Alexander Rossi crashed Monday, breaking a done in his ankle but he never doubted he'd be racing in the Indy 500: 'We're a bunch of psychos'

INDIANAPOLIS — Alexander Rossi hobbled into his Indianapolis 500 media day interview on crutches Thursday. He's still planning to start Sunday's big race.

The Ed Carpenter Racing driver sustained injuries to his right ankle and a finger on his left hand during

Crashes early in the Indy 500 have sent several cars out already. Here's a look at the latest news, videos and more.

Alex Palou won the pole last week and enters as the reigning champion. He will be joined on the front row by 2016 winner Alexander Rossi and last year's runner-up finisher David Malukas, who is in his first Indy 500 start for Team Penske.

After a brutal crash during qualifying, Alexander Rossi is sporting a leg cast just days ahead of the Indy 500!

The 2026 Indianapolis 500 is scheduled for today, May 24, though rain is in the forecast: Start time, where to watch, leaderboard updates.

Alexander Rossi will start from the front row of the Indy 500 despite a major Monday practice crash that required outpatient surgical procedures.