Ed Carpenter Racing's Rinus Veekay crashed heavily on the opening day of IndyCar's two-day test at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, and the Dutchman was lucky to escape the wreck unscathed save for a broken finger. IndyCar kicked off on Thursday its preparations for the 105th running of the Indy 500, with 32 teams and drivers taking part in the two-day Open Test at the Speedway. It was a painful if not downright terrifying start for Rinus Veekay however who lost it in the middle of Turn 1 when the Ed Carpenter Racing Dallara's front left wheel dipped below the white line and onto the grass. Read also: Arrow McLaren's Montoya to run Revson's No.86 at Indy Veekay's car then spun and flew off...
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