Bourdais has outlasted several red flags and a soggy Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course to take pole position for Sunday's Honda Indy 200.The Frenchman's time of 1:24.1610 was over half a second quicker than his nearest competitor, Josef Newgarden.Brazilian Tony Kanaan qualified in third, three-tenths of a second behind the young American.The wet qualifying session began at 13:00 local time (GMT -4), but what was scheduled for an hour took nearly 75 minutes. Ryan Briscoe started the delays by spinning in Turn 6 in the first round of qualifying, bringing out the day's first red flag. Just a few minutes later, Takuma Sato brought out another when he spun and stalled his car on track.Because...
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