IndyCar drivers react to female mannequin falling on track during race: 'There's a lady attacking me!' A s they whizzed past what appeared to be a lifeless body lying inches off the racing surface at Barber Motorsports Park, IndyCar drivers remained calm.

That was the thought of the IndyCar announcers on NBC, and likely by driver Santino Ferruci who drove by a mannequin that fell from a pedestrian bridge over the track during Lap 52 of the Children's of Alabama Indy Grand Prix on Sunday.

During Sunday’s IndyCar race, one of those objects got some significant time on national television, although the appearance apparently wasn’t planned. About halfway through the race, a mannequin (named Georgina) that had been tied to a pedestrian bridge across the track fell to the ground,

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IndyCar Series drivers were shocked on Sunday when a mannequin fell from a bridge and landed right next to the racetrack at Barber Motorsports Park.

Surprisingly, the mannequin did not necessitate a full-course yellow. However, after Sting Ray Robb crashed just a few laps after the mannequin fell, track safety workers removed

You read that right... A mannequin named Georgina hit Barber Motorsport Park during the running of the 2024 Children of Alabama Grand Prix.