. FRosenqvist produces a lap of the gods to beat the IndyCar opposition by over a quarter second on a 70-sec lap. His ArrowMcLarenSP-Chevy will lead the field to the green in tomorrow's GallagherGlobal Grand Prix at IMS
– before ducking into the pitlane to collect his alternates. On the softer rubber, Felix Rosenqvist initially set the benchmark with a 70.0781sec, and then Will Power shaded him by 0.0504sec, and Newgarden moved to third.
The driver who topped morning practice, Alexander Rossi, became the only Andretti Autosport driver to make it through, as Herta’s car looked too tail happy on the Firestone alternates. O’Ward made it two Arrow McLaren SP-Chevrolets in the top six, despite his earlier complaints about the handling, and Christian Lundgaard produced arguably the most encouraging flying lap of Rahal Letterman Lanigan’s season, to wind up just 0.15sec behind Power.
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