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I hate the idea of the famous Indy 500 becoming a fuel mileage race, all the past highlights of classic finishes were of great duels on the track, not random fuel mileage victories.

And I don't know how much Wil Vincent has told you all but we watched the race in the pub where people were demanding more crashes! (casual fans! ) and they were dipping in and out, but after the finish I was asked about the series and when the next race was, etc.

Yep, finished turned the race from a forgettable parade to a classic that will be talked about forever.
Only the final lap will be replayed over and over, not much else.

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I don't know about you, but I saw some really good racing throughout, specially on the restarts.

That's what you get when the last caution is about 40 laps from the end, about 1 stint on fuel. If we had gotten another caution after that one we would have had a flat out race because a lot would have topped up with fuel.

Fuel mileage races are okay on ovals, they are horrible on road circuits and Champcar had a lot of fuel mileage races on those tracks, didn't you like that series

The coverage in general was horrible

After flying home from the race i watched the SpeedTV Australia coverage i recorded hoping it might explain some of the goings-on i saw at the track...... it left me none-the-wiser.....

The sooner the Indy500 coverage is passed from ABC America over to Versus/NBC the better....

The conveying of ABC until it was good but had too many commercial breaks.