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Power notches career pole number 58

by Zane Shackleton
July 4, 2020
in IndyCar, International, News
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Scott Dixon will line up seventh in tomorrow’s GMR Grand Prix at Indianapolis Motor Speedway after narrowly missing out on a spot within the Firestone Fast six in an incredibly tense qualifying session in which Will Power claimed his 58th career pole position.

The Kiwi crossed the line 0.05s down on title protagonist Josef Newgarden to come within a whisker of snaring an opportunity to contest the final segment.

Power took the his fourth pole position around the Indianapolis road course in seven years, doing so with a shootout time of 1.10.1779 to knock Jack Harvey off provisional pole with his final lap by two-tenths.

It bods well for Power who every time he has started this race from the pole position, he has gone on to win, doing so in 2015, 2017 and 2018.

Harvey, who claimed his career best finish of third at the venue last year, will start from his personal best qualifying position.

McLaren SP rookie Oliver Askew was competing in his first road course event will start from highly commendable fifth ahead of Newgarden who made a mistake on his shootout lap which saw him abandon his sole flyer.

Dixon will start from seventh, two places ahead of his Chip Ganassi Racing-Honda stablemate Felix Rosenqvist, who took pole here last year and will be looking to redeem himself after a race-ending crash at Texas last month.

After a promising practice session, Alexander Rossi and Ryan Hunter-Reay fell outside the Top 10 after disappointing Group 2 session which saw the duo make up the last spots down in 11th and 12th

The only driver aside from Power who has won this race is Team Penske’s Simon Pagenaud. The Frenchman had a turbulent qualifying session and could only clinch 20th place in his #22 Chevrolet.

PosDriverTime
1Will Power01:10.1779
2Jack Harvey01:10.3653
3Colton Herta01:10.5197
4Graham Rahal01:10.5844
5Oliver Askew01:10.8404
6Josef NewgardenNo Time
7Scott Dixon01:10.1990
8Conor Daly01:10.2169
9Felix Rosenqvist01:10.2310
10Max Chilton01:10.3055
11Alexander Rossi01:10.3426
12Ryan Hunter-Reay01:10.5764
13Pato O’Ward01:10.7333
14Marcus Ericsson01:10.6287
15Santino Ferrucci01:10.7902
16Spencer Pigot01:10.6350
17Takuma Sato01:10.8853
18Rinus VeeKay01:10.7070
19James Hinchcliffe01:11.1478
20Simon Pagenaud01:10.7438
21Alex Palou01:11.1815
22Zach Veach01:11.2762
23Sage Karam01:11.7774
24Charlie Kimball01:11.4026
25Marco Andretti01:12.0513
26Dalton Kellett01:11.5876

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