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When pole sitter Scott Dixon parked-up early in the final pre-race session before the Indianapolis 500 he sent an unmistakable message to his challengers. Dixon is ready to go and ready to win his second Indy 500. But it’s the Team Penske crew who caused the sensation of the

Will Power and Simona de Silvestro made the field for the Indianapolis 500 on Bump Day as Scott Dixon continued his rampaging run to pole position at The Brickyard. Dixon did the deal as he claimed his fourth career pole at the home of America’s most famous race, lapping

Scott Dixon has done it once and now he has to to it again to give himself pole position for the Indianapolis 500. The quick Kiwi has been fast throughout the month of may at The Brickyard and set the pace on qualifying day for the 500. But now, with

No-one expected Scott McLaughlin to star in his rookie run at the Indianapolis 500 but he did the job in qualifying and will line up 17th for America’s most famous race. It’s not a great result against the overpowering pole position scored by his fellow Kiwi Scott Dixon,

Honda power is is the force you need to be in contention during qualifying for this year’s Indianapolis 500. Quick Kiwi Scott Dixon used a Honda V6 twin-turbo to crack 233 miles-an-hour during Fast Friday at Indy, a towering 375km/h average with peak speeds beyond 385 on the

Scott Dixon and Will Power topped the charts at Indy on the final day of practice before teams turn up the turbo boost ahead of qualifying. Scott McLaughlin was back in the pack, only timing 23rd, as his up-and-down preparation for his first Indianapolis 500 continued to run into minor