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IndyCar completes third practice for 2024 Indianapolis 500, full results

IndyCar has completed the third practice for the 2024 Indianapolis 500. Check out the full results, including lap times and difference!

The third practice of the 2024 Indianapolis 500 had some crazy moments. Linus Lundqvist and Marcus Ericsson suffered two big wrecks that knocked them out of the session. Lundqvist spun exiting Turn 2 and slammed the wall, while Ericsson’s accident occurred in Turn 4. Thankfully, both drivers were seen and released by the infield care center.

NTT IndyCar Series drivers got several laps under their belts on Wednesday, including Conor Daly, who led the way with 86 laps. [autotag]Pato O’Ward[/autotag] led the field with a hot lap of 228.861 miles per hour and a total of 56 laps. Kyle Larson, who is attempting “The Double,” placed 25th at 222.805 miles per hour on Wednesday.

Below, you can look at the results of the third 2024 Indianapolis 500 practice on May 16.

2024 Indianapolis 500 Practice 4 results:

  1. No. 5 Pato O’Ward, Time: 39.3252 seconds, Diff: —–
  2. No. 3 Scott McLaughlin, Time: 39.5925 seconds, Diff: 0.2673 seconds
  3. No. 10 Alex Palou, Time: 39.6624 seconds, Diff: 0.3372 seconds
  4. No. 26 Colton Herta, Time: 39.6776 seconds, Diff: 0.3524 seconds
  5. No. 2 Josef Newgarden, Time: 39.7029 seconds, Diff: 0.3777 seconds
  6. No. 98 Marco Andretti, Time: 39.7257 seconds, Diff: 0.4005 seconds
  7. No. 8 Linus Lundqvist (R), Time: 39.7771 seconds, Diff: 0.4519 seconds
  8. No. 20 Ed Carpenter, Time: 39.8028 seconds, Diff: 0.4776 seconds
  9. No. 12 Will Power, Time: 39.8804 seconds, Diff: 0.5552 seconds
  10. No. 9 Scott Dixon, Time: 39.8872 seconds, Diff: 0.5620 seconds
  11. No. 24 Conor Daly, Time: 39.8914 seconds, Diff: 0.5662 seconds
  12. No. 6 Callum Ilott, Time: 39.9773 seconds, Diff: 0.6521 seconds
  13. No. 06 Helio Castroneves, Time: 39.9900 seconds, Diff: 0.6648 seconds
  14. No. 23 Ryan Hunter-Reay, Time: 40.0104 seconds, Diff: 0.6852 seconds
  15. No. 11 Marcus Armstrong (R), Time: 40.0396 seconds, Diff: 0.7144 seconds
  16. No. 77 Romain Grosjean, Time: 40.0668 seconds, Diff: 0.7416 seconds
  17. No. 7 Alexander Rossi, Time: 40.0676 seconds, Diff: 0.7424 seconds
  18. No. 28 Marcus Ericsson, Time: 40.0727 seconds, Diff: 0.7475 seconds
  19. No. 60 Felix Rosenqvist, Time: 40.1406 seconds, Diff: 0.8154 seconds
  20. No. 27 Kyle Kirkwood, Time: 40.1462 seconds, Diff: 0.8210 seconds
  21. No. 21 Rinus VeeKay, Time: 40.1617 seconds, Diff: 0.8365 seconds
  22. No. 14 Santino Ferrucci, Time: 40.2778 seconds, Diff: 0.9526 seconds
  23. No. 75 Takuma Sato, Time: 40.2802 seconds, Diff: 0.9550 seconds
  24. No. 51 Katherine Legge, Time: 40.2860 seconds, Diff: 0.9608 seconds
  25. No. 17 Kyle Larson (R), Time: 40.3941 seconds, Diff: 1.0689 seconds
  26. No. 78 Agustin Canapino, Time: 40.3979 seconds, Diff: 1.0727 seconds
  27. No. 15 Graham Rahal, Time: 40.4187 seconds, Diff: 1.0935 seconds
  28. No. 4 Kyffin Simpson (R), Time: 40.4564 seconds, Diff: 1.1312 seconds
  29. No. 66 Tom Blomqvist (R), Time: 40.4732 seconds, Diff: 1.1480 seconds
  30. No. 45 Christian Lungaard, Time: 40.5294 seconds, Diff: 1.2042 seconds
  31. No. 30 Pietro Fittipaldi, Time: 40.5544 seconds, Diff: 1.2292 seconds
  32. No. 33 Christian Rasmussen (R), Time: 40.5657 seconds, Diff: 1.2405 seconds
  33. No. 18 Nolan Siegel (R), Time: 40.7416 seconds, Diff: 1.4164 seconds
  34. No. 41 Sting Ray Robb, Time: 40.9109 seconds, Diff: 1.5857 seconds

IndyCar’s fourth practice for the 2024 Indianapolis 500 will be underway at Noon ET on Friday, May 17.

