INDIANAPOLIS (12:00 Noon ET): Even though there is not a single Chevrolet entered in the 84th Indy 500, the popular American auto manufacturer holds the top 33 spots in field. Rains fell at Indianapolis at 10:15 a.m., drenching the famous two and a half mile oval. Official Speedway trucks (made by Chevrolet) are circling the track in effort to speed up the drying process.

Jet driers are also on the race course. The race, which was scheduled to start at noon ET, will be delayed by two hours minimum. The rain stopped just before noon ET.

The Indianapolis Motor Speedway has selected ChaCha as its Official Mobile Answers Service, as the revolutionary new 1-800-2ChaCha allows cell phone users to easily access information using conversational English while on the go - perfect for fans who want to enhance their racing experience and visit to Indianapolis.

Throughout the month of May, selected IMS Safety Patrol officials and Guest Services staff will introduce race fans to ChaCha, showing them how to use the service on their cell phones for instant access to information on the race, Indianapolis attractions, drivers and more, as an extension of the customer service provided to IMS fans. In partnership with track officials, ChaCha will allow race fans to have insider access to all the action as it happens.

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