P1racenews AI automatic summary:
A knockout qualifying session for the NTT IndyCar Series took place on Saturday afternoon, setting the grid for Sunday’s main event on the streets of Toronto. Colton Herta followed up his pole-to-victory performance from last year to earn another pole this weekend. His lap of 59.8320 was better than anyone else, and gave him the […]
A knockout qualifying session for the NTT IndyCar Series occurred on Saturday afternoon in Toronto, determining the starting grid for Sunday’s main race. Colton Herta secured the pole position with a stellar lap time of 59.8320, repeating his success from the previous year.
Following Herta on the front row is Alex Palou, just a fraction slower, with Marcus Armstrong and Will Power behind them on the second row.
Despite challenges with traffic, Callum Ilott qualified 12th for the race, while Team Penske suffered setbacks as Scott McLaughlin and Josef Newgarden will start from 15th and 18th positions, respectively.
The main event on Sunday will span 90 laps, beginning at noon eastern time, promising intense competition on the demanding Toronto street circuit.
