How to Watch Indianapolis 500
The Indianapolis 500 race and Danica Patrick’s retirement will take place tomorrow, May 27th. Race coverage begins at 11:00 am ET, with riders officially starting their engines at 12:20 pm ET. If you want to capture everything that happens at high speed, you have several different options for how to do it:
Broadcast TV
By far, broadcast television is always the easiest and cheapest way to catch this kind of thing. The Indy 500 is broadcast on ABC, which is available on the air via a digital antenna or from most cable and satellite providers.
Streaming
If you are a cable TV subscriber (or can borrow a login), the race is streamed via Watch ESPN.com and the Watch ESPN app.
Otherwise, you can catch the race using any of the streaming services offering ABC access. These include YouTube TV, Sling TV, PlayStation Vue, DirecTV Now, and Hulu with Live TV. Pricing starts at $ 25 to $ 40 per month each (Sling is the cheapest) and all offer a free trial that you can potentially use to watch the finale, then cancel if you don’t see yourself continuing to watch live TV. the air. go forward.