The COVID-19 pandemic cared not for the Month of May in auto racing. The same public health issues that shut down live sports globally in March caused a massive shake-up in IndyCars plans for 2020, including the 104th annual Indy 500s place on the schedule.The Indianapolis 500 is one of the few races in America that attracts casual viewers on a global scale, so IndyCar and IMS have done everything they can to keep the 2020 race on the schedule. So far so good, because the 2020 Indy 500 has not been canceled — just rescheduled.Click Here To Watch NowMORE: Complete starting lineup for the Indy 500The 2020 IndyCar season was suspended in March before it even had a chance to start, so a June 6 race at Texas Motor Speedway became the first race of the season on a modified schedule. As currently scheduled, the Indy 500 will be the eighth race of the season.Below is what you need to know about the status of the 2020 Indy 500, including the TV channel and start time for Sundays race.Indy 500 live stream HD TV coverage motorspeed free on reddit. Catch Indycar 500 online free on any device.When is the Indy 500 in 2020?Date: Sunday, Aug. 23 Pre-race show: 1 p.m. ET Race start time: 2:30 p.m. ETWhat channel is the Indy 500 on?TV channel: NBC Live stream: NBC Sports Gold | Watch LIVE Here (7-day free trial)On-track action at Indianapolis Motor Speedway ahead of Sundays Indy 500 began with practice sessions Wednesday and Thursday, Aug. 12-13, followed by Fast Friday on Aug. 14 and Indianapolis 500 Qualifications on Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 15-16.Each day of qualifications was televised on NBC. Marco Andretti will start the race on the pole.In other words, the typical schedule for the Indy 500 remained intact — just a few months later.“It could be scorching hot.” Dave Calabro, the voice of IMS, told Sporting News when the 500 was postponed to August. “I think the uncertainty of it all is a factor, but the speedway will go out of their way to make it as normal as possible. Roger Penske is all about that. And he’ll leave no stone unturned to make it as special as May as possible.”The updated IndyCar schedule for 2020 can be found here.As originally scheduled, the 2020 Indy 500 will broadcast live on cable network NBC despite its new date. NBC also showed both days of qualifying, while all Indy 500 practice sessions were available on streaming service NBC Sports Gold.Of the 14 races on IndyCars modified schedule for 2020, eight were slated to be shown on NBC, with the others scheduled to broadcast on NBCSN.Final wordsAll eyes are on Indianapolis for the forthcoming games. If you do not have the time or the resources to visit the venue, you can watch the live events in your home. There are lots of streaming options available for you and you can make use of any of them.
Five years ago, former human capital management consultant Adam Odgaard entered the world of restaurant ownership by opening a small City Market stand selling poke bowls, a little-known cuisine at the time. The business, Poke Guru, would eventually relocate to The Garage food hall at Bottleworks District, add a location inside The Amp, and lay the groundwork for Odgaard’s latest obsession.
“Sushi was something I always wanted to tackle,” he says. In late April, he took on the iconic Japanese cuisine, returning to The Garage to launch sushi takeout spot Rolli. With its cartoonish branding—the logo is a squid bicep-curling two sushi rolls, and the counter is trimmed in pink and blue neon—Rolli pinwheels vinegared rice around ingredients such as wild-caught ahi, spicy krab, pickled mango, and sweet potato tempura. The house sauces include spicy gochujang-based mayo, a tangy pink drizzle laced with habanero and pickled beet brine, and Rolli’s version of creamy Peruvian aji amarillo. Everything is packaged and served in glossy blue bento-style paper boxes with little compartments for wasabi, ginger, and soy sauce.
“Our whole mission is to evoke curiosity,” says Odgaard, a Fountain Square resident who comes by his innovative drive honestly. His grandfather founded the popular Danish caravan trailer-tent business Isabella in 1957, and his father (who relocated from Denmark after falling in love with both the United States and Odgaard’s Hoosier mother) owned the local imported-furniture store, Scandinavian Comfort. “My family is entrepreneurial,” Odgaard says. “I’ve always been inspired to try to do things on my own.”
