Mick Schumacher crashes out of Markham IndyCar race after strong start
Mick Schumacher’s promising Markham IndyCar weekend ended with a crash during Sunday’s race. The RLL driver crashed without contact at Turn 4, clipping the inside wall as he was chasing down the lead pack. Update: After returning to the pits, Schumacher spoke to reporters and confirmed the incident was a driving error. "We weren't even pushing hard. We had a really good car," said ... Keep reading
Mick Schumacher's strong beginning to the Markham IndyCar race ended abruptly when he crashed during Sunday's race. The RLL driver collided with the inside wall at Turn 4 while attempting to catch up to the lead pack. Following the incident, Schumacher explained to reporters that the crash was due to a driving error rather than racing hard.
He expressed disappointment about ending the race without a finish, emphasizing the importance of completing the race, especially with a car performing well. Schumacher also highlighted the challenging track conditions at the new temporary street circuit in Markham, Canada, noting how the concrete barriers made the track feel "sketchy" on each lap.
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- Official race results: 2026 IndyCar at Markham motorsport.com
