It's Indy 500 day folks, and we'll be seamlessly shifting from the Principality to the Brickyard at the end of the Monaco Grand Prix.
It's been fifty years since Mario Andretti's win in the "greatest race on earth".
It seems incredible that the Andretti family, with its multiple exponents over the years, has never succeeded in adding a second win at Indy to its name - although Michael did achieve five wins as a team owner.
It certainly isn't for a lack of trying, and indeed there have been instances when a triumph was just a few dozen miles away, only for it to vanish with the echo of the most infamous words in IndyCar history: "It looks like Mario (or Michael) is slowing down!"
In a tribute to his grandfather's winning 1969 STP-liveried Hawk, Marco is driving a dayglo-orange Andretti Autosport Honda Dallara, the race set-up of which he has fine-tuned to the best of his and his team's expert ability these last two weeks.
Can Marco pull it off ? Can he put an end to the Andretti jinx? Stay tuned…
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