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the IndyStar about the Iowa crash and Wednesday test session: Power's car hit lrneay rear-first, the angle that causes the most injuries. Power was diagnosed with what IndyCar's medical staff called a minor concussion. He was cleared to drive and joined teammates Helio Castroneves and Ryan Briscoe for testing at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course in Lexington. It's good to be back out there, Power said. It was a **** hit at Iowa, but I didn't actually get knocked out or anything. I just had a headache for the first night and some neck soreness. So, its appears either the 7-day concussion policy is a myth, or your assessment of star driver? yes/no? cleared/not cleared might have some weight to it.There's more. From the same IndyStar article: To return to action, Power had to pass the ImPACT test that measures cognitive functions such as attention span, memory and reaction time. The results are measured against a baseline test drivers took before the season. 2 problems with this:1) Simona proved that the ImPACT test can produce a pass' result even when the driver is still injured'. Proof: What she said in an article published on SPEEDTV.com this week: On Wednesday after the Milwaukee race, I met with the medical staff again to do an ImPACT (Immediate Post-concussion Assessment and Cognitive Testing) test. That afternoon, we received the results saying I had passed the test, so we got ready to head to Iowa. I still had to meet with the medical staff one more time on Friday, but I was pretty confident that everything would be okay.Unfortunately, I was wrong. Only a half-hour before the first practice in Iowa on Friday, I met with the medical staff again. I had to

Estar dentro de un coche en mallas y no poder salir de alli debe de ser de las peores sensaciones que existen, seguro que le parecif3 eterno el tiempo que tardaron en llegar las asistencias.