RIP Andre Ribeiro (1966-2021). He died of bowel cancer on May 22. Andre Ribeiro was 55

Villeneuve for me barely 13 at the time growing up in Montreal watching a guy from Quebec dominate racing all the way to the F1 championship was a wild ride. The quick fall was also epic. Thanks for the ride Jacques. Highest of the high to lowest of the low. Should have went to Mclaren after williams.

Paul Page, God I miss him calling races in Indy Car/CART. He was the voice of Indy car and was the best at it, in my opinion. And yes, I've missed these cars for many, many years. I understand that safety is much better now, not knocking that, I just miss the look, sound and raw speed of these cars.

the commentary during commercials is amazing

This was the golden age of Canadian drivers in indycar racing. Villeneuve, Tracy and Goodyear.

I've watched every Indy 500 race since the late 1960s, and this was the first time that the officials completely destroyed a race. The 2 lap penalty to Villeneuve was horrendous, all the horrible stop and go penalties that never would have happened in previous years, and then turning the green light on but then costing Goodyear the race because the freaking pace car didn't get off the track fast enough. This race, even though I was Canadian and loved watching a Canadian driver win it, just about cost me my love of Indy racing.

Those crazy Buick V6 engines. Boosted to the max and explosive as hell. In all their years of running the 500, only a couple ever saw the finish line.

I love this! I'm not used to race videos that include "commercial break" open mikes from the broadcasters. Thanks!

R. I. P. Bobby Unser (1933-2021).

Most experienced starter in 1995: Scott Brayton (13) Total experience in the field: 129 (least since 1971) Most wins in the field: Danny Sullivan, Bobby Rahal, and Arie Luyendyk (1 each) Oldest starter: Lyn St. James (48) Average age: 33.364 Youngest starter: Jacques Villeneuve (24) Total IndyCar success: 94 wins and 5 National Championships Most success: Michael Andretti (29 wins) Bobby Rahal (3 Championships) World representation: 14 Americans, 5 Brazilians, 3 Canadians, 2 Italians, 2 Japanese, 2 Mexicans, and 1 each from Belgium, Chile, Colombia, The Netherlands, and Sweden.

The interaction between the greatest of all time, Paul Page, and his exceptional colleagues. It is art when they coordinate off camera.

How i miss this kind of races and faster cars ever!!!. R.I.P. Great races. I miss this wonderful year, 1995 :'(.

This is when Jacques Villeneuve begins his F1 career from there, and was Canada's first Non-European world champion in 1997

I was at this race! Big sentimental value. Thank you for posting this!!

My last 500. We were in the outer grandstands in the front straightaway and felt the vibration wave after we heard the hit with Stan Fox.

I couldn't get over the irony that Goodyear was running on Firestones. If Firestone was more savvy, they would of had a whole ad campaign around that!!

1995. My favourite Indy 500 of all time apart from many others.

the Open mikes during the commercial breaks are great gives you a lot of incite as to whats going on

Really like hearing the commentators talking during the commercial breaks and seeing the additional video as well. Very unique.

in 92 there were 10 former winners in the field. in this race 3. even if Penske qualifies it's only 5. Tony George decided to fuck with Indycar right after some huge names retired but it was as exciting as it ever was.

Love the bickering between the ansouncers during commercial breaks, glad you left it in.

Best Indy race in history Villeneuve was sensational. 2 laps down and wins. What a driver.

This is great because of Bobby being Bobby during commercial breaks.

J Villeneuve ganador de la única ¡¡505 Millas de Indianápolis!! Dió 2 vueltas más e igualmente ganó la carrera. Un talento cómo el gran Gilles!!

The greatest Indy 500 I've ever watched ahead of the 2022 Indy 500.

Arie flipping the bird in 95 cussing out race control in 97 🤣 I miss the flyin' dutchman.

The most chaotic running commentary ever experienced at an Indy 500.

This is fascinating. Thanks for the upload !

