Some truly historic moments, including Tony Hulman amending his famous call of "Gentlemen, start your engines," to accommodate the inclusion in the field of Janet Guthrie as first female ever to qualify. IndyCar Radio | Free Internet Radio | TuneIn Among the IMS Radio Network's most dramatic moments ever take place following a huge accident which takes the life of the great defending two-time winner Bill Vukovich. The world is transfixed during a red-flag stoppage as Chief Announcer Sid Collins delivers a heartfelt eulogy for Eddie Sachs, who has perished in a terrible accident. In 1987 ESPN began covering portions of time trials. Episodes include: Introduction, Sid Collins, Joe Quinn, George Salih, Johnny Boyd, Jim Smith (Indianapolis Times), Clarence Cagle, Don Gardner (Champion Spark Plugs), Al Bloemker, Chickie Hiroshima, Indianapolis Mayor Charles H. Boswell, Sam Hanks, Tony Hulman, Harland Fengler. IndyCar Radio - Live coverage of the entire IndyCar Series plus classic Indianapolis 500 races. 1939 Indianapolis 500 - Live Radio Broadcast - YouTube Foyt, Al Unser and Rick Mears as a four-time winner of the "500," it is Dario Franchitti who scores a most convincing win. Podcasts. TuneIn is a online radio station that offers live broadcasts of horse races. Mike King, who had joined the Network in 1995 as a pit reporter, served as anchor between 1999 and 2013. When the 500 resumed after World War II, the prime networks did not return en masse. Sirius XM is a satellite radio station that offers a number of different channels dedicated to horse racing. Ryan Hunter-Reay became the first American winner since Sam Hornish, Jr. in 2006, his average speed for the distance of 186.563 mph just failing to beat the 187.433 mph posted by Tony Kanaan the year before. Another significant step took place in 1928 when NBC came in to air the final hour of the race loaded for bear by sending the already-legendary Graham McNamee as its anchor. It picks up again with Sid talking about Joe Jordan's theme song.
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