Nearly nine months after the horrendous crash at Pocono that nearly ended his life, Robert Wickens has finally returned to his home in Indianapolis, and just in time for the greatest spectacle in racing.
The Schmidt Peterson Motorsports driver regularly chronicles his recovery efforts on social media, but this week he's spending his time at the Speedway, helping his SPM team mates James Hinchcliffe and Marcus Ericsson with their preparations for next weekend's Indy 500.
In exchange for Wickens' input, Hinch gave his team mate a tow down the Brickyard's pitlane. Or was Robert going for a pass?
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