I'm Hi and welcome to this week's three legs four wheels F1 and indie car podcast.

It's Paul here with Dan, Chris and Lee.

I say IndyCar because, well, it's happening.

Everyone's an expert now, aren't they? I don't know what you've been watching, but I've been watching Alonzo Kart. Alonzo Kart. Is that what it's called now? Yes. All right. Yeah. Fernando Kart. Yeah. I believe it's called... Fernendi. I believe it's called the Nigel Mansell effect

when Formula One fans tend to switch over to I believe it's called......Belendie. I believe it's called the Nigel Mansell effect

when Formula One fans tend to switch over to the Indy 500

because a notable star in Formula One is taking part in the indie 500.

And this year it's Max Chilts.

Well, it's a bit like watching Formula One last year, isn't it?

You've got a couple of manor drivers with Alonzo in between them. Yeah. I must say as well, people have been saying nasty things about the old fucking, uh, uh, the cars. I think cars look great. The indie cars. Yeah. I prefer it if they were different. Yeah, that would be nice. But just in general, I think they look like a racing guard.

They look fast.

I've got to admit that looking at the aerosetup for the way it is on a novel, it's weird having asymmetric wings.

Yeah, yeah, absolutely.

And tires.

And tires.

Yeah.

One thicker than the other. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Sorry, I was talking about Indy Kals are manager. I was. Ah. But, yeah, we've got a special guest with us via Skype. In the room. In the room via headphones on Skype. We're doing that weird time break thing again, aren't we? Yes, because we've already pre-recorded this. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, but we've had a chat with Adrian from the IndyCar UK blog, who is an expert and definitely knows a hell of a lot more than we do. Yeah, he was all right. He knew a bit. Yeah, we'll play this now. I still don't talk a few things. Should we play that now? We'll play that now. Let's do that. Right. Finally, we've been promising this for ages and then we do actually have something special. We are actually doing, in the week of the race, what the fuck is the Indy 500? And we've got someone who knows what he's talking about to tell us about it,

which is more than we do. So from the UK IndyCar website, we have Adrian Ricard. Hi, Adrian.

Hello, Paul. Hello, Lee. Hello. Hello. And we've got Chris, don't forget we've got Chris and Dan with us as well. And Chris of Dan, of course, yes. So basically,

what is the Indy 500? Well, let's strip it back. It's a race. That takes place in America,

in Indianana, in Indianapolis. Its first race was back in 1911. And as things stand, 33 cars line up at the start of the race. They turn left

800 times and there's a winner, there's some milk, there's some big prizes and everybody has a

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