B&W at the Indy 500

Hildebrand is a ROOKIE, and made a ROOKIE'S mistake. He SHOULD have backed off, when he came up on Kimball, but didn't. He slid into the rough patch, on the top of that turn, and bought the wall. The inside of the turn, is where one is SUPPOSED to be. You don't, "get the hell out of the way" when you're taking a turn properly.

B&W must be making a few $$$$$

I felt bad for the rookie mistake, but the overall race was a sleeper. It reminded me why I only watch Indy about once a year. NASCAR is so much more exciting. I had to laugh when it was "news" when a car got passed in the 500.

As far as I can tell from the pics I've seen the sponsorship was Bowers & Wilkins and Magnolia. So I gues B&W working along with Best Buy is working out quite well for both parties.

One car had Alex Tagliani who drove the #77 Bowers & Wilkins/ Sam Schmidt Motorsports Dallara Honda.

Its a shame that Indy doesnt have fans like the hillbilly racers do. I will never get how driving a 4seat conversion car while bumping the rednecks around gets more fans than open wheel racers. Bumping and scraping is for children, real men race cars that if you touch, you might die! All the same good to see some AV sponsors, and yes the rookie has only himself to blame, lapped car was clearly staying clear.
Then the Coke race ends with JR. out of gas...yawns all around.