Phase 1 of the program demands all drivers run 10 straight laps between 205 and 210mph, Phase 2 involves 15 consecutive laps between 210 and 215mph, while Phase 3 requires 15 consecutive laps above 215mph.
Suprisingly, two-time Indy 500 winner Juan Pablo Montoya in the third Arrow McLaren SP-Chevrolet and veteran of eight Indy 500s Sage Karam in the #24 Dreyer & Reinbold Racing-Chevy did not quite complete their programs but will be allowed to do so in the two-hour practice that has now started.
Callum Ilott, Juncos Hollinger Racing-Chevrolet’s full-time rookie in the 2022 NTT IndyCar Series, turned a fastest lap of 222.184mph on his 57th of 66 laps to head the speeds, ahead of fellow full-time rookie Devlin DeFrancesco in the Andretti Autosport-Honda.
Marco Andretti, in a fifth AA entry breezed through his refresher course in third, with Karam and Montoya setting fourth and fifth peak times but still needing to demonstrate their consistency.
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