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Written by Christopher Estrada
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Wednesday, 10 March 2010 05:34 |
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Here are a few IndyCar stories to get you revved up this morning at breakfast:
USA Today's Gary Graves does a write-up on new IRL CEO Randy Bernard and how the new leader of the sport is acclimating to things. Bernard talks about that, as well as his goal of creating more superstars to join drivers such as Danica Patrick and Helio Castroneves in the mainstream...
Dan Wheldon may be heading to touring cars after his IndyCar days are done. In an interview with the Sun, the former Indy 500 and IZOD IndyCar Series champion reveals that his wife Susie has been wanting to live in Europe and that could eventually trigger a move back home to the U.K and into the British Touring Car Championship for him. He also talks about Panther's chances in the early events and Indy 500, plus the radical Delta Wing prototype...
Interesting premise from a fan that submitted a question to Curt Cavin's blog on IndyStar.com, and it's one I like -- IndyCar should follow the NFL draft and have the backmarker teams get a bigger number of testing days while the top teams get a minimum amount. Perhaps that could mean something more than the extra 30-minute practice for squads outside the top ten...
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