.AlexPalou follows up his Indy500 pole position with another on the shortest street course in IndyCar at the DetroitGP 🥇 Here's how he did it 👇
, who topped his qualifying group, ripped the left-front corner of his Andretti Autosport car off on the inside of Turn 7. He will start 12“I’m disappointed, that was a pole-winning car, no doubt,” he said.
“I touched that wall way harder in practice, it was just the angle I hit. It’s just awful, my mistake.”In Group 1, Armstrong set the pace with 1m01.8688s, three tenths clear of Grosjean, Palou, Power, Pagenaud and Rosenqvist.th
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