.ColtonHerta takes pole in a dramatic IndyCar qualifying session at Road America ⬇️
Andretti Autosport’s Colton Herta will start from pole position for the IndyCar Series race at Road America after a dramatic qualifying session that was only decided in the closing seconds.On the recently-repaved 4.048-mile road course, Dario Franchitti’s qualifying track record of 1m39.
866s remained out of reach despite the new high-grip surface. The Fast Six shootout was an intriguing battle, with most cars running the harder primary tyres but Arrow McLaren’s practice pacesetterO’Ward set the early pace with 1m41.9957s on primaries, which Rossi beat with 1m41.4587s on his alternates.
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