Grosjean draws ire for complaint about ‘stink’ of bird he killed in Indy 500 testing
Summary
French race driver Romain Grosjean hit a bird while testing his car for the Indianapolis 500 race. He described the incident in detail, mentioning the mess it made on his helmet and suit, which upset the animal rights group Peta.Key Facts
- Romain Grosjean hit a bird while testing for the Indy 500 at about 230 mph.
- He said his helmet, seat, and racing suit smelled bad from the bird.
- Grosjean did not express sadness for the bird but focused on the mess and damage.
- Animal group Peta criticized Grosjean for not showing concern for the bird’s suffering.
- Peta said birds have feelings and promised to send Grosjean plant-based chicken.
- Grosjean previously hit a groundhog during a 2019 Formula One practice session.
- The Indianapolis 500 race will happen on May 24.
- Grosjean races for the Dale Coyne Racing team.
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