How to Watch 2023 Indianapolis 500: Stream IndyCar Live, TV Channel
A Memorial Day Weekend staple, the Indianapolis 500 drops the green flag this afternoon as 33 drivers take to the famed 2.5-mile oval for 200 laps of open-wheel racing in a career-defining race. 2021 IndyCar Series champion and current IndyCar points leader Álex Palou sits on the pole for the 107th running of the 500 a few weeks after winning the Grand Prix of Indianapolis earlier in May. Nine former Indy 500 champions including Will Power, Scott Dixon, Tony Kanaan, Hélio Castroneves and last year’s winner Marcus Ericsson are in the field this week awaiting another opportunity to kiss the bricks this afternoon.
How to Watch 2023 Indianapolis 500:
Match Date: May 28, 2023
Match Time: 12:30 p.m. ET
TV: NBC
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In last year’s race, Scott Dixon had the pole but was quickly overtaken by Palou, who led 47 laps but was undone by a yellow flag coming out just after he had entered pit road. After Jimmie Johnson crashed on lap 194 causing a red flag, Ericsson outlasted Pato O’Ward as another yellow flag ended the race making Ericsson the second Swedish champion of the Indy 500.
Rookies Benjamin Pederson, Agustin Canapino, R.C. Emerson and Sting Ray Robb will make their Indianapolis 500 debuts today with Pederson starting in the middle of row four.
It has been six years since an American-born driver has won this event, dating back to Alexander Rossi’s historic win as a rookie in 2016. Rossi starts today’s race on the inside of row three alongside two-time winner Takuma Sato and 2013 champion Tony Kanaan.
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