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Marcus Ericsson suffers big crash during 2024 Indianapolis 500 practice

Marcus Ericsson suffered a big crash during 2024 Indianapolis 500 practice on Thursday. Watch Ericsson’s wreck from third practice!

The NTT IndyCar Series completed two days of 2024 Indianapolis 500 practice sessions without an incident; however, that ended quickly on Thursday. Chip Ganassi Racing driver Linus Lundqvist backed into the wall exiting Turn 2 and destroyed the back end. Later in the session, Indianapolis Motor Speedway claimed another wreck.

Andretti Global driver [autotag]Marcus Ericsson[/autotag] touched the curb in Turn 4 and shot up the race track. The No. 28 car spun to the other side and slammed the wall. Then, Ericsson hit the inside wall before making contact with the covered barrels at the beginning of pit road. Fortunately, the driver of the No. 28 car got out under his own power,

Like Lundqvist, Ericsson was seen and released by the infield care center, so he should be ready moving forward. The racing at Indianapolis is dangerous, as seen on Thursday. Both a rookie and Indianapolis 500-winning driver were involved in an accident. They won’t be the last to wreck during the two weeks in Indianapolis, as the race track has a history of razor thin margins.

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Kyle Larson shows off his stunning new helmet for his first Indy 500 attempt

This is so cool.

Kyle Larson is preparing for a very busy race day over Memorial Day Weekend, and regardless of how he does, he’ll be doing it in style.

Larson, a full-time NASCAR Cup Series driver for Hendrick Motorsports, will attempt his first Indianapolis 500 behind the wheel of the No. 17 Chevrolet for Arrow McLaren and Hendrick, assuming he successfully qualifies for the race. And it’s not just his first Indy 500; it’ll be his first IndyCar Series race in general.

And after his first Indy 500, he’ll head down to Charlotte Motor Speedway and compete in NASCAR’s Coca-Cola 600, aiming for a total of 1,100 miles of racing in a single day. So yeah, busy weekend.

Wednesday, the 31-year-old driver and 2021 NASCAR champ revealed the special helmet he’ll wear for the Indy 500 — and, presumably, Indy 500 events, like practice and qualifying. It’s a clear tribute to the iconic race, Yard of Bricks included, and Indianapolis as a whole.

With the Indy 500 and Coca-Cola 600 on the same day, Larson is aiming to become the fifth driver to do what’s known as “The Memorial Day Double.” Drivers John Andretti, Tony Stewart, Robby Gordon and Kurt Busch have all competed in The Double, but Stewart is the only one to complete all 1,100 miles.

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Linus Lundqvist suffers first crash of 2024 Indianapolis 500 practice

Linus Lundqvist has suffered the first crash during practices for the 2024 Indianapolis 500. Watch Lundqvist’s accident from Thursday.

The NTT IndyCar Series completed two practice sessions for the 2024 Indianapolis 500 with no accidents, but that changed on Thursday morning. During the third practice session of the week, Chip Ganassi Racing driver [autotag]Linus Lundqvist[/autotag] became the first driver to wreck after his No. 8 car got loose, exiting Turn 2.

Lundqvist backed into the wall behind two Arrow McLaren drivers and descended the race track into the grass. The back of the No. 8 car was destroyed, but thankfully, the Chip Ganassi Racing driver got out under his own power. Lundqvist was later seen and released by the infield care center, so he should be good to go moving forward.

Lundqvist is the first but likely not the last to wreck during practice, qualifying, or the actual Indianapolis 500. The 2.5-mile track is treacherous, especially at 230 miles per hour. The Indianapolis 500 is a nerve-wracking competition, but one that provides drama and excitement like no other sporting event in 2024.

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IndyCar completes second practice for 2024 Indianapolis 500, full results

IndyCar has completed the second practice for the 2024 Indianapolis 500. Check out the full results, including lap times and difference!

The second practice of the 2024 Indianapolis 500 took a while to get underway due to the weather in the forecast. The green flag for practice was delayed and forced drivers to sit around all day. However, the skies finally cleared up enough to let the track dry before rain paused practice on and off throughout the rest of the day.

NTT IndyCar Series drivers got several laps under their belts on Wednesday, including Tom Blomqvist, who led the way with 105 laps. [autotag]Scott McLaughlin[/autotag] led the field with a hot lap of 229.492 miles per hour, and a total of 78 laps. Kyle Larson, who is attempting “The Double,” placed 15th at 225.245 miles per hour on Wednesday.

