From ‘magical’ to ‘legendary’: Drivers describe the Indy 500 in one word

Drivers often talk openly about Indianapolis 500 ((Sunday, May 25 on Fox).

We tried to prevent them from doing it. Neglect for the only reason for their desire to give us their ideas in the race with only one word.

But first, we will leave it last year, Scott McLeulinThe wax is glowing.

McLeulin said: “It is only today – on that day, the way you start, the defender runs out, and the people who fly across the gates,” McLeulin said. Then it runs the coming angle to Backstraight.

“Last year, I had a great view of the pole and the amount of people there, it’s magic and happens once a year.”

Below is a selection of Indycar drivers when it is asked to describe Indianapolis 500 with a single word:

Alexander Rossi: big.

Marcus Ericsson: Crazy is the first one to come in my mind.

Pato Outward: magic.

Kyle Larson: surprising.

Scott Dixon: We all know scene But surprising.

Connor Dali: amazing. You have to use more than one word.

Ed Carptter: It is the best.

Joseph New Vegdin: Legendary.

Graham Rahl: American.

Ryan Hunter Rai: Unbelievable … Can you give me three? A counterpart or unparalleled.

Scott McLeulin: magic.

Will power: epic.

Bob Boukras covers Nascar And Indycar for Fox Sports. He spent contracts for motorsport coverage, including more than 30 Ditona 500, with a difference in ESPN, Sporting News, NASCAR SCENE and (Daytona Beach) News-Journal. Follow it on Twitter @Bobukras.

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