Scott McLaglin hurts the track and wall in heavy air crash

Scott mcaloglin Is now the third driver to visit Airborne in the last three days, destroying a fast number 3 Team pension Chevrolet in the process. A disintegrated McLaglin could hardly believe it because he had climbed from the debris, thankfully unwell. First, Kyphin Simpson Airborne moved to Airborne during fast Friday Whereas Colon horta Saturday’s merit completely turned upside down.

McLaglin had just rocket at the top of the chart in fast 12 practice, reaching 233.553Mph before the disaster. While navigating Turn 2, McLaglin went out and barely slammed the outside wall. The car immediately got up from the ground and went to Airborne before landing on the wheels.

The left-rear wheel was completely removed from the effect, while the right-rear was actually dug into the track on the landing. On exit of Turn 2, there was a visible gaose on the racing line, which required immediate attention to repair. The effect resulted in damage to safe obstruction with some welding during stoppage. The incident ended about 30 minutes of one hour of practice.

McLaglin ‘Gut’ but thanks for walking away

“Yes, I’m fine,” McLaglin said after being released from the Infield Care Center. “I really, I am really sorry for everyone in Team Penscay, #3 All the people on the car and everyone who made these magnificent cars. This (car) was talking to me and I realized that I should have felt it and I probably try to complete a run to see it. Indycar, security, my team, my team, safe obstacles and everything like this is grateful for everything like this.”

On his mentality after a heavy accident, McLaglin said: “Just meet with it. They can build a car for me – I found the best crew on the pit lane. I really really resonate for them, nothing. Nothing. We had a great car and I have difficult to take it. It is difficult to take it.”

Penscay Fast 12 will not participate in qualifying, which means that McLaglin’s official initial position will be 12th on the Indi 500 grid.