Sebastien Bourdais, fifth-fastest qualifier for the 102nd Indy 500, joins RACER‘s Marshall Pruett and Robin Miller on the one-year anniversary of his horrible crash to break down the tricky conditions experienced on his four-lap run, the great pole by Ed Carpenter, and gets interrupted by a call from his team owner Dale Coyne with some alarming news.
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