Indy 500 Start Time & How To Watch Live
The post Indy 500 Start Time & How To Watch Live appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The grandstands are sold out for the 109th Indianapolis 500. (Photo by James Gilbert/Getty Images) Getty Images INDIANAPOLIS – The largest single day sporting event in the world is Sunday’s 109th Indianapolis 500 and it’s too late to buy a ticket to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway because all grandstand seats are sold out. But that doesn’t mean fans can’t catch all the action. This is the first year the Indy 500 will be televised on FOX, and in true fashion, the network is provided tremendous coverage including a 2-1/2-hour pre-race show that begins at 10 a.m. Eastern Time. FOX has been at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway since the beginning of practice for the Sonsio Grand Prix on the IMS road course at the beginning of the month and has aired coverage of all practice and qualification sessions leading into the biggest race of the year. By the time the Indianapolis 500 concludes, FOX will have aired 60 hours of live coverage. “It’s ultimately the same equation for the drivers and team,” Buxton told me Thursday at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. “It’s preparation. It’s feeling the moment and being at one with what’s going on around you. Will Buxton (Photo by Song Haiyuan/MB Media/Getty Images) Getty Images “I hope we were able to bring a level of insight and introspection into what was going on, thankfully to these guys sitting next to me who have done it, lived it. “Some history, some stats, some fun bits, a bit of levity through it all because you can’t broadcast for six hours a day without having a giggle. When the moment got serious, to be there and call it as it happened and hopefully bring some of that excitement with it. “Ultimately, I think what we’re trying to do with the broadcast is…
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The grandstands are sold out for the 109th Indianapolis 500. (Photo by James Gilbert/Getty Images) Getty Images INDIANAPOLIS – The largest single day sporting event in the world is Sunday’s 109th Indianapolis 500 and it’s too late to buy a ticket to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway because all grandstand seats are sold out. But that doesn’t mean fans can’t catch all the action. This is the first year the Indy 500 will be televised on FOX, and in true fashion, the network is provided tremendous coverage including a 2-1/2-hour pre-race show that begins at 10 a.m. Eastern Time. FOX has been at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway since the beginning of practice for the Sonsio Grand Prix on the IMS road course at the beginning of the month and has aired coverage of all practice and qualification sessions leading into the biggest race of the year. By the time the Indianapolis 500 concludes, FOX will have aired 60 hours of live coverage. “It’s ultimately the same equation for the drivers and team,” Buxton told me Thursday at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. “It’s preparation. It’s feeling the moment and being at one with what’s going on around you. Will Buxton (Photo by Song Haiyuan/MB Media/Getty Images) Getty Images “I hope we were able to bring a level of insight and introspection into what was going on, thankfully to these guys sitting next to me who have done it, lived it. “Some history, some stats, some fun bits, a bit of levity through it all because you can’t broadcast for six hours a day without having a giggle. When the moment got serious, to be there and call it as it happened and hopefully bring some of that excitement with it. “Ultimately, I think what we’re trying to do with the broadcast is…
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