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By HollywoodSheen on Aug 9, 2010 | Reply

the music they play …
the music they play during the intro’s is classic

By rickbaumhauer on Aug 9, 2010 | Reply

One other Mid-Ohio …
One other Mid-Ohio memory – in 2001, I attended the CART race, and it was impossible to ignore the presence of traction control on Penske’s Reynard-Hondas (against the rules, but difficult to police). Going through turn one, you could plainly hear the stutter when Castroneves and DeFerran got on the gas. Don’t recall hearing it on anyone else.

By rickbaumhauer on Aug 9, 2010 | Reply

On one hand, great …
On one hand, great to see this again, but on the other, it makes me so sad to see how far American open wheel racing has fallen. There were at least four different chassis in ‘92 (I counted Lola, Penske, Galmer, and TrueSports) and three engines (Chevy A/B and Ford-Cosworth).

I attended a few CART races at Mid-Ohio, and it was always an entertaining show. You really can’t imagine how different it was to watch these cars in person vs. how it looks on TV – it’s all much more visceral in person.

By racermac1988 on Aug 9, 2010 | Reply

ESPN, THE WORLD’S …
ESPN, THE WORLD’S LEADER IN MOTORSPORTS COVERAGE PRESENTS, SPEEDWORLD!!!

Damn I miss those words.

By HollywoodSheen on Aug 9, 2010 | Reply

the head on camera …
the head on camera angle they used to use was so awesome, they need to bring that back

By HollywoodSheen on Aug 9, 2010 | Reply

@gbpckr34 that …
@gbpckr34 that would be Gerry Forsythe’s opportunity start another series lol

By ilmsff7 on Aug 9, 2010 | Reply

Worst career move …
Worst career move Michael Andretti ever made….

By RNCoyote on Aug 9, 2010 | Reply

Notice Mobil 1 …
Notice Mobil 1 sponsored Paul Tracy who was driving for Roger Penske and Raul Boesel who driving for Dick Simon at the time? Those were the times.

By MikaOwns on Aug 9, 2010 | Reply

fine with me. this …
fine with me. this bs is unwatchable anyways. take a few years off and when the econ gets better, buy new cars. preferably from Swift or another US company.

By pgice on Aug 9, 2010 | Reply

comon!..laptimes!?? …
comon!..laptimes!??..where they faster than todays indycars?…also what year was it when Andretti crashet at Mid Ohio?..i remember watching that race

By rocky4tube on Aug 9, 2010 | Reply

Please start …
Please start posting full race more often Indycar series as I loved watching the race. The exposure of the current and even the past helps builds the series. I would love to see more races posted of the 90s, 00s and this past decade. Some classic Indy 500s and others would be great to watch during off weeks and during the off season. Also the coverage of this race was pretty good and versus/abc could learn something from it. Love all the in car cameras, pit camera and unique angles.

By arenasnow on Aug 9, 2010 | Reply

@viper2131 There …
@viper2131 There were undistinguished drivers in that field also. There always are. Ted Prappas, Jeff Wood, Brian Till, Mike Groff (although he did lead the IRL points once), Brian Bonner, Hiro Matsushita, John Jones, Dennis Vitolo? Ride-buying was already rampant at this time. The main difference is that the qualified drivers were usually able to get rides, when they aren’t now. Of course, Arie Luyendyk didn’t even have a full-season ‘92 ride and wasn’t in this race, so maybe not…

By arenasnow on Aug 9, 2010 | Reply

@kflfv3 How many …
@kflfv3 How many teams is that? Ganassi? Penske isn’t sponsored by Marlboro anymore. Hell, the number of teams that competed in that race that are still active has got to be small also. I count Penske, Newman-Haas, Ganassi, Coyne, Foyt, and Rahal. And comparing present-day Newman-Haas to 1992 Newman-Haas is a stretch, as is mentioning Rahal there since he has not been active.

By thisusersuck on Aug 9, 2010 | Reply

please play the …
please play the 1993 season

By pgice on Aug 9, 2010 | Reply

Cool!…what was …
Cool!…what was the laptimes back then compared to todays slow indycars ?..im sure those cars where faster

By kflfv3 on Aug 9, 2010 | Reply

Quite interesting: …
Quite interesting: Those teams dominating the 2010 IndyCar Series are those, who still have the same main sponsor as they had 18 years ago.

By IndyMeister on Aug 9, 2010 | Reply

@viper2131
In …
@viper2131
In general I agree with you, but Mansel is a special case.
Anyway: after Clark, G. Hill and Rindt comming over to Indy in the late 60s and early 70s there seemed to be quite a long period before Emmo Fittipaldi drank orange juice in Indy’s victory lane.

By gbpckr34 on Aug 9, 2010 | Reply

@MikaOwns if IRL …
@MikaOwns if IRL dies, we have no open wheel racing in america. which would suck

By MikaOwns on Aug 9, 2010 | Reply

die izod irl …
die izod irl die. this is what u ruined.

By viper2131 on Aug 9, 2010 | Reply

Just a couple of …
Just a couple of years ago you had the REIGNING formula 1 champion coming over to Indycars now you have a Francesco Dracone coming over with absolutely no career highlights while guys like Servia,Junqueira,Tracy and the future of indycars Hilebrand,Edwards,Summertone or Rahal are without full time rides……..why oh why!?!?……still I’ll watch every race and follow the sport because I’m a fan.

By nickfalzone on Aug 9, 2010 | Reply

fascinating
fascinating

By jmdaz on Aug 9, 2010 | Reply

As I watch this, I …
As I watch this, I curse the day Tony George was born

By M1WChamp24 on Aug 9, 2010 | Reply

LOL “How will …
LOL “How will Michael Andretti do in F1?”

“He will be a MAJOR STAR!”

By nazcarfann on Aug 9, 2010 | Reply

1992 indy car …
1992 indy car series is like nascar of today. attracting drivers from EVERY form of racing and most of them stay. thank you for uploading this.

By Willbrse on Aug 9, 2010 | Reply

@richdeveau24 …
@richdeveau24 Exactly! Before you coulse see F1 drivers caring about Indy500 too. Now they do not even talk about it… so sad…