Indy 500: Conor Daly admits to urine in the car during rain delay

Conor Daly’s Race Team, in the weekend Indianapolis 500, because the IndyCar driver took a common movement during the victory banquet of Victory.

This Indy 500 About an hour was postponed due to the rain. Drivers were forced to sit on their frontage cars until the officials cleaned them all to start the competition. Daly said he could not catch the urine anymore.

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IndyCar series driver John John Daly, # 76, Indianapolis’s 109th in Indianapolis in the 500th in Indianapolis on May 25, 2025. (Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn images)

“I was talking about a lot of talk tonight and talked to the Internet because I saw it on the Internet, and I have used many toilet talks and possibly the bathroom.” “We had to wait a long time before the race. I’ve never been urged in my life in my life.

“I was sitting in the grid and I was also” it’s the best car in my life, it was in my whole life. “I was legally urified in my kid and race car before the race.”

Daly admitted that “really bad” and all the race was sitting in his urine. After the racing end, he said, “Clean” with the mechanics.

On May 19, 2025, the TodianApolis, located in Indianapolis at the TodianApolis motor speed, the driver of the Yuncos Hollinger Racing Driver Conor Daly, Wall Daly, Sit on the road after Experience at the Indianapolis 500. (Grace Hollars-Usa today through the Network Imagn pictures)

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“It was an embarrassing moment. I did not think I would get there.

Daly finished eighth when he started on 11. Juncos Holinger racing driver led 13 rounds and turned out to be one of the fastest vehicles on the road.

Juncos Hollinger Racing Driver CONOR DALY, May 176, 2025, 96, 2025 on Saturday, 96, 2025 in Indianapolis motor speed, high-sided crew members. (Grace Hollars / IndyStar / USA Today is a network through ISGN images)

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But it was Alex Palou Who was the last laugh and won the first time in his career.

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