After the 101st staging of the Indianapolis 500, those competing in the 2017 IndyCar series will have to do a lot of mental resetting for the first practice of the Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix at the Raceway at Belle Isle Park, and then races both Sunday and Monday on that street course.

“Forgetting two weeks at Indy [500] and getting ready for Detroit is challenging,” said Charlie Kimball, driver of the Chip Ganassi Racing No. 83 Tresiba Honda. “Memorial Day is hard because you’re still amped up. There’s the victory banquet Monday night and, if things go well in the 500, a whole bunch of media and a lot of other commitments.”

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