Rapper and actor Ice-T was favored to win the Indy 500 was selected this year.
"We represent for my home Marco (Andretti)," Ice-T said in a statement to the media. "We have been friends with him for years and I just want to see him win."
E 'was also seen at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway? The former TV presenter and Indy native David Letterman.
A year after retiring, Letterman has not lost the art of deadpan.
Available at the starting line for the Indy 500 today, co-owner of Rahal Letterman Racing summarized what he has done since the end of the Late Show May 20, 2015.
"I had an appointment with the dentist yesterday and took some" dry in the morning, "he said.
Seriously, the Fisherman return to TV in October, with the presentation of a report from India for the series of documentaries on climate change year to live on National Geographic Channel.
The person in Indianapolis said that his visit to India "overwhelming wall to wall."
Letterman said he did not know what to expect when he went to the second most populous nation in the world and examined the plans to build solar power.
"I think the whole world is in danger, but they are very optimistic about their future," said Letterman.
At home, Letterman said he sort memory televisions have promised to donate to his alma mater, Ball State University.
"Mostly junk," said the master of irony. "The poor in Ball State will end up with a load of my old junk."
