is Indycar the next F1

[@jonlinen225]

If you're a sponsor, Indycar is like a good stock pick. Cheap right now but holds a respectable number of fans. Holds huge potential.

[@ianmiller6635]

I used to work for the Indycar Series (as a pilot) so I am slightly biased, but it’s absolutely one of the best motor racing series out there. This coming from a big F1 fan as well. Nothing compares to the uniqueness and skill it takes to compete in Indycar. Thanks for the love!

[@shrimpinpat]

No power steering is a big shake up. Pretty sure all the former f1 guys have mentioned that. Its a hell of a lot more physical racing. Love it. Wish f1 had a few races a year where everyone gets the same exact car. Would be fun to just settle whose really good and whose just got the good engineers.

[@fegar1]

@@shrimpinpat Max would still be the best with Lewis a close second IMHO.

[@andrewesau51]

​@@fegar1 well better get them both in Indycar and find out

[@henry247]

​@@shrimpinpatThey don't say its more physical...they say its more physical for the arms and less physical to the neck...

[@crazychallengechannel8237]

@@henry247being 100% honest I love both racing series in different ways but Indycar without a doubt requires drivers to be in the best shape possible. F1 uses more neck sure but they have pads on both sides of their heads. But I see your point

[@herewegoagain7403]

i love indycar and their fans! no one is snobby, great time too! please shine more light on this sport, it deserves it

[@STORM3SHADOW]

Put some respect on Indycar's name!!! As a fan, the fact that the drivers and cars are so accessible is great. Something you can never do in F1 unless you're a VIP. And the racing is awesome! Virtually any driver can win any given race. Again, something you never see in F1. There's room to love both series!

[@IloveTashaGhouri]

It's being talked about stop getting mad

[@teamredgutz399]

I enjoy both series and watch both series religiously. I like each series for certain things and not others.

[@MuhammadNiz007]

That's the point Indy car is accessible while F1 is the pinnacle and way better in terms of quality

[@STORM3SHADOW]

@@MuhammadNiz007 "quality" as in technology and innovation, yeah. On track action and fan interaction, no.

[@STORM3SHADOW]

@@IloveTashaGhouri lol Who said I was mad? I'm not typing in caps! 😂

[@tadroid3858]

Indy Car isn't even close to F1 financially, but Indy Car is a much more RACE FAN FRIENDLY event. It's less expensive, more accessible and less celebrity-infested. Thanks for coming to Indy. It's one of my favorite cities. The whole town knows racing.

[@sazzycool]

As a 30+ year McLaren F1 fan I started watching IndyCar when they joined the series. I prefer IndyCar to F1 now! The racing is closer, better overtaking, better crashes & it seems more down to earth and not snobby like F1. I came across your videos last week & they're great. New subscriber here 😁

[@lorddrac_dontaskmetodance]

Welcome aboard. I will admit that, outside of strategy, the Indy GP was a fairly quiet race for IndyCar standards, although admittedly more exciting than what I've seen from F1 this year outside of the first lap.

[@sazzycool]

@@lorddrac_dontaskmetodance I agree. It was a fairly quiet race but much better than the Miami gp which was a snooze fest 😂

[@harrison862]

I love both series but purely as racing entertainment it’s hard to top indy! I respect the engineering that goes into f1 but spec series are just so much more fun to watch

[@RossMKF1]

@@harrison862 IMSA racing with GTP, GTD, LMP2 racing all on one track more interesting than Indy

[@scottiramage317]

Same - don’t even watch F1 anymore

[@bradennetzly8291]

I’m honored to have made the background of the video around 11:20 and to have been photographed by you outside of the pagoda. The openness of IndyCar is something I love about it and is something that I think all F1 fans should experience. I hope you had a great time and hope to see you around our paddock again. As a side note, the guy with the massive mohawk is often around Indy, I’ve seen him many times before and he’s very easy to spot!

[@SooperPogi]

More indycar coverage. This was a lot better than expected

[@NickABQQm]

I started to watch Indy when Ilott and Lundgaard moved. What can't you not love Indy when the racing is better than the High Tech Engineering War F1 is now.

[@automotiveaffairsshorts]

Kym needs to cover all the IndyCar races 🏎️🏁

[@nyrmetros]

Definitely on the non F1 weekends that IndyCar has a race!