Below, you can look at the results of the third 2024 Indianapolis 500 practice on May 15.

2024 Indianapolis 500 Practice 3 results:

  1. No. 2 Scott McLaughlin, Time: 39.2168 seconds, Diff: —–
  2. No. 12 Will Power, Time: 39.3414 seconds, Diff: 0.1246 seconds
  3. No. 26 Colton Herta, Time: 39.4982 seconds, Diff: 0.2814 seconds
  4. No. 2 Josef Newgarden, Time: 39.5301 seconds, Diff: 0.3133 seconds
  5. No. 7 Alexander Rossi, Time: 39.5632 seconds, Diff: 0.3464 seconds
  6. No. 27 Kyle Kirkwood, Time: 39.6461 seconds, Diff: 0.4293 seconds
  7. No. 5 Pato O’Ward, Time: 39.6537 seconds, Diff: 0.4369 seconds
  8. No. 10 Alex Palou, Time: 39.7065 seconds, Diff: 0.4897 seconds
  9. No. 23 Ryan Hunter-Reay, Time: 39.7369 seconds, Diff: 0.5201 seconds
  10. No. 06 Helio Castroneves, Time: 39.7855 seconds, Diff: 0.5687 seconds
  11. No. 9 Scott Dixon, Time: 39.7977 seconds, Diff: 0.5809 seconds
  12. No. 15 Graham Rahal, Time: 39.8396 seconds, Diff: 0.6228 seconds
  13. No. 60 Felix Rosenqvist, Time: 39.9421 seconds, Diff: 0.7253 seconds
  14. No. 21 Rinus VeeKay, Time: 39.9556 seconds, Diff: 0.7388 seconds
  15. No. 17 Kyle Larson (R), Time: 39.9565 seconds, Diff: 0.7397 seconds
  16. No. 28 Marcus Ericsson, Time: 39.9597 seconds, Diff: 0.7429 seconds
  17. No. 75 Takuma Sato, Time: 39.9655 seconds, Diff: 0.7487 seconds
  18. No. 77 Romain Grosjean, Time: 40.0178 seconds, Diff: 0.8010 seconds
  19. No. 24 Conor Daly, Time: 40.0337 seconds, Diff: 0.8169 seconds
  20. No. 8 Linus Lundqvist (R), Time: 40.0385 seconds, Diff: 0.8217 seconds
  21. No. 6 Callum Ilott, Time: 40.0503 seconds, Diff: 0.8335 seconds
  22. No. 98 Marco Andretti, Time: 40.0544 seconds, Diff: 0.8376 seconds
  23. No. 11 Marcus Armstrong (R), Time: 40.0549 seconds, Diff: 0.8381 seconds
  24. No. 30 Pietro Fittipaldi, Time: 40.1031 seconds, Diff: 0.8863 seconds
  25. No. 20 Ed Carpenter, Time: 40.1954 seconds, Diff: 0.8886 seconds
  26. No. 30 Christian Rasmussen (R), Time: 40.1224 seconds, Diff: 0.9056 seconds
  27. No. 45 Christian Lungaard, Time: 40.1522 seconds, Diff: 0.9354 seconds
  28. No. 66 Tom Blomqvist (R), Time: 40.1876 seconds, Diff: 0.9708 seconds
  29. No. 4 Kyffin Simpson (R), Time: 40.2627 seconds, Diff: 1. seconds
  30. No. 41 Sting Ray Robb, Time: 40.3198 seconds, Diff: 1. seconds
  31. No. 51 Katherine Legge, Time: 40.3448 seconds, Diff: 1. seconds
  32. No. 18 Nolan Siegel, Time: 40.3608 seconds, Diff: 1. seconds
  33. No. 14 Santino Ferucci, Time: 40.5796 seconds, Diff: 1. seconds
  34. No. 78 Agustin Canapino, Time: 40.6086 seconds, Diff: 1. seconds

Due to the shortened track time this week, IndyCar has revised Thursday’s schedule to a 10:00 a.m. start and 6:00 p.m. finish.

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Kyle Larson reveals big plans if 2024 Indianapolis 500 is rain delayed

Kyle Larson reveals his big plans if the 2024 Indianapolis 500 is rain delayed. Would Larson stay for the Indy 500 or run the Coca-Cola 600?

[autotag]Kyle Larson[/autotag] arrived at Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the first practice session of the 2024 Indianapolis 500, but it only lasted 23 minutes. The skies opened up, ending on-track action in Indianapolis. The postponed practice session has created a big question: What would Larson do if the Indianapolis 500 suffers a rain delay on May 26?

