BEST RACE OF THE YEAR (So Far) -- IndyCar at Gateway Review

Breaking down an absolutely amazing race at World Wide Technologies Raceway at Gateway for the 2019 NTT IndyCar Series.

Talking about the close finish, Takuma Sato, and Santino Ferrucci controversy.

#Gateway #Ferrucci #IndyCar

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[josheichholz]

First race of any kind I ever went to, amazing!

[eliteflite]

David, many others have told you this on Twitter but man, without your videos I wouldn’t be watching Indycar, IMSA or F1. Thanks for the great motorsports content. Easily the best on youtube!

[Xeroxmyassiluv]

Indycar growth and love is real. I’m one of those new fans.
But really, with these cars, these speeds, on a crazy variety of tracks, and the ultra competitive nature how could it not being continually gaining new fans.

[SpectralUmbreon]

There was some serious deja vu when Newgarden spun on the last lap for some random reason, just like Mid-Ohio.

[falconaz]

For sure, Gateway was a blast to attend. Thursday at Ball Park Village, Friday qualifying, Saturday race... just a great weekend for an Indy Car Fan.

[olaadeshina]

Something that is really underated this year is the fight for rookie of the year. Indycar's future looks bright

[senna]

I was working t-4 in Portland last year and yes that crash left quite the dust cloud. I got a good amount of carbon after the race and Rossi's autograph too! . Turn assignments just came in for this weekend and it looks like I'll be yellow flagging from t-12. Go Rossi!..

[ChaseFanNo.]

If Ed Carpenter won, that would be a feel good story for me personally.

[bullterriermolly]

Nice to see someone five ferrucci credit on his oval racing and overall race skill and his maturity growth since the f1 bs, Its gotta be hard to be so young in a high pressure f1 environment so i hope he keeps growing and showing what he can do.

[racers]

Proud St. Louis boy here. Seeing a facility that was supposed to be abandoned thriving with great racing puts a smile on my race. First time I've ever seen the stands in turn 2 used for seats!

[Mortimuss]

Indy, Texas and this race were all very solid ovals. All quite different too. Go Santucci!

[MoMotorMan]

I picked a great weekend to go to the track with media credentials for the first time! A weekend to remember for sure!

[scoobyruuuu]

Man Newgarden is crumbling like a cookie. Those are rookie mistakes he's made at mid-ohio and gateway. He's lucky he's a good qualifier because track postion will be vital at Portland and Laguna seca.

Props to Sato to shake all that bullstuff everyone was saying about him. I loved what Mario said "Pocono ain't for sissies".

[northtexasskies]

Literally the worst time for Dixon to have engine troubles. I really hope he gets Number 6

[royalstygian]

What a Fantastic result for my second time at Gateway

[lotust]

IndyCar is going to have to do something about the endless laps under yellow. Ericsson on lap 1 or 2 went onto the grass, had no damage other than some grass on his wing, made it back to the pits. IndyCar put out a yellow which lasted 10 laps. They didn't need to even put out a yellow, there was no car damage or debris on the track. And that was only one of many unnecessary and endless yellow. I'm beginning to believe its done so NBC can run more ads.

[johnbinhack]

That Foyt podium fact for ovals is pretty nuts!

[josheichholz]

Tony Kanaan took the air off of Daly's wing a few times, then he did it again to Carpenter a few times before finally blocking Ferucci. None of it was illegal, I was just slightly annoyed that it hurt Daly and Carpenter's chances of winning.

[SilentSpades]

Honestly, if short oval racing is going to produce good races, why not add more? Richmond, Homestead would be great additions, since apparently we don't want to keep Pocono or Auto Club

[gagemcpherson]

There have been some amazing finishes this year
1. Gateway
2. Mid Ohio
3. Indy 500
4. Texas
5. Indy GP