The Indy 500 – My View From Beginning to End
You never forget your first time. And I’ll never forget this one, for sure.
You never forget your first time. And I’ll never forget this one, for sure.
Take one part racing legend (Mario), one part interviewer who’s been a race fan for over 40 years (Steven), and one part Lehigh Valley publisher who’s had the Valley in her blood for almost 40 years, mix them up in a room for an hour the day before Mario leaves for Indy, add a splash of adorable dog, and this is what you get. It came out so well, we had to divide it into two parts. This is part two.
Take one part racing legend (Mario), one part interviewer who’s been a race fan for over 40 years (Steven), and one part Lehigh Valley publisher who’s had the Valley in her blood for almost 40 years, mix them up in a room for an hour the day before Mario leaves for Indy, add a splash of adorable dog, and this is what you get.
He came, he drove, stayed.
In honor of the 100th Anniversary of the Indianapolis 500, and the tradition this race and the Lehigh Valley’s Andretti family share, this is the first in a series of posts celebrating them both.