Once a racer, always a racer! Less than three years after sustaining spinal cord injuries in his horrendous IndyCar crash at Pocono, Robert Wickens was back behind the wheel on Tuesday. The Schmidt Peterson Motorsports driver has spared no effort in the past couple of years to recover his mobility, and while his rehab efforts continue, the Canadian could not resist putting himself back on track - the race track, which he duly did at Mid-Ohio yesterday onboard a Bryan Herta Autosport Hyundai Veloster N TCR. Wickens took over the 300hp front-wheel drive car, outfitted with special controls, currently raced by paraplegic driver Michael Johnson in the IMSA Michelin Pilot SportsCar Challenge....
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