On this episode of Catching Up With, IndyCar doctors Steve Olvey and Terry Trammell discuss the new documentary 'Rapid Response' based on Olvey's book, which chronicles their efforts to save drivers' lives and advance safety technology in the sport.[protected-iframe id="9bc49949969c8b5f93073663dab511f9-139854255-134428607" info="https://www.podbean.com/media/player/97f77-b23d31?from=yiiadmin&download=1&version=1" width="100%" height="122" style="border: none;" scrolling="no"]

Just over three months after fracturing his pelvis and right hip in a horrific Indy 500 qualifying crash, Sebastien Bourdais is thrilled simply to be back in the cockpit this weekend at Gateway."It's just really good to come back, and really looking forward to it," Bourdais said Friday. "We never...

Terry Trammell has seen just about everything during his 35 years of putting racecar drivers back together and back on track. The longtime series surgeon has put many a driver back together and kept their careers on track, starting with Danny Ongais in 1981. But Josef Newgarden's amazing performance while...

Related StoriesVerizon IndyCar Series driver Mikhail Aleshin was released from Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis today as he continues his recovery from injuries sustained in an accident during practice for the Indycar season finale at Auto Club Speedway on Aug. 29."I'm feeling better each day," Aleshin said. "I'm very happy to...