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IndyCar’s run of controversies continued with a ridiculous piece of driving – and reaction – by Will Power in first Detroit practice
Just days after the tumultuous Indianapolis 500, a fresh altercation unfolded at the Detroit IndyCar race when Will Power repeatedly collided with Kyle Kirkwood’s car during practice.
Power’s aggressive move occurred at Turn 5, causing damage to Kirkwood’s car as he was pushed through Turn 6.
Despite the incident, IndyCar did not issue any penalties before the session concluded, leaving the matter unresolved.
In his defense, Power explained to Fox TV that he intended to create space by pushing Kirkwood past another car on the track.
Kirkwood, although not visibly upset, expressed his expectation that IndyCar would take appropriate action following the incident.
Both drivers posted fast times in practice, with Kirkwood leading the session affected by the altercation.
