Santiago Urrutia put Schmidt Peterson Motorsport on pole for the first Indy Lights race at Mid-Ohio with a lap almost seven-tenths of a second clear of his nearest pursuers. The Uruguayan delivered a shattering lap of 1min10.9428 as the track dried up and rubbered in, clocking 114.582mph to take his first pole of the season. It was a timely injection of pace, too, as he lies second in the championship behind Carlin Racing’s Ed Jones who could only qualify fifth. It was Jones’ teammate Felix Serralles, currently fourth in the championship, who earned the other front-row slot, 0.68sec behind the polesitter but 0.18 ahead of the second SPM car of Andre Negrao. Fourth will be Dean Stoneman,...
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