Rookie Nolan Siegel Unharmed After High-Speed Crash During Indy 500 Practice

The 19-year-old's car flipped and landed on its side during Fast Friday, leaving his team scrambling for a backup ahead of qualifying.

Siegel's crash occurred in Turn 2 at over 200 mph, causing his car to flip and slide down the track.
Despite the severity of the crash, Siegel exited the car uninjured and reassured his team via radio.
The wreck disrupted practice and required track repairs, highlighting the risks of high-speed qualifying runs.
Siegel, a part-time driver in the IndyCar series, will now rely on a backup car for the upcoming qualifying sessions.
Other drivers, including Marcus Ericsson, also faced crashes, complicating preparations for the Indianapolis 500.