P1racenews AI automatic summary:
World Wide Technology Raceway was the site of qualifying on Saturday afternoon, with 27 IndyCar drivers tackling the 1.25-mile course. Each driver was allowed to take the track on their own, with the average of two flying laps setting the starting grid. Just as it was in the earlier practice session, Team Penske was the […]
“During Saturday afternoon, 27 IndyCar drivers completed qualifying at World Wide Technology Raceway, navigating the 1.25-mile course individually.
Drivers took on the track solo, with the average of two flying laps determining the starting grid for the race.
Team Penske showcased their strength, with Will Power securing pole position by averaging over 180 MPH.
Power’s teammate, Scott McLaughlin, came in second, while Josef Newgarden claimed the fifth starting spot.
Pato O’Ward of AJ Foyt Racing and David Malukas also had strong qualifying performances.
Overall, Chevrolet drivers dominated the top spots, with championship leader Alex Palou and season winner Kyle Kirkwood starting further back on the grid.
The 260-lap race is scheduled for Sunday evening, providing an exciting spectacle under the lights at World Wide Technology Raceway.”
