Sunday, 30 May 2010

Dario Franchitti

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If you watched the highlight of Sunday you couldn't have missed the fact that Dario Franchitti won the 94th running of the Indianapolis 500 on Sunday.  The Indy 500 is the largest one day sporting event in the world.

Franchitti, the Scot, dominated most of the race, leading all but 12 of the first 146 laps.

The race began with a excitement then there was a crash on the first lap, followed by another crash a few laps later.

Veteran driver Davey Hamilton was the oldest participant in the field at 47. He went into the wall just a few seconds into the race.

He complained afterward that Tomas Scheckter caused the wreck.

In addition, Bruno Junqueira crashed a couple of laps later and John Andretti hit the wall on lap 65.

San Francisco residents watched the Indianapolis 500 on channel 7 and were fascinated by it.

Francis Witham a local San Francisco resident said, "It was an amazing race. I am sorry about the crash and hope everyone is okay.  We were all just as excited as Ashley Judd was to see her husband Franchitti win."

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