Penske driver Will Power's medical issues preventing him from taking the start in the IndyCar season opener in St. Pete were "not the result of a concussion", IndyCar has announced. The 2014 champion sat out the St. Pete race after suffering from nausea throughout the entire weekend, albeit he had managed to top qualifying with a new track record before pulling out of the event. On Sunday, IndyCar released a statement saying that Power had been diagnosed with a "mild concussion" after having crashed his #12 Dallara DW12 in Friday practice - however, further evaluations have proven this not to be case. "The doctors at the University of Miami concluded Power's...
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