IndyCar officials and Pato O'Ward shocked by ICE-related ‘Speedway Slammer' post
'It caught a lot of people off guard. Definitely caught me off guard,' O'Ward said Wednesday. 'I was just a little bit shocked at the coincidences of that and, you know, of what it means. ... I don't think it made a lot of people proud, to say the least.'
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