[@Kevinap34]

Kym, I want to personally thank you for coming to Indianapolis to cover the GP and sharing this video. So glad you mentioned the accessibility of drivers and teams. I dont think its talked enough how easy it is to meet your favorite driver or team owner. Indycar goes to great lengths to make themselves accessible. I would really hope that you would decide to cover the Indy 500 instead of going to Monaco. I can understand the joy of Monaco lifestyle, but as racing enthusiast best advice i can tell you is to experience the 500. Lastly I hope you urge more photographers and journalist to cover Indycar as they deserve so much more publicity than they are getting from European media. So again thank you for checking out Indycar and hope to see more of it.

[@JU5TINPDX]

5:10 😬 be careful holding that can up in public… especially as you are in the south 😂

[@ericmess8261987]

Lol. Is it really that serious down south about bud light?

[@manojr3941]

This is awesome content Kym. I would loveeeeee you to cover more Indy content. Atleast the major races like Indy 500, Texas and Long Beach. Tell me you are doing Indy 500 plsssss… 🏎️

[@F1Fanatic76]

The Monaco GP is that day so he won't be there

[@user-pd7mw2hy7q]

Thanks for interviewing me (mohawk guy). I thought you seemed familiar but couldn't place it but I've definitely seen your content before. While the cars in F1 are superior indy has the better races and its possible for most cars to win in any race. I like F1 but the racing is mostly boring, with few on course passes. I don't think it can gain F1s popularity, but it is definitely better racing if that's what you are looking for.

[@arthurvillegas5586]

Indycar is Indycar and it is the best racing, the oval racing always !

[@randygravel2057]

Flying to Indy tomorrow, from Calif, to see practice and qualifying. I find F1 soul crushingly boring and stupid.

[@captainjosue]

Kym go to the indy 500 and Long Beach. Those are the two most iconic indycar races. Love that you come out here and visit indycar. Love you Kym.

[@CallieMasters5000]

The Indy 500 takes place on the same day as the Monaco Grand Prix, which we all know is Kym's favorite race, so he'll be in Monaco.

[@sultanoftippoo3857]

It seems a moot point to me as it appears the US viewing figures for F1 Miami this year we’re down 25% on last years race which were a paltry sub 3m so in that regard IndyCar will probably rebound and pick up many of those bored newer F1 fans. F1 is a constructors series not a drivers series and by its nature the car is the star and no matter what spin is put on driver rivalries etc, the best car will win the WCC & WDC for its best pilot whether it be the Schumacher/Ferrari, Vettel/Red Bull, Hamilton/Mercedes or Verstappen/Red Bull years. The newer F1 fanbase (not just in the US), seems to be losing interest because they see domination of one driver/team boring. Bottom line for those fans is this is F1 and if you want to see the drivers make the difference then IndyCar or some other series is probably more for you.

[@CallieMasters5000]

Gate checking bags happens all the time on those Embraer jet flights. I think people bring bigger carry ons because they know they will be gate checked and they'll get it right back rather than risk it going missing as a checked bag.

[@sz5876]

Kim nice meeting you in Vegas in February. What a missed opportunity to put some IndyCar drivers in free practice 1 and put some F1 drivers in the IndyCar GP it would be much smarter to work together then work against each other or pretend the other doesn't exist maybe someday the Geniuses at Liberty and Penske will figure this out and work together

[@jeffrey9195]

Too bad you couldn't skip Monaco and do the Indy 500. That's when you would be totally blown away.

[@shrimpinpat]

Hope you enjoyed your time in the USA. I get more and more into indy car and less and less into f1. F1 was what got me interested. I am a drive to survivor but I watch religiously. Have f1tv with multiviewer so i can see everything across 3 screens..... but INDY Car has so much more action and drama. You don't have the flashy personalities or the ritz and glam of F1 but you do have RACING! Also how wild you ran into someone you had met before and find out her sons racing at the race you are going to. Wild

[@mamavswild]

I love both, and have been a long time fan. Indy is characterized by a lot of crashes and overtakes…it can get a bit desensitizing. F1 is characterized by the opposite…drama is the exception as opposed to the rule and this makes it all that more special when it happens. Both are great series. I think I like F1 a bit more because I love the Constructors aspect of it and the technical innovation.

[@maxb148]

​@@mamavswild Why do you say its characterised by a lot of crashes? If you are meaning small incidents of wheel to wheel contact then I agree because that's what happens with close racing series. But if you are talking about big crashes, they are becoming relatively rare especially outside of the ovals and even then its like 3-4 big crashes a year which is about on par with F1 over the last couple of years.

