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Bourdais on the mental and physical fightback after a 118G shunt
IndyCar ace Sebastien Bourdais in his own words describes how he dealt with the after-effects of one of the most scary Indianapolis Motor Speedway shunts in recent memory.
I have had some pretty sizeable shunts in my career, but none where I ended up in hospital with an inactivity period, so it was all very new to me.
There's always a scary period post-crash when everybody is assessing the damage and trying to work out how bad it is, but once I knew that nothing was really bad and couldn't be fixed within a reasonable amount of time, I wasn't too worried.
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Is Arrow McLaren SP ready for IndyCar’s title fight?
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Dale Coyne picks the Top 10 drivers in his giant-slaying team
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Why enigmatic Marco Andretti will be missed
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Why Roger Penske is an American motorsport icon
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Is the mighty McLaren M16 the greatest ever Indy car?
When founder Bruce McLaren died in June 1970, his team could have folded. Instead, his loyal band rallied to produce a string of winners - including an Indy car game-changer that won three Indy 500s in six years.
How Newgarden delivered his best season, yet still lost
Josef Newgarden was our pick as top IndyCar driver of 2020 but his finest season-long run of performances failed to yield the championship. David Malsher-Lopez explains why.
2020 IndyCar Review and Top 10 drivers of the year
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| Series | IndyCar |
| Drivers | Sébastien Bourdais |
| Teams | Dale Coyne Racing |