Stan Fox's exposed legs get me every time.

1/2 million people. Wow!

4:27:46 ABC Cameras show the footage of Scott Goodyear passing the pace car under the yellow that they showed in the pre-race of the following week's race at Milwaukee.

Great job, Jacques Villeneuve deserved the win that day by driving calmly and methodically, coming back from 2 laps down, by overtaking the pace car before the green flag on the final restart, no wonder Scott Goodyear threw away his chance of winning the race, he should have come in and served his black flag stop and go penalty.

Tony Stewart was on A.J. Foyt's pit crew on this day, set to operate the dead man valve on Eddie Cheever's fuel tank. Never got to do a pit stop...

2:30:25 (talking about Villeneuve) he's one lap down guys, you better start tracking that story. Yeah, right, Nostradamus is in the house !

2 years later... 1997 Formula One World Champion... He could have been Pope for 1998...1999 President of North America... 2000 King of Solar System...2001 A Space Odyssey 😉...Etc

This was my first and only indy 500 I've been to in person.

Few observations: 1. The pace car was slow in getting off the track all day, I'm surprised they didn't call back the restart with 24 laps left when both Pruett and Goodyear jumped out well ahead of everyone. 2. Knowing that, Goodyear should have figured the pace car was going to be slow getting off the track on the final restart. Also (and ABC didn't have his radio communication) his pit crew should have warned him about that. Maybe they did, but we'll never know. If they didn't warn him about the pace car, then they are just as much to blame as Goodyear. 3. USAC went out in a blaze of glory with their last sanctioned Indy 500 (IRL took over in 1996) with several penalties. 4. Many of the drivers who ran in the 1995 500 (Vasser, Pruett, Rahal, Sullivan, Tracy just to name a few) would never get another chance or would not drive again for roughly 6 years due to the open wheel split some 10 months later.

Sees a driver basically completely ejected from the car, continues talking about how debris can cut tires.

watch the replay very closely from the wall speedshot (pause here and look at the 3rd car in line. just to it's right sits something on the track. 1:03:37) ... I swear there's something dark as a piece of debris before Stan Fox ever gets to turn one. always wondered if he hit that, the suspension broke and turned the car dead right to the wall... Stan's car veering off happens right where that debris was, which got moved around by the first few cars ahead of him...

This was the last INDIANAPOLIS 500 SAD TO SAY!

thank you,brian,,cheers from italy!

When Rahal is waving his arm at Lap 149, he is either shaking his fist at the lapped car of Davy Jones, or trying to get the attention of the flagman to give Jones the blue flag. I'm surprised Sam and Bobby didn't pick up on that.

Crazy race, too many black flags. Awesome win for Villeneuve. Great company to keep. Only Andretti, Fitipaldi, and Villeneuve have won a Indy 500, a Cart Championship, and a Formula 1 Championship. I'd bet if Greg Moore had survived, he could have been champion.

I would love it if all sports broadcasts offered an alternate satellite-like broadcast here where you can see all the stuff that happens during commercials here. Hearing all the chitter-chatter of getting stuff together when coming out of the break with the pit reporters is really fascinating (even the small talk at 2:44:18 of ribbing Bobby Unser was entertaining) all while production racks up replays to spot different things like debris or when someone cuts a tire. Also WILD on that Stan Fox crash had his legs dangling out of his car after the wreck and Bobby Unser is worried about all the debris on the track.

The ad break talk is epic,u can feel dislike of big two. Bobby was right tho, they didn't show Villneuve ignoring pace car. The officials made another bad decision because of the big owner who complained!!

The last 500 before the split.

There seems to be a lot of animosity among the announcers.

They basically should have waved off that restart and line them up again. Indycar is smart to have the pace car pull off now the lap prior to the green.

