The 2013 Indianapolis 5o0 winner: 'I have big moments of great happiness, and then I cry and I’m happy again.'
Brazilian fan favorite taking it easy on last practice opportunity Friday.
Tony Kanaan wanted to give himself his best chance of winning his career-final NTT IndyCar Series race—and his best chance of being able to start it. “We saw what happened the other day . But when I saw three-wide in Turn 1 20 minutes to go . . . Why you want to do that? So, I’m like, ‘I’m out. I don’t need this,” he said after the final practice session before Sunday’s 107th edition of the Indianapolis 500. . . . It’s not a big deal, but I don’t want any part of it.
“None of us here sought racing to be famous or to be recognized by fans. We just race because we love it,” he said. “When I see that people appreciate what I’ve done, it honestly feels quite nice. I’m enjoying it. I have big moments of great happiness, and then I cry and I’m happy again.”
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