Whether or not the Indianapolis 500 is really in need of a make-over, Steve Luczo (co-owner of Luczo Dragon Racing) has found a way to infuse the event with some new life-blood. Regardless of the placing of his car--driven by seventh spot qualifier Ryan Briscoe--he'll be donating half of his winnings to a number of charities (no less than $250,000). It's a great precedent. And it makes it easy for even the most blasé racing fan to pick a favorite on Sunday.
Whether or not the Indianapolis 500 is really in need of a make-over, Steve Luczo (co-owner of Luczo Dragon Racing) has found a way to infuse the event with some new life-blood. Regardless of the placing of his car--driven by seventh spot qualifier Ryan Briscoe--he'll be donating half of his winnings to a number of charities (no less than $250,000). It's a great precedent. And it makes it easy for even the most blasé racing fan to pick a favorite on Sunday.