Merchandise to support Wickens’ recovery now available
There has been an outpouring from IndyCar fans wanting to help Robert Wickens with medical bills stemming from his crash at Pocono. The Wickens family has requested donations be made through the purchase of merchandise or by contributing to Sam Schmidt's foundation, Conquer Paralysis Now, to benefit spinal cord injury research.
Stickers and shirts supporting Wickens are being sold through Toronto Motorsports at the following links:
IndyCar also plans to sell these items on site at its upcoming races Portland (beginning on Saturday morning) and at Sonoma's season finale.
The Wickens hats were available last weekend at Gateway through IndyCar but sold out quickly and a new shipment has been ordered.
Robin Miller
Robin Miller flunked out of Ball State after two quarters, but got a job stooging for Jim Hurtubise at the 1968 Indianapolis 500 when Herk's was the last roadster to ever make the race. He got hired at The Indianapolis Star a month later and talked his way into the sports department, where he began covering USAC and IndyCar racing. He got fired at The Star for being anti-Tony George, but ESPN hired him to write and do RPM2Nite. Then he went to SPEED and worked on WIND TUNNEL and SPEED REPORT. He started at RACER when SPEED folded, and went on to write for RACER.com and RACER magazine while also working for NBCSN on IndyCar telecasts.
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