Other swords, including fencing foils and other cutting or thrusting weapons, are allowed following the same safety measures outlined above. Boles also arranged a ride home for Matthews, the outlet reported.Sabers (also spelled “sabre”), a type of backsword with a curved blade, are allowed in checked baggage only.įans of light cavalry from the early modern and Napoleonic periods who wish to travel with a saber should remember to sheath their swords and securely wrap them to prevent injury. Matthew's car getting hit wasn't the end of her time at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.Īfter the race, WTHR reported Matthews was invited by Doug Boles, Indianapolis Motor Speedway president, to take photos on the race track, and even let her kiss the bricks. Owner of car hit by tire gets to kiss the bricks Something we can replace," Matthews said. Matthews, who said she’s attended several Indy 500s in her life, walks away with a remarkable, if admittedly somewhat unwanted, story.
Matthew's car suffered damage on its front left side near the headlight. Ind圜ar confirmed one person was transported to the infield care center after being struck by debris not from the tire during the crash. Matthews added she was grateful no one was seriously injured from the tire. “I came down and they said ‘Robin, it’s your car!’ I thought, ‘No.’ I thought somebody was pranking me. “I didn’t see it come down,” Matthews told Indy Star. The IndyStar, part of the USA TODAY Network, reported Robin Matthews, a racing fan from Indianapolis, was the owner of the car that was hit by the loose tire. #indy500 /MLexGcUu5q- Andrew Kossack May 28, 2023įOR SUBSCRIBERS: Josef Newgarden's spontaneous celebration with fans shows his ecstasy over elusive Indy 500 win Whose car got hit by a tire at the Indianapolis 500? Here’s where that flying tire impacted in turn 2
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