Happy Birthday to one of the greatest of all time. The Iceman himself, Sir Scott Dixon!

For context: Dixon jokingly said he cant watch cup series races cause they allow for a nap

Hi everyone!

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I recently came across this subreddit, and after seeing the passion with which everyone discusses IndyCar, I thought this would be the right place to share one of our documentaries.

This one tells the full story of Hélio Castroneves from his early years in Brazil to becoming a 4-time Indy 500 winner. We wanted to go beyond the highlights and tell the story of the person, the career and the moments that made him such a special figure in the sport.

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Please feel free to remove if too OT. Thought this would be relevant though as the would-be lead-in to the Nashville race.

One of the things in the news last week is that allegedly Andretti Global has offered Marcus Ericsson a new contract. My guess is it would be a two-year deal with probably an option or buy-out after year one for Andretti.

If you are Marcus you have to be giving ol' Chip a call right about that #9 Car? Everybody keeps talking Lundgaard or Veekay to the #9 but to me would not surprise me at all if it's Marcus. He gives you the best chance of the three to win Indy and we know he gets along well with that team. Is he an every week threat to win? No but he's a very strong threat to win Indy and he won't rock the boat at CGR. Plus I'd imagine a sponsor like PNC would probably like him since he's so well spoken and quite frankly a damn attractive man.

Bad Luck IndyCar and Oval Ace Mick!