1993 ITT Automotive Detroit Grand Prix

Wally not only bad driver, bad everything what horrible decisions!!!

I remember staying up with my Dad to watch Nigel race in Indycar in 93... just 4 years old :)

No wonder there's too many yellows in modern era of Indycar street course races. Look at this race and how many disabled cars scattered throughout the course. It took them what seems to be forever to get it off the track.

Mansell should've been black-flagged for blocking... no two ways about it

And I thought that penalties is ridiculous nowadays.

If the car on the pole isn't supposed to cross the line first, then what the hell's the point of being/starting first?  It pretty clearly looked like Emmo had a car-length on Nigel before the green flag flew.  A drive thru should have been sufficient (but they were all about stop and go's back then), or giving the position back.  I felt that the penalty was fair...I think there was backlash because it was the European Rookie (reigning F1 champ) "caused" it.

"Heat makes the turbo charger work"
That guy has absolutely no clue about engines. If you don't understand, you keep your pie-hole shut.

This has to be the worse track ever

I Have a New Auto Racing Movie Called Five Angry Men.

Starring
Roger Penske.
Rick Mears.
Steffan Johanssen.
Al Unser Jr.
Rick Galles.

And Also Starring Wally Dalenbach As The Crooked Race Official.

And not too far away, Alain Prost was tackling the Canadian Grand Prix in the car Mansell developed.

Emo jumped the start in my opinion.

I know this is 93 but this announcer is wrong. If you’re staying on the same racing line that’s not blocking

RIP Bobby Unser

I much prefer dedicated road courses, like Mid-Ohio or Laguna Seca, as opposed to these improvised street courses.

Little Al was probably gonna end up taking them both out & giving the win to either Boesel or Mario...

who knew back in 1993 those indycar transponders would then become transponders for regular cars to go through toll roads