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May 22, 2003
Carb Day at the Brickyard, and no one has Carbs anymore.
but there was a lot of fun....
 

The Men Make the Signs Ready for the Big Race
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Even on a Cool Day the
Temperature Can Get 
Warm in the Racing suit...
when you're not going 
over 200 miles per hour.

Miss Junior Teen America Meghan Bryan along 
with Miss Teen America Lacey Minchew have
come to the Indy 500 to take part in a fashion
show.
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The two young beauties have come to the Brickyard to help raise funds
for a charity that servers families of the race car drivers that have had
misfortune. Miss Junior Teen America Meghan Bryan and Miss Teen 
America Lacey Minchew joined with race car drivers wives to raise
funds for the families.
 

Plenty of Folks Turned Out for the Day of Practice
and Competition in the Pits.
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The Pagoda Awaits Race Day.  This Year
the Pagoda will also find a lot more Japanese
Engines, and Guests from the Orient here to
see how their drivers and engines perform.
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Greg Ray Gets Ready to Begin his Laps
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The Weather was Great and Tony Renna Hopes
for a Great Race.
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The Pit Teams Begin their Battles with the Clock
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Cover Your Ears when the Engines Come Alive.
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Indy 500 "Carb Day" and Michael Andretti Gets Ready
for Race Day.  This is scheduled to be Michael's last Race
and He was to have run it with his father the Great Mario
Andretti until a crash changed the mind of his father.
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Indy Race Cars from the Past Come Alive on the Track to Show the Spectators How the Races Looked Years Ago.
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Some of the Cars of Yesteryear
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The races at the Brickyard many years ago  took the better part of the whole day, not just a few hours to run like todays times.  It might be fun to see an Indy 1500 and then we would see who had the best oil, the best engines, the toughest driver and the one with the strongest back.  I think the people would have a great time and eat a lot of food and even pay a little more for the seats....just a thought.

 
 


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