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Top 10 Biggest IndyCar Crashes at Chicagoland

IndyCar ran at Chicagoland from 2001 through 2010 before being dropped off the 2011 calendar and with no return scheduled (as of March 2026) Chicagoland ushered in an error of banked 1.5 mile ovals like Kansas and Las Vegas, but this track routinely put on incredible races. The ones that had the most 'pack-race' feel to them were 2004-05, and 2009-10. Somehow, we did not get massive, multi-car crashes during these races Here were the 10 biggest crashes that I could find from Chicagoland. No one was killed as a result of these accidents Timestamps 0:00 Number 10 1:50 Number 9 2:45 Number 8 3:55 Number 7 5:13 Number 6 7:13 Number 5 8:33 Number 4 10:53 Number 3 11:55 Number 2 14:27 Number 1 My Links 𝕏 https://x.com/Hickey93 Venmo https://account.venmo.com/u/hickey93 Buy Me a Coffee https://buymeacoffee.com/hickey Addition context (Spoilers) 10) 2010 - Alex Lloyd hits Tomas Scheckter from behind and collects Rafa Matos. Lloyd would be able to continue before he would spin off of T4 later in the race 9) 2003 - Kenny Brack hits the wall after a mechanical failure 8) 2001 - Eliseo Salazar is hooked from behind by Mark Dismore 7) 2007 - Marco Andretti would end his disappointing sophomore season with a mechanical failure crash. It would be the last race for these red-white-blue color scheme that Andretti Green had used (in one form or another) since 2003 6) 2008 - Ed Carpenter hits the wall after a mechanical failure, leading to a fire on the right side of his car. He did not suffer any burn injuries 5) 2001 - Scott Sharp would suffer a tire failure on the exit of T2 and pound the wall 4) 2002 - Gil de Ferran's first season in the IRL would come to an early end after slamming the wall in the first-half of the race. He would suffer a wrist fracture and a concussion, forcing him out for the finale at Texas. Max Papis would substitute for him at Texas 3) 2004 - AJ Foyt IV and Mark Taylor hook wheels and smash the wall on the exit of T4 2) 2004 - The 2004 Indy 500 winner Buddy Rice drifted down on Darren Manning on the exit of T2. They would hook wheels, sending Rice flying through the air. Thankfully, he avoided the fence and would walk away from the crash 1) 2005 - Ryan Briscoe tangles with Alex Barron, launching him into the catch fence in one of the scariest crashes in the modern IndyCar era. Kosuke Matsuura would also be collected. Briscoe would suffer a concussion, two broken collarbones, a bruised lung, and multiple contusions. He would make a full recovery and would return to IndyCar in 2006 and would podium at Watkins Glen in his first race back Disclaimer: This video contains footage and/or music that I do not own. All rights belong to their respective owners. No copyright infringement intended. Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. My intent with this video is spread the love of IndyCar to as many people as I can Video credit - ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, Versus