[@gizmobowen]

Hope to see you in Portland! Bummer, just realized that's Imola. Max will have his third wrapped up by then, so come back to the states where practically anyone has a chance. Go Callum!

[@mamavswild]

Go Max! 🏆🏆🏆😄 And I like Callum, big Herta fan as well.

[@matpk]

IndyCar is much better than 💩 F1

[@RAZAPOKE]

Love your take on Indy kym. Stay passionate/ vamos Pato.

[@adrianosler1682]

As a lifelong f1 fan I can say that I am wholly disappointed with the way that in pretty much less than 1 season after the changes to encourage racing and reduce 1 team dominance we're back to 1 team dominance, now I get this is all about who can develop the better car but it does make a good end spectacle for the consumer

[@rockysouthflorida1707]

Bravo Mate! Great Little VLOG of USA travels and Indy Car! Book a trip to the St.Pete Gran Prix or Long Beach to watch some great Indy Street Racing! Cheers from the States! STAY PASSIONATE ABOUT INDY CAR! LOL!

[@cabanford]

Nope. Indycar has always been massively more watchable. F1 died in the late 80s

[@cabanford]

I love to have a nice 2 hour Sunday snooze while "watching" an F1 race. Very relaxing

[@Chatta-Ortega]

I wish Kym could properly cover the 500 but understand that Monaco might be the most important race on the F1 calendar. I love both F1 and IndyCar. IndyCar is still recovering from the catastrophic split engineered by Tony George. The racing is fantastic but they need more chassis and engine mfgrs.

[@JeffWallick]

Man, I love both racing disciplines. I'm going to the Detroit GP in a few weeks. There's no doubt that the racing itself in Indycar is dramatically more entertaining than F1. The big downside (in my opinion) is the relative lack of technology in Indycar. The cars are boring and sound boring. I'd venture to guess F2 cars would be relatively quicker than Indycars. Get those guys some aero and let the teams compete a bit more from a technology and aero perspective. I really hope Indycar keeps improving. In the meantime, I'm happy to be a fan of both.

[@lorddrac_dontaskmetodance]

Just admit IndyCar is better, okay? Jk, I love F1, too, but it has been annoying me the last few years.

[@michaelmilitello5644]

Indycar has had 5 different winners in 5 races. To be successful you have to be consistently good on ovals, street courses, and proper road courses. F1 cannot match that. You never know who will win an indycar race.

[@mikehunt368]

indycar is miles better than F1 (and that’s not because i’m from indy) lol it’s just that it’s not all a money game and 90% of the drivers have a chance to win any race

[@losness24]

Firehawk is the best mascot in sports, shame you couldn’t get an interview

[@WHOISMEE123]

indycar is a such sport dont ever hope indycar will be like f1 its just useless racing

[@nighttrain1565]

I hope in Indycar doesn't become F1. That's a long fall

[@vintagevinylvets1187]

Love these travel vlogs Kym. Loved seeing Dario Franchitti, haws our favorite Indycar driver, miss him terribly! Be safe sir and thank you always!🙏🏻✈️

[@gbambino1955]

Loved it. Enjoyed your take on Indy racing and the area. Cheers mate.

[@gregoryf9299]

Nice to see some Kym-I fans out there too! Bravo on the growing support!

[@zienatasilviestu4698]

It's happened to me 2-3 times, in which the plane ends up realizing it won't have enough space and has to get all remaining passengers boarding to check their bags. Not ideal but at the very least it's a checked bag for free, for what it's worth. Maybe it happens in domestic travels or short flights in other countries as well, I don't know.

[@rolandoruiz7710]

Indy is not the new F1; however, it is a great and exiting product, I think. There’s certainly more action and excitement. One thing is certain, the GMR safety teams in Indy are the best in the world - top notch. Romain Grosjean is lucky to be alive. He has only himself to thank for that. He would’ve died, for sure, if his fate were left to F1’s safety crews. F1’s safety teams are slow to respond and , we’ll, just not very good. They can learn much from Indy in this regard.

[@jacobgreen7581]

I think it’s a lot more difficult for F1 because they use the safety crews each track provides. The GMR teams stick together and have experience throughout the whole season, which gives them a major edge

[@thefowlyetti2]

Indycar delivers far more entertaining races, that is for sure.

[@TimLindsay]

wish you were there to see the indy 500 The greatest spectacle in racing...

