Rossi stays ahead in wreck-strewn second Road America IndyCar practice

How does five red flags in a 45-minute span sound? That was what the second NTT IndyCar Series practice session had to offer Saturday morning at Road America as drivers flew off the track and crashed, spun, wiped out trackside banners, beached themselves in the gravel traps, stalled, and caused general mayhem on a constant basis as they prepared for this afternoon’s qualifying session.

Alex Palou, Scott Dixon, and Marcus Ericsson kept the Chip Ganassi Racing team busy with their respective issues and they were joined by Colton Herta, Simon Pagenaud, and more who kept IndyCar’s AMR Safety Team crew busy from start to finish.

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