Andretti twins have lot to root for

1969 Indianapolis 500 winner Mario Andretti and his twin brother Aldo were interested observers of Miller Lite Carb Day final practice today from the Andretti Green Racing pits.

Andretti's son Michael, grandson Marco and nephew John are in the starting field Sunday.

MARIO ANDRETTI: "My wish list? Michael would win, Marco would get second, and John would finish third. All I can see is that all five of the AGR cars are quite happy here. I'm listening to the comments from most of the drivers, and all of them are doing very well. They have done their work. We don't know how the conditions will fare out on Race Day, but I think the cars are better on paper this year than they were last year. We will see how it goes."

Aldo Andretti offered comments today about his son (John Andretti), nephew (Michael Andretti) and great-nephew (Marco Andretti) starting the 91st Indianapolis 500 on Sunday.

ALDO ANDRETTI: (How does it feel seeing three of your Andretti boys in the race?): "I'm overwhelmed, obviously. Because it was not as much planning for this, this year. It all happened, and I'm really ecstatic that everything is working out as well as it is. I keep repeating myself when I say that John (Andretti), you have a hill to climb in three days. He's looking good. He's very happy with the car. So I'm very happy, obviously."