Scott Dixon has stormed to pole position for the 101st running of the Indianapolis 500, his third pole at The Brickyard after a thoroughly entering Sunday qualifying session. The session was split into two segments, with the first part consisting of the drivers who ended Saturday qualifying outside the top nine. These drivers filled the positions from P10 to P32, before the all-important ‘Fast 9 Shootout’ got underway shortly afterwards. Ed Carpenter was the last driver to take to the track during the ‘Fast 9 Shootout’ after ending Saturday qualifying fastest, however the team owner was ultimately unable to challenge Dixon’s scintillating four lap average of...
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