IndyCar – James Hinchcliffe back behind the wheel

James hinchcliffe will get back behind the wheel of a car IndyCar next week. More than four months later his accident during free practice of the Indianapolis 500, where the Canadian was seriously injured in the leg and pelvic region, it was during a test on the track of Road America, that the pilot of the Schmidt Peterson Motorsports will be back in business.

“This day has been the goal and motivation to get through the last four months, admits the 28-year-old pilot. And the fact that it's at Road America, one of my favorite road courses, makes it better. It's wonderful for me to be able to get back behind the wheel. It's been tough being out of the car, but the support from everyone has been amazing. »

James Hinchcliffe will be accompanied on track by the Andretti Autosport drivers? Honda Marco Andretti and Ryan Hunter-Reay, and the French Tristan Vautier (Dale Coyne Racing? Honda) and Sébastien Bourdais (KVSH Racing? Chevrolet).