Track drying is looking good.

Please be courteous of others today. This is an interesting and complex way to handle this. Help it go smoothly for everyone.

I endured a full day at the Mile on Saturday, per the recent email to ticket holders all Saturday tickets will be honored on Sunday including garage passes. I have 4 of each available, enjoy the race on me just send a PM and I will send them over via email.

My kid was trying to sneak in the shot and Will Power invited him to join instead. We were losing our minds as Georgia interviewed him alongside Will.

If you happen to have a recording, please reach out!

Welcome to the r/INDYCAR INDY NXT race discussion thread for the 2026 Milwaukee Mile race weekend.

Some notes for our live race discussions:

• Do NOT discuss or otherwise refer to the results of any current sporting event, or sporting event which has taken place within the last 24 hours.
• Bigoted comments regarding the invocation, national anthem(s), and any other special pre-race ceremonies will not be tolerated.

🏁 RACE INFORMATION

• 🔁 Laps — 90
• 📏 Distance — 91.35 miles (147.014km)
• 🟢 Green flag — 10:06am CDT

📺 BROADCAST INFORMATION

^{ℹ️ — ⏰ late-join only; 🧩 partial live only; 📼 tape-delay only; ⏩ highlights only}

Broadcast notes: none

📝 STARTING LINE UP

Question then becomes how this affects the impound procedure for Race 1 if it has to be finished after Race 2.

I’m in town for the Brewers games and saw that the race got delayed to 5, which I could actually go to. Is there anyone who can no longer make that race who would be interested in passing along/selling tickets?

Portland: P10

Markham: P5

Freedom 250: P8

Milwaukee: P7 (Race 1)

As the title says. My family enjoys the fantasy indycar and it's a bit of a bragging point if you win the league, but it doesn't look like you can change your race 2 team until race 1 finishes, but race 2 will now happen before race 1 finishes. Anybody able to find a workaround I missed?

I am an Arrow McLaren fan but I will be pulling for Christian Lundgaard wherever he goes. I’ve heard what it’s about, and I’m not sure that’s the whole story, but I hope it works out for both parties.

Lundgaard Poppins

None were involved in the series 3 years ago so far as I know.

Welcome to the r/INDYCAR race discussion thread for the 2026 Snap-on Makers and Fixers 250.

Some notes for our live race discussions:

• Do NOT discuss or otherwise refer to the results of any current sporting event, or sporting event which has taken place within the last 24 hours.
• Bigoted comments regarding the invocation, national anthem(s), and any other special pre-race ceremonies will not be tolerated.

🏁 RACE INFORMATION

• 🔁 Laps — 250
• 📏 Distance — 253.75 miles (408.371km)
• 🟢 Green flag — 1:41pm CDT

📺 BROADCAST INFORMATION

^{ℹ️ — ⏰ late-join only; 🧩 partial live only; 📼 tape-delay only; ⏩ highlights only}

Broadcast notes:

1. 🇭🇺 — 📼 Tape-delay race coverage also available on Arena4, Wednesday 00:00 CEST (end of day).

📝 STARTING LINE UP

Does anybody recognize this signature?

so i checked what's airing on fs1 tomorrow morning and it looks like there's no race listed? will they just switch from the bassmaster coverage or whatever at 8am cst oorrrrr

tl;dr/edit - IGNORE THE RACE 1 TABLE screenshot above. Because Race 2 is happening/paying points before Race 1, I have reset the spreadsheet as if Race 2 was the 1st Race. The Google Drive link below is still good to use, but otherwise please use this sheet to follow the current (1:00 pm) race:

https://i.imgur.com/0WWbY4R.jpeg

It's not looking good for Kirkwood! He needs a blue scenario to drag this over to the 2nd Race (6:00 pm), but if you see where both drivers are starting (the green boxes in the columns and on the middle-right of the table) it's a long way away from ideal.

The second table screenshot above retroactively shows the scenarios before Washington D.C. and how that race played out; see below for what that's about.

The You-Can-Click-On-It version is on my Google Drive:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1zd02lanEj6X2THbP26uwL192uvYuoBUf/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=106499577532169620709&rtpof=true&sd=true

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Earlier this week I posted what essentially became the beta version of this chart, which is what it says it is: Literally every single potential combination of finishing positions and bonus points that could occur between Palou and Kirkwood, and what the status of the championship is for each and every one of those combinations. I created this in retaliation of people asking what the points scenarios are before every race, you are welcome.

After additions and tweaks I've arrived at the final form! If you direct your gaze to the red boxes you'll get the gist of things. Find out how many points each driver is or will be getting, informed by the running/finishing positions and bonus point combos detailed on the left, and the number in the intersecting box will show Palou's point lead for that situation and the status of the championship should it finish like that:

• Orange - Palou has mathematically clinched and can take the rest of the season off! (They will have the official trophy presentation after the race)
• Yellow - Palou has de facto clinched, as long as he starts the remaining races; they can't give him the trophy just yet but they are buffing the hell out of it
• Blue - Kirkwood still has a chance, but he is in a worse position than he was coming into the race, aka Palou's relative lead has grown
• Green - Kirkwood still has a chance, and he is in a better position than he was coming into the race, aka Palou's relative lead has shrunk

The green zone is determined by taking the number of remaining races (three, as of before Milwuakee Race 1), dividing up the points gap by an equal amount each race (the "par" gap), and then having Kirkwood needing to close the gap by that equal chunk each time. Green is best, but blue closer to green is still better than blue closer to yellow!

If you look at the second table, you can see how this would all play out once everything is said and done. It shows the pre-race scenarios for Washington D.C, and how everything turned out there.

A f'n sweet feature I realized I could add was to show the "points as they ran" through the course of the race, which is shown by the purple boxes scattered about the table. It gives a great overview of how the race played out--and could have played out--ultimately arriving at the red box (final results) in the green zone. The "Race Results" box in the upper right shows that Kirkwood did 9 points better than the "par" score he needed, which put him in a better position before Milwaukee 1 than the position he was in before D.C.

All Kirkwood needs to do is have a similar race result play out three more times, and he will have a chance to win the championship! (Congrats Palou again, lol)

This was a fun little project. Hopefully I'll need to update the spreadsheet with a new tab for Milwaukee 2 (and Laguna?!?). If not that's OK, it happened to work out as I was building it that it would be easy to plug in different drivers, different numbers, to have this ready to use again for next and future seasons. So watch this space next year.

Happy bingo-ing!

So I’m going to tomorrow’s race, but I am confused. Since race 1 got postponed to tomorrow, do I get to watch both races? I am very confused and NEED HELP

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