British IndyCar driver Jack Harvey says a broken steering column caused his crash on the first day of Indianapolis 500 practice. Two-time Indy Lights runner-up Harvey is making his IndyCar and Indy 500 debut with Andretti and Michael Shank Racing this year. He was driving in first practice for the 101st running of the Indy 500 when his car hit the Turn 2 barrier with two hours of the session remaining. “We had a couple of issues yesterday,” he told MotorsportWeek.com. “One scary one [the crash], which the team has taken full responsibility for. “We had the steering column come apart, which was pretty nerve-wracking. “But the amount of people on my car trying...
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