Indy 500

Take your camcorder and enjoy, but if Danica Patrick and Milka Duno wreck each other and get in a cat fight in the old "snake pit" and you film it. You can't sell it to Entertainment Tonight. :p :

I already see the 500 being dominated by Wheldon again :)

Well, some folks have some catching up to do.....and usually do......but Ganassi/Wheldon is unlikely to stand still, either.

I hope for the sake of all race fans that the English Midget doesn't win. A more unsympathetic star could not be found. Wheldon has no real charm to me, and I would love this Indy to be good race with a real underdog in the winner's circle...

this will be my first 500 to attend. I will be in grandstand a, i believe my seats are at the end to pit lane, not sure though. I was in c for the brickyard, very good seats accross from the backmarker pits and could see most of between 3-4 and complete front stretch. I was in the paddock for the gp . Except for the beginning of that race thought they were bad seats. I was hoping to watch a lot of pit action from the f1 teams but montoya took out 1/3 of the field on the first turn and ruined that. I understand the best seats for the gp or in grandstand j and that is what i bought for it this year.

David

Last year I took my camcorder too indy and was able to get some good film of both F1 and Brickyard races. Michigan also allows camcorders, as well as midohio. Beware though, if you are going to Kentucky leave the camcorder at home, it is a long way back to the parking lot.

David

They definitly let you bring a camcorder in. I've taken mine in for the past three years. This is going to be my 6th Indy 500 in a row....always look forward to the month of May. There's a group of 18 of us who go every year, some have been going longer than others. You will find us on one of the many golf courses around the area, during race weekend and on race day seated in the Southeast Vista, Section 32, the first six seats of rows T,U,V. Usually cheering on PDM Racing, as one of the members of the group is related to Paul Diatlavich owner of PDM. If we are lucky enough and PDM completes the race, we get to hang out in the garage after the race. Unfortanetly I can only recall visiting the garage twice in the past 5 year. It's just an awesome time...