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Saturday afternoon on the streets of Detroit was reserved for IndyCar qualifying, and all 27 drivers put their feet to the floor as they motored around the Motor City. The first two rounds whittled the field down to six, and the fastest of the fast completed one last push lap to see who would sit […]
Saturday afternoon in Detroit saw IndyCar qualifying, with Colton Herta securing his 15th career pole position in dominant fashion, setting a blistering lap time of 1:00.477 seconds. Herta, driving the #26 Andretti Global Honda, looks to capitalize on his advantageous starting position to secure his first win of the season. Behind Herta, David Malukas impressed by placing his AJ Foyt Racing Chevy on the front row alongside Herta. Kyle Kirkwood, despite being third fastest, was disappointed after tapping the wall during his run, affecting his starting position. Christian Lundgaard starts fourth, the lone representative of Arrow McLaren in the Fast 6, as Graham Rahal, fifth fastest, faces a grid penalty. Reigning champion Alex Palou starts from the third row and looks to continue his successful season with another victory on Sunday in the 100-lap race at 12:30 PM under predicted warm temperatures.