[@_hanz73]

I mean it does have a much better races than F1 😂

[@teamredgutz399]

Yes the wheel to wheel racing and overtaking in IndyCar is better than F1 and any driver can win.

[@_hanz73]

@@teamredgutz399 yeah!!! The gap is so close to one another

[@tiadaid]

Yes it does. But how it achieves it makes it less interesting - spec cars with the only difference being the engines. One can argue Formula 2 also delivers similar experience.

[@teamredgutz399]

@@tiadaid that and the dampers are different from car to car. But that’s pretty much it. And the two engines engines make about the same amount of power. The dampers are really what differentiates the cars in Indy but that’s about it.

[@yashshah5009]

Trolley prices are ridiculous here. I live in San Francisco and at San Francisco international they charge 8$ :(

[@nyrmetros]

Thank you for the full IndyCar race video!!!!

[@stephenhenion8304]

I salute Kim, the world adventurer. Picks up his Jetta at Indy and goes for the right side door!..👍👍👍

[@KymIllman]

That and grabbing for the seat belt on the wrong side.

[@CallieMasters5000]

In March 2020, gasoline prices went really low as the pandemic lockdown started. Here in Texas, where gas is refined and cheaper than other states, the price went down to $1.39 a gallon. My local Kroger has a fuel points rewards program, along with a credit card, that allows a discount of up to $1.25 a gallon. This meant I filled up my car for 14 cents a gallon. Total bill for just over 10 gallons was $1.47. Not per gallon, per full tank! I was wondering if it would go any lower but it didn't. It was crazy.

[@thomasgibbons5508]

really enjoyed the intreviews from fans in the paddock. Try in F1 paddock if possible

[@v10mclaren]

Nothing like spending a day at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. I love that the secret of how good Indycar is has finally started to get out. It’s great to see it embraced by such an international audience.

[@soisaidtogod4248]

LOL, it is spec series and only national is scope.

[@v10mclaren]

@@soisaidtogod4248 you can always count on toxic F1 fans to leave a stupid comment.

[@bobcobb7719]

Rookie move to not board as soon as they call your zone.

[@juanmoorethyme3119]

Hesitant and reticent are different words. :)

[@johnstevens6607]

Atm indycar is in a better place than f1

[@denniscampbell8513]

Great video as usual Kym!! I was gutted I couldn't be your vegemite hook up this year but 😂I'm glad a fan brought you some and came through 💯 I've been flat out at work and wasn't paying attention that you was in town😴 I'm glad you had a good time and hopefully Indy treated you and your son well!! I'll try and catch up with you in Vegas this year 🎰 cheers mate 👍🏻

[@vidiot57]

Love the Indy Car v\coverage !!! What a bonus !!!

[@indy500tabasco8]

F1 should be a warmup race for IndyCar. have a breakfast with beer, watch F1, get bored, go to sleep and wakeup energetic ready for all out IndyCar action race. happy ending..🤩

[@saurlex1368]

I can't say i've got much interest in Indycar... but I think if it got alot more popular F1 could just adjust their rules to steal any good idea indycar has; ie spec cars.

[@jacobgreen7581]

That wouldn’t make any sense though. IndyCar was founded almost half a century before F1, where they ran into the problems with big teams consistently dominating over others. F1 is encountering the worst of this issue now, but changing to spec cars would eliminate one of the only unique things about it. I watch F1 for the engineering, so I’d probably abandon it if they changed things. That being said, the major plus about F1 is that it’s a worldwide competition, drawing an international audience. Since IndyCar is almost exclusively held in the US, I don’t see it ever being as popular as F1 on a global scale.

[@guenthermichaels5303]

Nice job Kym. Enjoying your videos.

[@hmdwgf]

Lindsay Brewer is the hottest babe in motorsports. She is a literal 10. Hopefully she does well in F2000 this year.

[@fordfocusonme]

If you ever come to Road America I'll host you and anyone with you for free. Not even kidding. Just let me know.

[@robgraham5016]

Hey Kym - now you know why I drive a Honda Accord! Gas is WAY MORE EXPENSIVE in Canada and I only drive 5,000 - 8,000 Km's per year but still feel it!

[@gcm747]

Is it just me or is it crazy quick to get your ppl, multi engine and IFR rating in 3.5 months?

