Page 1 of 2 Take a look through the rules for the 100th running of the Indy 500 and you'll find plenty of familiar entries, but a number of interesting changes have also been made since the 99th race last May. Click here for the official entry list. Click here for RACER's Indy 500 Resource Guide The 2015 event was marred by unexpected, aero-driven flights and crashes and, in the wake of those accidents, IndyCar altered the qualifying procedure in the name of safety. The practice of qualifying in low-drag and low-downforce aero specification and moving to higher downforce levels for the race was taken away as an option. The series implemented a new rule requiring teams to race in whatever...
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