The XPEL 375 event, stage 2 of the 2022 IndyCar season, taking place in Fort Worth, Texas last weekend witnessed a rather unfortunate accident. It is unknown whether by accident or on purpose, while returning to the pit to change tires, Pato O'Ward made a steering wheel that deviated from the safe area, causing the left front wing of the race car to hit a technician's knee area hard. The technician is on duty waiting for duty.

The sudden, strong stab caused the technician to fall back and reveal a painful expression on his face. But after swearing, the tire changer quickly stood up and continued to smoothly perform work that required high speed and precision.

The brave action of temporarily forgetting the pain to complete the task of the Arrow McLaren SP Chevrolet team technical staff quickly received a shower of praise from the online community.

- The stabbing definitely caused injury to the technical staff. He was still limping as he tried to complete the tire change.

- The technical guy deserves a raise because he endured the pain and completed the task. If I were the boss of Arrow McLaren, that would definitely come true.

While some others called for racer Pato O'Ward to be punished for his unnecessary crash, and called for racing tournaments to take measures to protect the safety of technical staff, especially technicians. tire change technician.

- I don't know whether the crash was accidental or intentional, but Pato deserved to receive a penalty for his irresponsible driving. The racing car has completely deviated from the safety area (blue box).

- There have been many serious accidents that happened to tire changers. I think race organizers need new solutions to make the job of changing tires safer every time the race car returns to the pits.

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