[@mgers75]

I just binged watched the first three episodes of Drive to Survive Indycar ediition, and have been consumed with figuring out Pato O'Ward family wealth. Google is very much inconclusive. I know they own a $5m mansion in San Antonio and looks like his grandpa own a giant compound in Monterrey mexico with a landing strip, aircraft, every type of dirtbike and recreational vehicle. Im hoping they run a cartel but it's probably something boring like Real Estate.

[@hittheboof1084]

Just flew through the Indy airport last week, none of the old cars were up yet! just the new ones

[@bobfett7611]

No, it isn't the next F1. Based upon the Indy 500 - and therefore IndyCar - pre-dating F1 by a couple of decades. Yes, I'm wearing my pedantic hat today....

[@radamus210]

Discussing Indycar and Formula One in the same paragraph or short discussion I would compare this way - 2 guys talking about boobs - yes, a man pig POV - Boobs, some like big boobs, some like small boobs. They are all the same, they're boobs, Lets say ya gotta choose one? Easy answer, all boobs, don't matter ~ "Is Indy the next F1?" I don't understand the context in forming that title as a question~ but great vid! fun to ride along.

[@paulj.ingram2839]

One thing I wish you would explore is how so many non-American have found such a good quality of life in the states. Grosjean just moved his wife and three kids to Miami. Bourdais lives with his family in St. Petersburg and actually became a naturalized citizen. I saw him win in IMSA at Laguna Seca Sunday. They all seem to be very happy what they’re doing here.

[@codymoe4986]

Because wealrhy race car drivers, born in Europe, have it so tough making it over there?

[@dejavuking]

I hate to say it but I do feel F1 is due a very very big fall!. For a myriad of reasons, it pains me as I do like F1 I’ve watched it since the 90s, damon hill winning, villeneuve, Schumacher. Why is F1 in store for a catastrophic fall, because it’s audience has changed. Back in the 90s and been through the 2000s there were many many “boring” races and one team dominating. But what F1 has done especially with the 2021 season and Netflix is create unrealistic expectations and todays viewers (not all) but most have short attention spans they need excitement or they’ll quickly move on!. What we’re not getting is excitement. It’s like at theme parks they over estimate queue lengths. They’ll say estimated time two hours wait, you wait and the queue time ends up being an hour so psychologically everyone is like cool it was only an hour wait. But if they estimated the queue time at 45minutes everyone would be like ahhhhh damn I had to wait an hour!. The above analogy is why F1 is in for a big fall you then add on extreme ticket costs, and obscene paddock pass and grandstand costs, TV paywalls and you = a very rough road ahead!.

[@oyugilinus1503]

Racing-wise, IndyCar is superior to F1. But there is something unique about F1 marketing. It's global calendar, the build up to the race, social media content, etc. make it accessible to people who are unable to travel to races. I think that is the remaining piece of the puzzle for IndyCar. For starters, a global calendar would redeem IndyCar from the massive time difference that makes most non-American fans not watch races.

[@TheGumballhead]

F1 is impressive but boring. INDYCAR is technical and competitive. INDYCAR is way more fun to watch

[@f1fannick678]

Without even watching...NO Indycar is not F1! Indycar is a spec series. F1 teams are constructors, the differences are vast and wide!! So, end of your nonsensical debate. What, are you just looking for something to talk about?

[@KillRoy117]

As a big F1 fan, Indycar blows F1 out of the water in terms of racing quality. Almost impossible to predict a winner each week, super close racing, amazing talent from multiple generations, and I've even grown to enjoy the Indy oval races. Indycar deserves WAY more attention than F1, it just doesnt carry that glamour so the general sheep wont chant its name.

[@dansantarsiero1526]

As an F1 fan for over 50 years, I've gone from traveling to races on three continents or getting up at 5AM to watch flag to flag on TV, to only watching the highlight videos on KZbin. The racing has become so predictable and boring sorry to say. 🏁

[@amoldaxikar1738]

Yes Indycar is almost there. Now because of F1, now I have become fan of Indycar as well. Oh and another thing….may be you can move to US and also cover Indycar. What do you say?

[@djmaciiiii]

Flying in the USA is the worst. Business class, First Class, Economy, its all crap. You fly Business on Cathay for a 1 hour flight and you will probably get a lay-flat seat, and a full hot meal.

[@matty2timez708]

Have to say. No matter the cluster eff you find yourself in, you are always always always positive and just go with he flow. Good on ya mate. Also, love the jean shorts. I haven't rocked them since high school in the late 80's early 90's! You are gonna be a trend setter!

