It’s been common practice for many years that Marcus Ericsson is on track during one of the biggest weekends in racing. Just over a decade ago, he was preparing to take on the streets of Monaco as an F1 driver with Caterham (he’d finish 11th). That changed in 2019, when the Swede took on his first Indianapolis 500. It would take only three more Indy 500s for him to become immortalized with the names of legends — his face now gracing the famous world-renown Borg-Warner Trophy.
“A lot of people say it’s a life-changing thing to win that race. And I would say, it’s true,” the 2022 Indy 500 champion shared with Motorsport.com in an exclusive interview.
