Dale Coyne Racing has been forced to make its second driver change in as many days, after Rocky Moran Jr. was revealed to have suffered a broken thumb during Friday's practice for the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach. The injury was sustained when Moran made contact with Andretti Autospot's Carlos Munoz midway through the second of yesterday's two 45-minute sessions. The two cars made contact and Moran ended up in the wall at turn 1 to bring out the only red flag of the day's track activity. While Moran took no further part in the session, it was only revealed on Saturday that the 35-year-old Toyota Formula Atlantic veteran from California had actually broken his thumb in the accident,...
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