FOX Sports gears up for the Indianapolis 500 on May 24, featuring a group of elite broadcasters including Danica Patrick, who holds the best race record among her peers. The broadcast will cover 60 hours of pre-race content with a notable lineup, including veteran hosts and reporters. Patrick, a former driver with a top finish of third in 2009, will co-host alongside Tony Stewart, with expanded coverage starting at 10:00 AM ET. FOX’s team also includes a robust pit reporter crew providing insights from the track and inside the cars. The event promises innovative livestreaming options like the SPEEDVISION In-Car Cam for a unique fan experience.

By the Numbers
  • Danica Patrick: 8 Indy 500 starts, 3rd place finish in 2009.
  • Tony Stewart: 5 Indy 500 starts, 3 top 10 finishes.
State of Play
  • 60 hours of coverage planned leading up to the race.
  • New digital series, ALL-IN: INDYCAR, documenting driver experiences is set to showcase the Indy 500.
What's Next

As race day approaches, expect increased media presence with live broadcasts from FS1 and social media engagement enhancing fan interactions. The involvement of big names like Rob Gronkowski as grand marshal also indicates a push for broader appeal and entertainment value at the event.

Bottom Line

Danica Patrick leads FOX Sports' Indy 500 coverage with her notable record, showcasing a blend of veteran expertise and innovative viewer experiences. The event promises not just a thrilling race but an extensive look into the behind-the-scenes of motorsports, engaging a diverse audience.