Will Power will start Sunday’s Toronto IndyCar race from pole position, ahead of Penske teammates Simon Pagenaud and Juan Pablo Montoya. Power, driving the No.1 Penske Chevrolet, produced a best lap of 59.4280s on his seventh and final lap to beat teammate Simon Pagenaud’s No.22, which pulled out a 59.6095-second tour. Points leader Juan Pablo Montoya took third place in Firestone Fast Six qualifying with his lap of 59.6242s, making it a Penske 1-2-3. Scott Dixon earned fourth in a black, Jurassic Park-themed No.9 Chevrolet at 59.8879s (on his final lap), followed by the winner of last year’s first double-header race, Sebastien Bourdais (59.9021s) in his No.11 Chevy and Luca Filippi,...
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