This is what time the Indy 500 will be broadcast on TV
Scott McLaughlin has clinched pole position for Team Penske in the Indianapolis 500. Remarkably, Team Penske has secured the entire front row in qualifying, a remarkable achievement not seen since 1988 for the team. The 108th edition of the Indy 500 will start at 12:45 local time and 17:45 BST. True racing fans can thus immediately enjoy the Indy 500 after the Formula 1 GP of Monaco.
The 108th edition of the Indy 500 can be watched on TV through various broadcasters like the NBC, Paecock & Sky Sports.
The drivers will receive the well-known ‘Drivers, start your engines’ signal at 12:38 PM local time, after which the race will commence a few minutes later. Of course, many other traditions will also be observed before the race.