No, no, Adam. He wanted you to notice and bask in the pride of being AMERICAN, watch great racing and patriotism on display. Not only that, this was privately funded, not government although it drove thousands of folks to the DC area that have never been (that’s economic impact for you). It allowed folks who have never been to see museums, monuments, the White House and AMERICAN history for the first time as well. And guess what, hundreds of thousands of AMERICANS, blue & red, as well as fans from all over the world loved the #Freedom250! 🇺🇸
The Rosenqvist/Malukas onboards synched up with @IndycarRadio.
Because you’ve already watched the last lap 500 times this week. Why not make it 501?
#Indy500#Indycar#NowStayTuned
Last year was my first 500 without my Dad, Steven Sedlmayr. I ran into Jake on pit road RACEDAY MORNING we were talking and told him about Dad’s passing and he still managed to mention him last year.
Jake you are an amazing person for doing this, thank you!!
If, since the running of last year’s Indy 500, you lost a loved one that had passion for the race, please send me their NAME and HOMETOWN.
I will name some during the radio broadcast of this year’s race. I wish I had time to honor all, but will get as many as I can. Thank You.