The race to fill the field of 33 cars for the 100th running of the Indy 500 is nowhere close to being finished. Opening practice for IndyCar's biggest race starts in just 28 days, making the rush to land the few seats available a heated and contentious affair on both sides for those buying and selling rides. Some deals that were thought to be done have fallen apart, others once considered a sure thing have become questionable, and altogether, the realistic chances of having 34 cars trying to make the race – much less the 33 required to complete the field – have fluctuated on a daily basis. Of the Indy 500 entries we can safely assume will be present in May, there's A.J. Foyt Racing...
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