Target Chip Ganassi Racing's Scott Dixon will start on pole position for the 99th Indy 500 as he became the only driver to break into the 2:38s on his four lap qualifying run. The New Zealander's time of 2:38.758 was enough to put him ahead of Grand Prix of Indianapolis winner Will Power, who could only set a time of 2:39.046 in the Team Penske Chevrolet. That said, over a four lap run round the oval, a difference of only three-tenths is marginal and the Australian will no doubt be kicking himself that he couldn't find that extra time round Indy. Indeed, the same could be said for fellow Verizon IndyCar Series regular Simon Pagenaud in a sister Penske. He was only one-tenth behind Power...
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