Urine the Fast Lane: Indy 500 Racer Conor Daly Admits He Peed Himself Mid-Race

By Urine the News Staff | Published May 28, 2025

If you thought *your* job was stressful, try starting the Indy 500 sitting in a puddle of your own pee. That’s exactly what happened to IndyCar driver Conor Daly, who bravely (and hilariously) admitted that he urinated in his car during the rain delay before Sunday’s race.

“Never in my life have I urinated in my car until Sunday,” Daly revealed during Monday’s victory banquet, turning a podium moment into a punchline that stole the show. As the room erupted in laughter, the 33-year-old shared how the 45-minute delay left him with no choice but to go number one—right in his beloved racecar. “I was like, ‘This is the best car I’ve ever been in in my whole life. I’m gonna have to pee in this thing.’”

For the record, Daly didn’t let the splashy situation slow him down—he still finished 8th in the race, proving that determination (and a strong bladder) go a long way.

Was it nerves? Hydration? Diabetes? Old age? Daly didn’t pin it on any one cause, but he was quick to joke about it, giving a shoutout to fellow driver Helio Castroneves: “He’s halfway to 100,” Daly quipped. “I don’t know if that happens to him a lot.”

As for his pit crew? Daly praised their efforts—after all, cleaning up someone else’s pee probably wasn’t in the job description.

It’s not every day a driver makes headlines for biological pit stops, but in the world of live sports, anything can happen. And sometimes, what happens in the car… gets broadcast to the world.

📰 Read the original TMZ report here