KICKER Driver Tracy Takes on Indy 500 Sunday!

Written by Michael G

Friday, 22 May 2009 13:52

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Look for KICKER racing vet Paul Tracy in his quest for the Indianapolis 500 title!
Race day is Sunday at 1 p.m. EDT, but the fun began weeks ago with daily qualifying.

Kicker Racing Vet Paul Tracy

Paul is racing for the first time since 2002 when he finished runner-up to Helio Castroneves in one of the most controverial Indy 500 finishes ever. In qualifying rounds this month his #15 GEICO/KV Racing open-wheel car took him to speeds over 223 miles-per-hour.

Tune into ABC Sunday, starting with coverage of the pre-race show at noon EDT. Exclusive cable partner VERSUS is covering more than 30 hours of live practice and qualifying rounds leading up to race day. For more information on Paul, check out www.paultracy.com. For news on anything INDY, go to www.indy500.com, or your favorite racing news website.

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