P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Carb Day practice was completed on Friday morning at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, serving as the final on-track session ahead of the big race on Sunday. The track was incredibly busy for the entire two hour session, and at times it looked like a full race was taking place. Drivers were diving past each other […]
The track was extremely busy throughout the two-hour session, almost resembling a full-fledged race at times. Drivers were aggressively maneuvering around each other in every corner, practicing drafting and testing the capabilities of their cars in turbulent air. Scott Dixon topped the final practice session with a blistering lap of 227.206 MPH, completing 90 laps and showcasing his comfort behind the wheel. Helio Castroneves and Pato O’Ward followed closely in second and third, with Colton Herta not far behind in fourth. Despite some setbacks, such as Kyle Larson running out of fuel, the drivers managed to get back on track for the last few crucial minutes of practice. The field completed a total of 2,721 laps, with Graham Rahal leading the way by turning 106 laps in his #15 RLL Honda. With practice concluded, adjustments will be made based on the collected data as the 108th running of the Indianapolis 500 is set to begin, though potential rain might postpone it to Monday.
