There's been plenty of open wheel hatred in the last 12 years.

Honestly, I felt I got screwed.

Get past the hate and start figuring out where open wheel racing goes from here and how it can be made better.

The IRL, as it is called, is a concept originated by the president of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Tony George.

I hate the fact that the N.500 was screwed up 12 years ago.

I hate the fact that Alex Zanardi and Greg Moore didn't get to run the N.E. 500.

I hate the fact that NASCAR's lap several times.

Consider the Indy cars.

Well, this year they will race in separate series.

You could run a strip like this.

We came back here.

I think we redeemed ourselves from the lousy thing we did in 95.

But I'll tell you, it's the best day on my life coming back like this. Who needs milk?

Welcome to a special Bring Back V10's Indy Split Q&A, where we are digging back into the

ferocious cart versus IRL war that was fought for over a decade.

I mean, this time, we're taking your questions.

I'm Glenn Freeman, and I'm delighted that John Oryovitz, author of the definitive book on this topic

and our guest for the three-part series we did in January, is back with me to tackle questions from our members.

John, welcome back. Very quick question from me to start with.

How do you reflect on that three-part

series we did? And have you had much reaction to it back in the States? Thanks, Glenn.

First of all, glad to join you again. And no, it was great. For one thing, just to talk to a couple of

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