Despite initially not being cleared to drive following his shunt in today’s Watkins Glen race, Will Power says he feels fine, and expects to be testing at Sonoma on Thursday in preparation for the IndyCar finale. Power’s car was nudged by Charlie Kimball’s Ganassi-Chevrolet into a side impact with the barrier at the top of the 150mph Esses on Lap 39 of the IndyCar race today at Watkins Glen International. The #12 Penske-Chevrolet made a hard hit, and word was from IndyCar Medical that Power had been checked and released but had not been cleared to drive due to concussion-like symptoms. However, Power told Motorsport.com that he expected no problem, and would retake the SCAT...
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