Josef Newgarden walked away from a vicious crash during the final hour of practice Thursday at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Motoring through Turn 1 on his first hot lap, Newgarden's car snapped sideways, nearly hit the wall head-on and then got upside down as it slid on its side all the way to Turn 2. It was the second straight day an Indy car has been airborne – three-time winner Helio Castroneves flipped in almost the same spot on Wednesday and was not injured. "I was pretty impressed with the hit – it was a hard one, but I'm fine," said Newgarden, who won his first IndyCar race at Alabama's Barber Motorsports Park last month. "I bruised my hand but I'm not hurt at...
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