The dog ate my cheat sheet where I was going to pick Dan Wheldon as the favorite on the strength of his dominant victories on ovals this year and his strong 150 laps last year at Indy that everyone has totally forgotten.
Maybe that's a bad sign for Dan, maybe not. Maybe I'm just an amateur who needs to turn it over to the oracle.
Money Says: "I am afraid that I do not have a clear indication at this point--Indy is so different from all of the others, as you know...so absent a clear indication, I will say this....it will not be any of the top three on the grid. It could well be Wheldon, but I am going to go ahead and call Mikey, just cause I'd love to see it happen. (So that means if it's Thunda or Mikey, I get credit, right?)"
If Michael Andretti actually wins...oh, man. Better pack some Depends just in case.
This Could Be a Real Shot in the Arm
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Nowadays, whenever I discuss IndyCar marketing – I do so with caution.
After writing a post last summer that called into question some of the
marketing eff...
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that glass in the photo is empty, hoss. fill 'er up and let's go green. And I didn't eat your cheat sheet. I drank it.
Ballsy pick Money. I like that! As for me, I pick TK as the favorite; he's due for an Indy 500 win. Also, Danica has a better chance to win than she has ever had. Her car is faster than it qualified, and she's a better driver than two years ago. Therefore, I say TK, but I'd love to see Danica take the checkered flag.