1996 was the last GREAT YEAR...When Goodyear gave the finger all the way around, it was the best......we cheered the whole way.Last of the MEN.GTJOEY1314

Great race, how Stan Fox survived that first lap crash, I'll never know poor Michael Andretti he just couldn't get a chance to win at Indy and break the curse of bad luck, going win for Jacques Villeneuve to win from 2 laps down but Scott Goodyear deserved the black flag 👍 for overtaking the pace car before the green flag.

Its like a dream!.

it was the race control that screwed up first for giving the green flag when the pace car was still on the track.. you have to wait until the car is past the pit entrance/line to give the green..

The off air banter is funny, I feel like any min the F-Bomb will be used and sec!

Robby Gordon's pit stop at the 4:03:15 mark probably cost him the race.According to the Indy 500 yearbook that year,Gordon thought he had a leaking tire (he didn't) and pitted.He was in 3rd,and seeing that Christian Fittipaldi nearly passed Villeneuve on the last re-start and Gordon had been AHEAD of him leads one to wonder how BIG a blunder that Gordon committed.This was an enormously entertaining race to attend and it should have had a closer finish,considering the number of guys running at the front.Make no mistake,Stan Fox nearly died of his injuries.I remember being at work the next day and WIBC led their news off every hour with things like 'Stan Fox fights for his life at Methodist Hospital' etc. I was expecting the announcement to come at any time.

I think I remember that Stan Fox was in a coma for a few days but then recovered. Ironic that he was killed in a non-racing car crash 5 years later. Danny Ongias had a similar crash in 1981 where the car was destroyed so much that the driver was exposed. He survived and returned to racing, and was the substitute driver for Scott Brayton after he was killed in practice in 1996. That was Danny's last Indy 500

Back when CART/Indy drivers went to F1 instead of the other way around.

Que vitória do Jacques. Meu ídolo 🇧🇷🇨🇦

4:38 Beautiful machines ! 50:56 Jim Nabors Back Home Again in Indiana 🎶

ABC really dropped the ball by taking a station break during prerace ceremonies.

It's funny, I heard ABC moved Bobby to Turn 2 because he and Sam clashed too much, but listening to the conversations during the commercials it's sounds like Paul Page is more annoyed with Bobby than anybody else.

Paul Page is the 🐐

1:57:00 ~ ~ Wonderful and Powerful Sound ! So Memories

The 1995 Indianapolis 500 was marred by an opening lap crash that involved Eddie Cheever and the late Stan Fox and the failed upset win of Scott Goodyear. It was jointly produced by SilverStar Communications, Inc., Kampana Television Corporation, and Focal Media Arts, Inc., and aired live, nationwide, and via-satellite on RPN-9 and World TV 21 on May 29, 1995, as the race was hosted by David Celdran and Angelique Lazo alongside the PBA on Vintage Sports Television panelists Ed Picson (Lap-by-Lap) and Quinito Henson (Color commentary) as Commentators together with Ronnie Nathanielsz, Tessa Jazmines, Anthony Suntay, Cara Subijano, Chino Trinidad, Dodie Lacuna, Cielo Villaluna, and Cathy Veloso-Santillan as Pit Reporters, as the narrator of the intro and the starting grid was Andy Santillan

4:08:50 how a simple wave off would have eliminated this mess. Make them go around one more time of caution and then give the green. Thank god USAC is no longer the sanctioning body and thank god the pace car comes into the pits one lap prior to the green and these issues don't happen anymore.

Philippine Airdate: May 29, 1995 TV Networks: RPN-9 and World TV 21 Telecast Producers: Focal Media Arts, Kampana Television Corporation, and SilverStar Sports Narrator: Andy Santillan Hosts: David Celdran and Angelique Lazo Commentators: Ed Picson and Quinito Henson Pit Reporters: Ronnie Nathanielsz, Tessa Jazmines, Anthony Suntay, Cara Subijano, Chino Trinidad, Dodie Lacuna, Cielo Villaluna, and Cathy Veloso-Santillan ©1995 Radio Philippines Network, Inc., Southern Broadcasting Network, Inc., SilverStar Communications, Inc., Focal Media Arts, Inc., Kampana Television Corporation, Championship Auto Racing Teams, Inc., and United States Auto Club

The Great Gary Gerould Journalist! Now calls the Sacramento Kings games! 3000 & counting

I remember watching that day, late in the race hoping Goodyear would be able to hold on & then when he went by the pace car there at the end I knew he had lost the race. This was the last true Indianapolis 500...

