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Mike Conway Has Surgery; Ryan Hunter-Reay Also Injured

The horrific crash at the end of the Indianapolis 500 was worse than previously reported. Driver Mike Conway suffered a broken back as well as a broken leg, and will have to wear a back brace for three months that will prevent him from racing, the Indy Racing League reported Monday. In addition, Ryan Hunter-Reay...

Indy 500 Delivers on Speed, Drama, Love

INDIANAPOLIS -- In the end, Dario didn't run out of gas, a bunch of his competitors nearly did, and Ashley couldn't stay in her shoes. Everything else surrounding the 94th running of the Indianapolis 500 on Sunday prior to the final couple of laps was a blur -- sort of like Dario Franchitti's No. 10 car for most of the...

Mike Conway Suffers Leg Injury in Terrifying Indy 500 Crash

As Dario Franchitti was closing in on victory at the Indianapolis 500 on Sunday, Mike Conway was closing in on Ryan Hunter-Reay. The big difference was that while a full-of-adrenaline Franchitti went on to win the world's biggest race, Conway went to the hospital after a horrific wreck with an out of gas Hunter-Reay. "I...

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05/29/12 Spark or Stall: Indy, Aussies and bad luck Source: news.com.au Only one Australian has claimed victory in Monaco more than once, and that man is Mark Webber.
05/29/12 Spark or Stall: Indy, Aussies and bad luck Source: FOXSPORTS.com.au Only one Australian has claimed victory in Monaco more than once, and that man is Mark Webber.
05/28/12 Super Dario: Flying Scotsman Dario Franchitti claims... Source: Sunday Mirror Scotland's Dario Franchitti took victory in the Indianapolis 500 after an incident-packed race at the famous American circuit.
05/23/12 Foyt drivers Conway, Cunningham excited for Indy Source: The Western Star - Lebanon OH Their team owner, A.J. Foyt, has more Indianapolis 500 wins (four) than they have combined starts (two).
05/20/12 Nine spots still available as Indy contenders prep for... Source: Racer.com For drivers whose speeds or luck weren't up to par on Saturday, today's Bump Day at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway represents the second â and final â shot at getting it right.