The 109th running of the Indianapolis 500 has been delayed, IndyCar has announced, with Kyle Larson's attempt at 'the double' now under threat.
The green flag was set to be flown at 12:45 pm ET to kick off this year's Indy 500, but adverse weather conditions at Indianapolis Motor Speedway have seen that start time come and go.
UPDATE: Kyle Larson is out of the Indy 500 after a wreck on lap 92.
Currently, the cars remain on the starting grid, and there is no rain falling. However, no revised start time has yet been given.
Larson is once again attempting to compete in the Indy 500 and the Coca Cola 600 in NASCAR on the same day, as he did last year.
Weather scuppered his chances of doing so last year, and now, Larson will be eagerly watching the clock tick down as the cars remain stagnant.
In an interview on the grid amid the delayed start, Arrow McLaren chief Tony Kanaan revealed that Larson had just a 45-minute window at that time for the race to go green. We will, of course, update you on Larson's progress as the situation develops.
EDITOR'S NOTE: As of 1:23 pm ET, Roger Penske has given the call for drivers to start their engines. Larson should be okay for now, but any red flags could eat into his buffer further.