[@Kristianxvx]

Of course an American airport has "Welcome to the racing capital of the world"🤣🤣of course they are in their own little bubble where they think everything revolves around them aha

[@2lo4sno]

With each season I watch Indy more and F1 less. If F1 understood what it was and embraced it rather than pretending to be what it isn't we would all be a little more blessed as racing fans.

[@cococalm]

I have been saying this for a while now. Indy series has far less drama, or should I say that the drama happens on the track. The drivers are not as "prima donna" as you find with some F1 drivers and team principles are professional, unlike the "hissies" in F1. The races themselves are exciting and racing is close. F1 is becomming prissy and on track it is becoming bland.

[@Drrolfski]

Although I'm not really following the sport I kinda like these Indycar sidesteps

[@carisi2k11]

Indycar is it's own thing. They have ovals and a teams championship while F1 has a constructors championship because each team make there own cars.

[@andrewkaram6236]

Fuel here in Miami used to be $1.9/g prior to COVID!

[@themangix357]

Hopefully we'll get to see Kym shooting Le Mans 24H too! Altho it's guaranteed to be a bore fest for him. 🤣

[@thesteveruss]

Why would you stay for the GP and NOT the Indy500? 🤦🏻‍♂️ No one needs Monaco ...

[@MachineHead784]

American Airlines is rough and what a insult offering you Bud Light here in North America! Go Delta!

[@terryrobertson8382]

It really is a whole different vibe than F1.

[@mrbismarck]

I really want to commit to Indycar, because the racing is close and the results are unpredictable, but the sheer number of commercial breaks makes it unwatchable for me. "While you were away" are the worst words in sports.

[@commanderclaude8781]

are you in the states?? in america we have commerical breaks during the race on NBC / Peacock ...but the race is in a window right next to the commerical so you never miss the on track action.

[@mrbismarck]

I am in the States. Not every commercial break has the side-by-side view. At Long Beach between 4:30pm and 5pm they cut away every ten minutes for three minute breaks meaning you got seven minutes of racing and then some of that had Leigh Diffey reading a commercial message, so I gave up.

[@bjs7442]

I like Kym's videos but he has started to use click bate titles. I am disappointed that he has lowered the quality perception of his videos.

[@yhelloh]

It's not the next F1... its the better F1.

[@JakobDenee]

It would be nice to check out Nascar as well

[@abritandhisbikeinpoland6802]

2023 Indycar = 5 races, 5 different winners from 3 different teams, 15 podiums from 10 different drivers. F1 = 5 races 2 winners from 1 team, 15 podiums from 5 drivers! I've had 46 years of tolerating F1 and for me it's finished! It's just soooo boring, and F1 is now focused on offtrack more than on track activities. Manufacture's, Liberty Media, Americanization , glitter ball pom pom American nonsense, Middle East interference and Netflix over dramatizing something which has no drama has finally hammered the final nail in for me! Indycar is 100% more exciting, and the cars can race and over take! F1 is just a marketing controlled circus show, run by Walt Disney and I'm sure its only a matter of time before they have a race at Disney Land!

[@rafaelcoutomarinho6314]

❤perfect

[@Beantownreview]

Miami is a hub for American Airlines thus their lounge at MIA has to be one of their best in the States. A fair price for an airport trolley is $0. Please don't eat the sushi in Indy. We need you at your best.

[@scsmith4604]

City BBQ is good stuff. We always have them cater for our office lunch meetings.

[@uprightfossil6673]

Oh god I hope not. Maybe for youngsters who like to see the same people win week after week, year after year. Us old hands like real competition

[@SimonLant]

Loved this roving documentary style. It's a nice set up. Great video.

[@samkeeley1228]

Really hope you do a season in Indy one year Kim!

[@AlistairMaxwell77]

i know you probably have to go back to the EU for monaco but you know the 500 would kill it

[@jasonhoffman892]

F1 may have the impressive tech it lacks in racing excitement. Indycar puts on the best racing. Dont even make tge spec comments becausr its not truly spec and even inthe cart era of indycar it had the best racing then too.

[@Cloudminster]

A completely different sport in terms of technology and approach…the cars only look similar.

[@danielstarling4147]

This is brilliant, Kym! I loved the interviews with the people about the track. It would be great if you were able to do that with F1!

[@KymIllman]

Not possible I’m afraid