Alex Palou Secures Fourth Consecutive Indycar Pole Position
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The qualifiers for Álex Palou are over, because he has just achieved something that has left everyone speechless in the United States: the pole at the World Wide Technology Raceway in Gateway, the worst track historically for the Spaniard... with more than a mile an hour difference over David Malukas. Simply incredible.
One more for a Palou that the qualifiers are beginning to become redundant due to overuse.IndyCar Media The Spanish signs the best streak of poles of any pilot since 2011, as it outstrips David Malukas by more than a mile an hour with two sidereal turns. Kyle Kirkwood almost sneaks by surprise on the front line, with other favorites much further back. Few are already the lands that resist Álex Palou on his unstoppable path to IndyCar's history b…
Team Penske driver David Malukas showed a positive attitude despite being edged out of the provisional pole by Chip Ganassi Racing’s Alex Palou during qualifying at World Wide Technology Raceway. Palou, the reigning champion and four-time IndyCar winner, posted a two-lap average of 174.353 mph, beating Malukas’ time of 173.244 mph. The difference in time was 0.3305 seconds on the 1.25-mile oval track. Malukas, who is making his debut this season…
Alex Palou breaks 174 MPH barrier, earns IndyCar pole
Saturday afternoon at World Wide Technology Raceway brought IndyCar qualifying, with single car runs the format of the day. Each driver was tasked with turning two laps at speed, with the average of the two deciding the grid. Drivers qualified in reverse points order, meaning that those higher up in the standings were able to wait until later in the afternoon to make their runs. Typically the benefit comes from extra rubber in the track, giving …
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