The lawsuit filed by a fan struck by flying bodywork during last year's Firestone Grand Prix at St. Petersburg continues.By any measure the 2015 season opener for IndyCar at the St. Petersburg Grand Prix (pictured) was a challenging debut for the new aero kits for the Honda- and Chevrolet-powered Dallaras....

The spectator who was struck by debris at the IndyCar season-opener at St Petersburg has opened a lawsuit against the event, the series and a fence company.The Tampa Bay Times reports that the 16-page suit filed by attorneys Justin C Johnson and Christopher M Rotunda on behalf of the fan,...

The Tampa Bay Times reports that lawyers for the spectator injured by flying debris at last month's IndyCar season opener in St. Petersburg have notified the city that she intends to file a lawsuit over its "negligent acts or omissions."The woman, identified as Brigitte Hoffstetter, was struck in the head...

ABOVE: View of fan being treated from atop the adjacent grandstand illustrates how far the part traveled before striking her. A fan walking behind the grandstands of Sunday's IndyCar opener at St. Petersburg was struck by a flying piece of debris from a car and suffered a fractured skull.According to...