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Kyle Kirkwood lamented his Fast Six performance in the IndyCar Toronto qualifying after a snap of oversteer lost him pole position and put him sixth overall.
During qualifying at the Indy Toronto, Andretti driver Kyle Kirkwood believed that he would have secured pole position if not for a snap of oversteer, which led to a disappointing outcome in comparison to Colton Herta.
Despite his efforts, Kirkwood’s final run was affected by a snap of oversteer, causing him to miss the opportunity to set competitive lap times, ultimately conceding pole position to Herta.
Frustrated by his inability to set a flying lap in the Fast Six, Kirkwood expressed disappointment at missing out on another pole position for the season.
While Kirkwood’s championship hopes have dimmed due to recent setbacks, he acknowledged the commendable performance of his Andretti teammate in securing pole position.
Despite the setback, Kirkwood found solace in the team’s success and expressed determination to analyze and improve upon the qualifying performance for future races.
