Another day, another car going upside down at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. It was not the start to proceedings that the Verizon IndyCar Series needed after already losing Saturday to the elements, as crisis meetings ended up making emergency technical regulation changes ahead of qualifying for the 2015 Indianapolis 500. After their enforced day off on Saturday because of heavy rain and the postponement of the first day of qualifying, drivers started Sunday with a pre-qualifying warm-up session with the field split into two groups (to reduce overcrowding on the track) each getting up to 20 minutes of practice to get them ready for their official qualifying laps later in the morning. It...
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