IndyCar driver Scott McLaughlin miraculously walked away from a scary crash ahead of the Grand Prix of Alabama. The Team Penske driver, 32, was in the middle of a practice run at Barber Motorsports Park in Birmingham, Alabama, on Saturday, March 28, when his car spun out and crashed its rear end through a fence at the edge of the course. Multiple media outlets reported that McLaughlin was not injured despite how frightening the collision seemed. Shortly after the incident, McLaughlin assured his fans that he will be back on the course for Sunday's race. "That one's on me.