INDIANAPOLIS —<\/strong> It seemed like\u00a0Josef Newgarden\u00a0<\/strong>had a sweep of both Iowa races in the bag until a suspension failure ruined those chances, Sunday. The 31-year-old Nashville, Tennessee, native suffered a fall and a head injury post-race<\/a> and was transported to a Des Moines, Iowa, hospital, where he stayed overnight. He will be reevaluated Thursday, and if he is not cleared to race, Santino Ferrucci <\/strong>will take his place in the No. 2 Penske car for the Gallagher Grand Prix<\/p>\n EDITOR’S NOTE: After press time, IndyCar announced that Josef Newgarden was clear to participate in Friday’s practice session, and will be re-evaluated to determine if he’s clear to run qualifying and Saturday’s race.<\/strong><\/p>\n Whether Newgarden takes part in this weekend’s activities or not, there is one thing that’s for sure.<\/p>\n IndyCar is back at its home.<\/p>\n While it isn’t the famed oval, the Indianapolis Road Course has some interesting history as well, spanning Formula 1, IndyCar, Sports Car racing and more recently, NASCAR.<\/p>\n Last year, Will Power<\/strong> took the victory in this race at the first annual Brickyard Weekend. Ever since IndyCar started running the IMS Road Course in 2014, Power and\u00a0Simon Pagenaud\u00a0<\/strong>have dominated almost every race, with Power taking five wins to Pagenaud’s three. After two poles in Iowa, Power has a chance to tie Mario Andretti’s record for all-time pole positions, this weekend, with 67.<\/p>\n Indy, we're back!<\/p>\n Saturday, July 30 at Noon ET on @NBC<\/a> and @peacockTV<\/a>. #INDYCAR<\/a> \/\/ #GallagherGP<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/FIWmo04aeL<\/a><\/p>\n — NTT INDYCAR SERIES (@IndyCar) July 27, 2022<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n