Sting Ray Robb was loaded into an ambulance after his car went airborne at the end of Sunday's IndyCar Series race at Iowa Speedway.

Alexander Rossi's car had slowed considerably on the final lap as Robb went atop Rossi and launched skyward. Kyle Kirkwood and Ed Carpenter got caught in the action.

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Robb needed attention from the safety crew and was loaded into an ambulance. He gave a thumbs-up to the crowd.

Julia Vaizer, IndyCar's medical chief, said post-race that Robb was airlifted to a hospital but was awake and alert. Robb's team says he’s in good spirits and there’s no concerns of serious injury.

The other drivers appeared to be OK.

Will Power won the race, finishing just ahead of Alex Palou at the checkered flag.

IndyCar Series Race 2 at Iowa results

1. Will Power

2. Alex Palou

3. Scott McLaughlin

4. Scott Dixon

5. Colton Herta

6. Pato O'Ward

7. Josef Newgarden

8. Graham Rahal

9. Rinus VeeKay

10. Romain Grosjean

11. Santino Ferrucci

12. Linsu Lundqvist

13. David Malukas

14. Nolan Siegal

15. Kyle Kirkwood

16. Alexander Rossi

17. Christian Lundgaard

18. Kyffin Simpson

19. Marcus Armstrong

20. Pietro Fittipaldi

21. Sting Ray Robb

22. Ed Carpenter

23. Marcus Ericsson

24. Katherine Legge

25. Agustin Canapino

26. Felix Rosenqvist

27. Conor Daly

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