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siffert_fan?
Anyways that was a hell of a race. Exciting as always, and congrats to Montoya, incredible talent. The moment that sticks out to me from that win isn't him coming back from 30th or anything, but him battling with Will Power and Scott Dixon with ten laps to go. Going through turn two Montoya had a bobble in his car, and at the moment the video boards happened to be showing his onboard. His hands were going all over the place trying to get the car under control, and he managed to do not only that, but he didn't lose any speed and was attempting a pass down the next straight. Unbelievable car control.
On a side note I just finished watching the Awards Banquet on TV and boy these IndyCar drivers are personable, and hilarious too. Incredibly entertaining.
Finally, I've figured out the magic of the Indy 500. No matter what happens, you never know who's going to win this race. Not on lap one, not halfway through, not with five laps to go. Hell, sometimes you don't even know who's going to win as they head down the final straight towards the checkered flag. Not until somebody has taken the checkered flag do you have anything more than a guess at who's going to win this great race. Its very entertaining, with just the perfect amount of overtaking. A pass for the lead, or any other position for that matter, could happen at any time, but it won't. Its never a sure thing. Knowing that the potential for a pass is there every time, but waiting to see it happen or not, is what creates both the entertainment and the suspense of the Indy 500.