Colton Herta led opening IndyCar Series practice that was punctuated by multiple red flags at Laguna Seca.
Romain Grosjean, Andretti Autosport Honda, Marcus Armstrong, Chip Ganassi Racing HondaAlthough the opening 30 minutes were uninterrupted, the rest of the 1h15m practice was plagued by stoppages with no less than five red flags.backing his Andretti Autosport machine into the tire barrier in Turn 4. The damage was significant as he was forced to climb out as his Honda was towed back to the paddock.
After a red flag that lasted just over 10 minutes, it took just another 180 seconds before Vips received an urgent radio message to stop the car due to an apparent engine issue. The Eastonian stopped on the Rahal straight and was assisted by the safety crew, which towed him to the top of the Corkscrew, allowing him to coast back to pit lane on the downhill run in neutral.
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