Scott McLaughlin had one of the toughestIndianapolis 500moments in recent memory on Sunday. Drivers were commanded to start their engines and were off the frontstretch getting ready to race as trickles of rain delayed the race for nearly an hour. McLaughlin and otherswarmed up their tiresto get ready to go green. Click Here For More Sports Coverage On Foxnews.com As McLaughlin drove down into Turn 1, his vehicle lost grip for a split second, and he started to spin. He hit the wall, damaging his vehicle and ultimately costing him his day. "We have another race next week, but this race is everything to us," he toldFOX Sportsafter the race was over. "I didn't even see the green flag. "My heart is broken. Not good." Read On The Fox News App He also expressed his lament in a post on X. Kyle Larson's Attempt At 'Double' Comes To End As He Wrecks At Indy 500 "I'd never wish this feeling on my worst enemy." It was McLaughlin's worst finish in the Indy 500. He was sixth last year and had some hope going into the event that he could pull off an incredible upset despite a scary practice crash. He was set to start the race in 10th. All of it went out the window before the race even truly began. "I really have no idea what happened," he told FOX Sports' Jamie Little coming out of the infield care center. "Just really upset for my team. They built me a fantastic car again. I'm really sorry to my sponsors, to my fans, my family. I don't know what happened. "I can't believe we're out of the race. I had so much hope today. Yeah, probably the worst moment of my life." McLaughlin is seventh in the IndyCar standings. Follow Fox News Digital'ssports coverage on X,and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter. Original article source:IndyCar driver Scott McLaughlin talks Indy 500 disaster
