James Hinchcliffe is recovering in intensive care following surgery on his leg. IndyCar series medical director Dr Michael Olinger said Hinchcliffe remains in a stable condition following his terrifying crash during practice for the Indianapolis 500. It is believed that a piece of suspension pierced the upper left thigh of the Canadian driver. Schmidt Peterson Motorsports team owner Sam Schmidt said: “Obviously we're relieved that James is awake and out of surgery. “That's the most important thing on our minds right now and we will do absolutely everything required to ensure a complete recovery.” Schmidt Peterson Motorsport is yet to discuss plans for the #5 Honda.    
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