Josef Newgarden knows that IndyCar's next event on the Iowa oval will be a tougher test of the arm he injured at Texas than last weekend's race at Road America. Newgarden raced two weeks after sustaining shoulder and wrist injuries at Texas Motor Speedway, having gained clearance to compete after lapping in practice. He moved from 20th to eighth during the race, believing he "had a podium car if I could have qualified it properly." "The hand hurt a lot," Newgarden said. "I was struggling to hold onto the wheel at the end there on the [soft tires]. "The collarbone was really good. I think my clavicle is not going to be too big of a problem. I just have to get...
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