Scott McLaughlin crashes out seconds after taking lead in IndyCar race
New Zealand IndyCar driver Scott McLaughlin crashed into the wall moments after taking the lead while chasing his first win in three years.
Scott McLaughlin held pole position and was on track to end a three-year drought without a race victory. However, seconds after taking the lead, he put himself into the wall and crashed out of the race. Despite the incident, McLaughlin expressed no regrets about his aggressive driving.
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Watch: Kiwi Indycar star crashes out seconds after taking the lead
No regrets for Scott McLaughlin, who was in pole position to end a three-year run without a race win, but put himself into the wall.