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James Hinchcliffe hindered by electrical fault in Indy 500 practice

James Hinchcliffe has been struck with a recurring electrical fault, as preparations continue for the 101st running of the Indianapolis 500 at the iconic 2.5-mile oval. Towards the end of the opening practice session Hinchcliffe was initially plagued by the electrical fault, which forced him to return to the pits and prematurely conclude his running, preventing him from completing vital group running with team-mates Mikhail Aleshin and Jay Howard. Between first and second practice Hinchcliffe’s mechanics worked on the car to rectify the issue, however during his first lap in second practice Hinchcliffe was forced to slow and limp back to the pits with the issue still plaguing his #5...
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