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INDY 500

Where to watch the 2022 Indy 500 race: TV, online, start time

With the 106th Indianapolis 500 just a day away, we take a look at how and where you can tune in to catch all of the motor sport action

Jeffrey May
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With the 106th Indianapolis 500 just a day away, we take a look at how and where you can tune in to catch all of the motor sport action
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With the field set and Scott Dixon leading the pack, all that remains is for the spectators to settle in and watch the gentlemen as they start their engines.

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In an endurance event, like Indianapolis, raw speed is not all that counts. Strategy must mold itself to the ever-changing conditions as they develop over a gruelling 500-mile race.

If you are not one of the lucky 135,000 to be in attendance in the Brickyard, you can watch the live coverage on NBC. If you are of the streaming bent, fuboTV has a free trial available for you.

Here are the details of how you can watch the 106th Indy 500

  • Date: May 29
  • Location: Indianapolis Motor Speedway
  • Time: 12 p.m. ET
  • TV: NBC
  • Stream: fuboTV (try for free)

With Dixon in the favored pole position, there are a few other drivers to keep your eye on. Defending series champion Alex Palou is in second and the field is made up of many former champions. Tony Kanaan, who won in 2013 is in sixth. Helio Castroneves, last year’s winner, is starting at the back of the field, but he definitely has the wiliness to move up the pack and cause trouble.

Jimmie Johnson and Marcus Ericsson are starting near the front and have proven themselves to be quick through the qualifying. Colton Herta, fresh off his horrific crash in qualifying looks to be starting from the worst spot but anything can happen over the course of 500 miles.

Romain Grosjean has looked promising in his first appearance at the Brickyard, and will start aside two-time winner Takuma Sato and 2018 winner Will Power alongside him.

With all of the possible stories that can be told at Indy, we will have to wait to see who finishes on pit row and who is drinking the milk.