Huge wreck launches Santino Ferrucci into catchfence on the streets of Toronto | Motorsports on NBC

A huge wreck occurs on the streets of Toronto after Pato O'Ward gets sideways and Santino Ferrucci makes contact sending the A.J. Foyt Racing driver into the catchfence with multiple other drivers involved. Ferrucci has been seen and released. #NBCSports #IndyCar #Toronto

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Huge wreck launches Santino Ferrucci into catchfence on the streets of Toronto | Motorsports on NBC

[phillippugh]

So happy that they made the changes to the car few years ago. An to think the drivers hated it at first

[Duval-In-The-Wall]

This is why you go yellow as soon as cars are spun out

They approached O’Ward at racing speed, just off the racing line

[ricatiman]

Why was the yellow not waving coming into the turn - marshalls were too slow reacting.

[rvegasguy_]

No one talking about Pato's nose and tub being completely crushed?? FFS he posted a pic of his leg bandaged on X.

[edwardhoulihan]

Jesus, the way that marshal that ran out without looking ahead scares the crap outta me. I knew no one was coming through, but did he?! Gotta be more careful than that bud.

[nickkirk]

Glad to see everyone was safe, that was a crazy street course accident.

[deepinthewoods]

I think Théo Pourchaire will need at least a 6 hour phone call to explain to his mom everything what happened around him during the last 48 hours ...

[mrpgr]

If this race took place in 1996 or 2011 fatalities would have occured for 2-3 drivers.

[NaPDeViLGaming]

"Dude ahead of me tried to jump, Ill show you a real jump" -Ferrucci

[AlanFormula]

Imagine if NTT INDYCAR SERIES race took place even in 1980s.

[keithstudly]

Foyt's cars seem to be getting more air time lately....

[SuzukiRacer]

Just a decade ago and this crash would have been one that would've been very different.

[denniswilliams]

While open wheel racing is much safer than it was in the past, it is still far more dangerous than nearly every other form of motorsports racing. Thank goodness that everyone is alright.

[EricBoyer-nx]

I like how the person who caused the incident is complaining about it.

[JohnnyNubs]

Sad deal, but glad everyone is okay. except there pride!

[SnoDawg]

Blind corners on a “racetrack” are so stupid & ridiculous. Wake up Indycar!!!

[mcgoo]

How are these cars so slow and yet so prone to taking flight

[MartinMcelhaney]

I don't watch much Indy or F1, but does this happen a lot in IRL. I had seen a video a year or two ago where the same wreck happened. The video I had the Indy car came around the corner full speed and the indy car that was hit acted like a ramp and sent the driver up in the air and actually jumped over 2 cars. I was crazy to watch. I watch NASCAR more often and they have started doing street racing at Chicago. They just raced there a few weeks ago and they also had this happen in a practice. The car coming around the corner hit the stationary car and it ended up taking the entire left side of the car off.

[MikeG]

Alot of complaining in here, much like Nascar comments section

[timoteo]

Quizás algún día se den cuenta que para la indy y para la fórmula 1 los circuitos callejeros son una cagada