The first woman to compete in the Indianapolis 500 was Janet Guthrie, who started 26th and finished 29th. In 1977, Janet also became the first woman driver to compete in the Daytona 500, starting 39th and finishing 12th.
Women started driving cars in the early 20th century, with the first recorded female driver being Bertha Benz in 1888.
False start by the Indianapolis Colts #66.
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Any car is start; preferably a car that will start
The Indianapolis 500 began using seat belts in 1973. This safety measure was introduced to enhance driver protection during the race, reflecting a growing awareness of the importance of safety in motorsport. Over the years, the use of seat belts and other safety equipment has evolved to further improve driver safety.
They are related, the fastest driver gets to select his pit position for the race which will usually be position 1 closest to the pit exit.
(Ladies and) Gentlemen, start your engines!
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start the computer in safe mode and roll back the driver
He was draftet first overall in the 1998 draft and he was the starting quarterback for Indianapolis Colts from the beginning.
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IndyCar racing began in 1909 with the establishment of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Indiana. The first official event was the inaugural 500-mile race, known as the Indianapolis 500, held in 1911. Over the years, IndyCar evolved into a recognized series, but its roots are firmly tied to the iconic Indianapolis 500. The series as we know it today, known as the IndyCar Series, was officially formed in 1996.