IndyCar vow to improve safety after Dario Franchitti crash

IndyCar officials have announced that they will try to improve safety during races following Dario Franchitti's crash.

The four-time world champion was hospitalised after breaking two vertebrae in his spine when he slammed into a wall during the Houston Grand Prix on Sunday.

According to BBC Sport, an IndyCar statement said: "Reducing the risks that are associated with racing is one of our highest priorities."

English driver Dan Wheldon suffered a fatal crash in 2011.

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