Josef Newgarden competes at Detroit Grand Prix despite foot injury
Racer • 1 min read • Latest: May 30, 2026, 7:22 PM
Last updated May 30, 2026

Josef Newgarden is participating in the Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix, facing challenges due to a foot injury from a crash at the Indianapolis 500. The injury is impacting his performance as he navigates the difficult street course in downtown Detroit. With limited mobility, Newgarden is working to support Team Penske in the race. The Grand Prix continues to unfold with various teams vying for position amidst difficult racing conditions.
- •Newgarden suffered a foot injury during the Indianapolis 500.
- •He is racing in the Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix.
- •The injury limits his ability to compete at full capacity.
- •Team Penske relies on his efforts at this event.
- •The race features a challenging downtown street course.
- 7:22 PMRacer — Injured Newgarden toughing it out on Detroit’s streets
"Josef Newgarden is doing his best to deliver for Team Penske at the Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix, but the foot injury he suffered during Sunday’s hard crash at the Indianapolis 500 is limiting his ability to attack the rough downtown street course.
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