Less than 24 hours after undergoing surgery to mend his fractures pelvis and hip, Sebastien Bourdais has vowed to return to the cockpit after surviving a 100G crash at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. "I want to thank everybody for the support and the messages, quite a few drivers have already dropped by," he said. "It's going to take time, but I'm feeling pretty good since the surgery. I'll be back at some point. Just don't know when yet!" PRUETT: Six shifts that saved Seb Bourdais hammered the Turn 2 wall in qualifying on Saturday at 227 mph and was left with relatively little damage in light of the crash's severity. An avid cyclist and exercise enthusiast, the Dale Coyne...
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