Over 99 runnings, the Indianapolis 500 has become the most famous event in motorsport. That iconic status is built on a bedrock of hundreds of small stories, and to celebrate the centennial race, RACER.com has asked some of the people who are part of Indy's fabric to share a few of those stories with us. Check back every day between now and race day for a new 'Indy Diary' entry. Bobby Unser quit on top, wishes some of his rivals had done the same, knows exactly what Indianapolis did for him and wishes it could return to its old form."My eyesight was perfect, my reflexes were still good and I was just as fast as anybody but when I quit it was to spend time with my youngest son, Robby,...
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