History in the Making

Thirty-three drivers will take the green flag for the Indianapolis 500. Rookie Danica Patrick, the only woman
in the field, has a shot at making history by becoming the first woman to win the race.

SOURCE: Indianapolis Motor Speedway | GRAPHIC: AP

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History in the Making

Thirty-three drivers will take the green flag for the Indianapolis 500. Rookie Danica Patrick, the only womanin the field, has a shot at making history by becoming the first woman to win the race.

Thirty-three drivers will take the green flag for the Indianapolis 500. Rookie Danica Patrick, the only woman
in the field, has a shot at making history by becoming the first woman to win the race.