Andretti’s Colton Herta was able to walk away from a terrifying accident during practice for the Indy 500 this weekend. Turn One at the Brickyard has been catching drivers out all throughout practice for the Indy 500, but some excellent reactions and car control have enabled some fairly miraculous saves. Herta was not so fortunate, and he lost control of his car on the inside kerb at the first corner before slamming into the barrier on the exit and going airborne, flipping the car onto the aeroscreen. READ: Perez pushing for new Red Bull contract as he warns about reliability issues He reported that all was well before he had even come to a stop, and marshals were immediately on the...
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