Toronto Honda Indy
- Thread starter bazokajoe
- Start date
I used to go quite frequently, had a buddy who worked security, he;d let me in for free.
On other occasions, I'd watch the race without going into Exhibition grounds at the top of the grassy knoll/hill on the south side of Lakeshore Blvd directly across from the hair pin turn, all the passing takes place there.
On other occasions, I'd watch the race without going into Exhibition grounds at the top of the grassy knoll/hill on the south side of Lakeshore Blvd directly across from the hair pin turn, all the passing takes place there.
Just checked google earth to see the grassy knoll/hill, looks like they've planted lots of trees on it in recent years, thus obstructing the view, one can always climb the tree.
Admission is free today, fans are encouraged to make a charitable donation.
Events:
hondaindy.com
Events:
Ontario Honda Dealers Indy at Markham - Schedule
The Official Website of the Ontario Honda Dealers Indy at Markham, Ontario's Premier Motorsports Festival: August 14-16, 2025 in downtown Markham
hondaindy.com
Just out of curiosity, and knowing what our city council is like, are there any bike lanes on this years course?
Every time time i see the tv camera shot of the cars roaring towards the hair pin on Lake Shore, it reminds me of the horrific crash that killed driver Jeff Krosnoff and track worker , Gary Arvin. I was at that race in '96, i was walking around the other side of track and suddenly heard a "BOOM" and the crowd going "OOOHHHH!" Both were killed instantly, the track worker was hit in the head by a tire.
I was at that race. Very sad.
I hate when people go to races just to see the crashes.
https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a37872650/formula-1-auto-racing-sustainable-fuel/ For 2022, F1 cars will already switch from high octane fuel to E10—the British term for 87-octane gas—which is 10 percent ethanol. But the power units created under the new regulations coming in 2025 will use a 100 percent sustainable fuel which F1 says will be laboratory created using elements from a variety of potential sources.
