Following the biggest crash of his career on the last lap of Sunday’s NTT IndyCar Series race at Iowa Speedway, the A.J. Foyt Racing driver from Idaho was sent to a local hospital for imaging after he got airborne and rolled multiple times before grinding to a stop while upside down in the No. 41 Chevy.
“After further assessment at Mercy One Des Moines Medical Center, Sting Ray has been released,” the team wrote. “Sting Ray’s family and AJ Foyt Racing would like to extend our gratitude to the AMR Safety Team for their quick response, to IndyCar Medical staff for their thorough care and IndyCar for the high safety standards of our race cars that allowed Sting Ray to walk away from a horrific accident today. Thank you to everyone for your well wishes. We appreciate your support.”
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