IndyCar racer Robert Wickens' frightening crash halts Pocono race

Sunday's IndyCar Series race at Pocono Raceway in Pennsylvania was halted after fewer than six laps after a multi-car wreck sent Robert Wickens' car soaring into the fence.

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