51-year-old Helio Castroneves has Indy 500 desire to 'go to the Guinness book'

51-year-old Helio Castroneves has Indy 500 desire to 'go to the Guinness book' INDIANAPOLIS — The first three days of Indianapolis 500 practice have been more methodical than messy, with clean track time and few interruptions at Indianapolis Motor Speedway . Still, Helio Castroneves found a way to stand out.

51-year-old Helio Castroneves has Indy 500 desire to 'go to the Guinness book'. 51-year-old Helio Castroneves has Indy 500 desire to 'go to the Guinness book' INDIANAPOLIS — The first three days of Indianapolis 500 practice have been more methodical than messy, with clean track time and few interruptions at Indianapolis Motor Speedway . Still, Helio Castroneves found a way to stand out. The four-time Indy 500 champion posted the second-fastest speed of the day at 226.977 mph, another early sign that the 51-year-old still has the pace — and the hunger — as he chases history in his latest return to the Brickyard. Castroneves is back at IMS for his pursuit in a record-setting fifth Indy 500 victory. He’s already tied with A.J. Foyt, Al Unser Sr. and Rick Mears for the most wins in race history, having captured the Borg-Warner Trophy in 2001,...