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[VIDEO] Meet IndyCar driver Sting Ray Robb and cheer on the No. 41 at the Indy 500




During our visit to the National Corvette Museum's Michelin NCM Bash, I had the pleasure of meeting and speaking with IndyCar driver Sting Ray Robb, who was visiting Bowling Green that day. If you need someone to cheer on at Sunday's Indy 500, Sting Ray Robb might be just the guy for you!

We had the pleasure of speaking with Sting Ray on Corvette Boulevard, and Steve Garrett of the Corvette Today Podcast joins us. During our conversation, the 22-year-old racer explains that his name comes from his father's passion for Corvettes. As a C2 guy, it seemed perfectly reasonable to name his son Sting Ray! Sting Ray started in karting, then moved up to Indy Lights, and now drives the No. 41 IndyCar for AJ Foyt Racing in the NTT IndyCar Series. This will be his second Indianapolis 500, and we hope to see big things from him.

For more information on Sting Ray Robb and his season, visit IndyCar.com.

Thanks to Miriah from the Corvette Museum for organizing this. This was a fun and short conversation. I hope you enjoy it!

Source:
Corvette Today Podcast

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Senior Editor and Founder of Corvette: Sales, News & Lifestyle. I drive my dad's 1966 Corvette Sting Ray convertible and call the Corvette Museum my home.