I was at this race in 1995!

RIP Stan Fox who died five years after this horrific crash.

thank you

was the pacecar on goodyears?

These cars look so beautiful, new ones are shit

Uncle Bobby certainly was in a playful mood considering Little Al wasn't in the race

Paul Page, caster Voice of Remembrance

Cart ROCKED!

Pacecar driver, miming to Scott Goodyear: "We have this running gag with Jacques where we rip some laps off him, so be on your toes now." Goodyear: "Wait, what?" Pacecar: "Here you gooo!" Goodyear: "Wait, what?" Jacques: "Sucker!!"

1:01:11 the race begins...

1:25:43 Insanity

1995 indy was last cart/champcar chassis due to spit!

4:26:12 Christian Fittipaldi interview, 2nd place of Race and Rookie of the Year.

Crux of the problem, plus funny off air commentary 1:13:30 JV to the lead. "I have an opinion". "he flipped a bird". 1:14:20 pace car flagging poorly. 1:46:09 pit foul, 1:49: 27 JV 3rd L 42... 1:54:58 announcement "so far he hasn't broken any rules" 1:56:00 Bobby says the truth and on it goes. 2:21:27 S Goodyear stalls after "smooth" initial pit-work! 3:31:06 race save at pit in

Enjoy the satellite feeds of these races

The litter and trash on the track ... TERRIBLE!

Sbt Sistema brasileira de televisão Narrator-téo José Commentator-dedê Gomez Reporter-luiz carlos azenha Guest special-emerson Fittipaldi Comedian repórter-otavio Mesquita

09:15 Basically "Red" tires but on a Super Speedway. I wonder how it would be like today if INDYCAR and Firestone started allowing "Firestone Reds" on ovals.

this is going to be a really costly 33rd place for Stan Fox

Belle Victoire

DeFerran's mechanic with no gloves on trying to put the hot brakes back together. With his cool cup ..

4:08:53 4:17:15 4:21:37 Oh ! No Goodyear's over pace Retire 😔😥

Villeneuve's 2 lap penalty announced: 1:54:14

4:08:34 decisive moment

I’ve watched a lot of the these 500 videos. I know Bobby was an expert, but the amount of times he was wrong or stated the absolute obvious. I don’t know how he kept he commentary job. It’s very comical in some situations.

I love how Bobby Unser couldn’t have sounded any less concerned about Stan Fox while describing what he saw in front of him in turn 2. All he was talking about was the debris scattered about the track that the drivers might have to drive through 😂

USAC was absolutely horrific in this race. An unbelievable amount of B.S. in this race

Shades of 1981 Bobby Unser Mario Andretti

O SBT tem a narração de Teo José Comentários de dede gomez e Emerson Fittipaldi

4:08:50 Scott Goodyear's Blunder, mistake Act Foolish ! 4:17:02 An important person !😔😥 4:16:00 finish. Win :Jaques Villeneuve🏁🏎 The First Canadian Winners 🏆 Drinking Milk 🥛🍶

Does it really work that way, without the penalty would Villeneuve be 2 laps ahead, or do cautions favor unlapping over lapping?

Really trying to say usac gave jacques his laps back lmao

I have been attending races since 1963 and saw 23 consecutive Indy 500's...Scott Goodyear passing the pace car was the dumbest move I have seen a race car driver make. Just a dumb-assed move. And to come back with that 5-year-old-in-a-sandbox "We all know who really won the race" was beneath any dignity I would have expected from him.