How important is it to you to have more than thirty-three cars entered into the Indianapolis 500? (poll 7089104)

How important is it to you to have more than thirty-three cars entered into the Indianapolis 500?

Very important. The tougher it is to make the race, the more significant and meaningful it is.

I'd like to see some bumping to make Sunday interesting, but you hate to kick out a committed sponsor.

Just so long as they have they have the traditional thirty-three cars, I don't care if there is any bumping or not.

I don't care how many cars they have. Thirty-three is just a number.

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Frank - 11 years ago

Numbers do count..a lot!!! In 1984 there were 105 (I think) cars entered for the race, you think it didn't make it very special for me and the other all volunteer team members with 2 and 3 year old equipment to make the field and eventually finish 12th? YEA BABY!!!!! P.S. that was the Hoosier Transportation Special driven by Dennis Firestone and owned by Usona and Hilda Purcell