IndyCar drivers train intensely for the Indianapolis 500

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IndyCar drivers, like Kyle Kirkwood and Marcus Ericsson, prepare for the Indianapolis 500 through months of physical and mental training, and extensive simulation. This year's race is expected to be particularly challenging. Drivers focus on mental fortitude and physical conditioning to maintain concentration at high speeds, crucial for avoiding costly mistakes. Teams utilize advanced simulators to optimize car setups, allowing for adjustments to be made before the race. The 109th Indy 500, with a sold-out track, features a new hybrid system adding complexity. Ericsson predicts a dramatic race with more incidents due to the cars' handling characteristics.


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