US EditionIsraeli-born, Russia-raised Indy 500 pole winner Robert Shwartzman calls for peace around the world
- Israeli-Born, Russia-raised Robert Shwartzman won the Indy 500 pole position and called for global peace.
- Shwartzman stated, "I just want peace in the world; I want people to be good, and I don’t want the separation of countries."
- He emphasized the need for negotiation by saying, "We need to find ways to negotiate things."
- Shwartzman highlighted the importance of unity, stating, "We’re all human beings, and we just have to support each other.
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In a first, Israeli rookie Robert Shwartzman wins pole position at Indy 500 - Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Robert Shwartzman, a Russian-Israeli driver, will take pole position at the Indy 500 next Sunday — the first rookie in more than 40 years to do so. In remarks after the race, Shwartzman signaled opposition to the war in Gaza and called for peace between nations. Shwartzman, 25, won the leading spot at Indianapolis Speedway by achieving the fastest four-lap average in the final day of qualifying races on Sunday. Pole position is no guarantee of a…
Israeli-Born Rookie Robert Shwartzman Takes Indy 500 Pole
INDIANAPOLIS (JNS) – Robert Shwartzman, a 25-year-old race car driver born in Tel Aviv, made history on Sunday by claiming pole position for the 2025 Indianapolis 500. Join our WhatsApp group Subscribe to our Daily Roundup Email Shwartzman, who drives for Prema Racing, posted a four-lap average of 232.790 mph, becoming the first rookie since […]
Israeli-born rookie Robert Shwartzman takes Indy 500 pole
Raised in Saint Petersburg, Russia, he previously raced under a Russian license but now competes under the Israeli flag. By JNS Robert Shwartzman, a 25-year-old race car driver born in Tel Aviv, made history on Sunday by claiming pole position for the 2025 Indianapolis 500. Shwartzman, who drives for Prema Racing, posted a four-lap average of 232.790 mph, becoming the first rookie since 1983 to lead the starting grid at the iconic American motor…
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