Through a press release from Team Chevy, Larson answered the question of whether the Indianapolis 500 or Coca-Cola 600 is his priority. NASCAR fans who want to see Larson run 600 miles will like his answer.

“Yeah, hopefully that doesn’t arise,” Larson said. “But I’m not sure who the one is to make that call. I’m sure there’s a window of time that when it gets to a certain point I have to leave because the Coca-Cola 600 is the priority that weekend and chasing another NASCAR Cup Series championship is the priority.”

“Yeah, I just hope that doesn’t come about (laughs). Tony Kanaan is there for reserve, if something like that does happen, to fill in for the [Indianapolis 500]. But yeah, just pray that doesn’t happen.”

Larson knows that NASCAR and the Coca-Cola 600 are his main priorities, so he would leave the Indianapolis 500 for Charlotte Motor Speedway. The 2021 NASCAR Cup Series champion has the option to run the 2025 Indianapolis 500, so this wouldn’t be his only opportunity. Hopefully, the rain in Indianapolis is getting out of the way for May 26, as Larson attempts “The Double.”

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Scott Dixon leads opening 2024 Indianapolis 500 practice, full results

Scott Dixon leads the opening 2024 Indianapolis 500 practice session. Check out the full results, including lap times and difference!

The first practice of the 2024 Indianapolis 500 took place on Tuesday morning, but it didn’t last long. After 23 minutes of practice, the inevitable weather in the forecast arrived and soaked the race track. Felix Rosenqvist, Kyle Kirkwood, and Scott McLaughlin each ran 13 laps, the highest of the 26 cars that got on the track at racing speed.

After a short session, the NTT IndyCar Series announced that activity at Indianapolis Motor Speedway would not resume on Tuesday afternoon. Therefore, Scott Dixon led the field with a hot lap of 229.107 miles per hour, with a total of nine laps. Kyle Larson, who is attempting “The Double,” didn’t get to racing speed after a few shakedown laps.

Below, you can look at the results of the opening 2024 Indianapolis 500 practice on May 14.

2024 Indianapolis 500 Practice 1 results:

  1. No. 9 Scott Dixon, Time: 39.239 seconds, Diff: —–
  2. No. 98 Marco Andretti, Time: 39.4047 seconds, Diff: 0.1218 seconds
  3. No. 75 Takuma Sato, Time: 39.9023 seconds, Diff: 0.6194 seconds
  4. No. 5 Pato O’Ward, Time: 40.0012 seconds, Diff: 0.7183 seconds
  5. No. 45 Christian Lungaard, Time: 40.2066 seconds, Diff: 0.9237 seconds
  6. No. 06 Helio Castroneves, Time: 40.2381 seconds, Diff: 0.9552 seconds
  7. No. 26 Colton Herta, Time: 40.3436 seconds, Diff: 1.0607 seconds
  8. No. 60 Felix Rosenqvist, Time: 40.5092 seconds, Diff: 1.2263 seconds
  9. No. 27 Kyle Kirkwood, Time: 40.5523 seconds, Diff: 1.2694 seconds
  10. No. 41 Sting Ray Robb, Time: 40.5658 seconds, Diff: 1.2829 seconds
  11. No. 6 Callum Ilott, Time: 40.5786 seconds, Diff: 1.2957 seconds
  12. No. 28 Marcus Ericsson, Time: 40.5812 seconds, Diff: 1.2983 seconds
  13. No. 23 Ryan Hunter-Reay, Time: 40.5954 seconds, Diff: 1.3125 seconds
  14. No. 77 Romain Grosjean, Time: 40.7059 seconds, Diff: 1.4230 seconds
  15. No. 24 Conor Daly, Time: 40.7455 seconds, Diff: 1.4626 seconds
  16. No. 20 Ed Carpenter, Time: 40.7464 seconds, Diff: 1.4635 seconds
  17. No. 66 Tom Blomqvist, Time: 40.7504 seconds, Diff: 1.4675 seconds
  18. No. 3 Scott McLaughlin, Time: 40.8530 seconds, Diff: 1.5701 seconds
  19. No. 7 Alexander Rossi, Time: 40.8861 seconds, Diff: 1.6032 seconds
  20. No. 78 Agustin Canapino, Time: 41.1312 seconds, Diff: 1.8483 seconds
  21. No. 33 Christian Rasmussen, Time: 41.2309 seconds, Diff: 1.9480 seconds
  22. No. 18 Nolan Siegel, Time: 41.2913 seconds, Diff: 2.0084 seconds
  23. No. 14 Santino Ferrucci, Time: 41.3458 seconds, Diff: 2.0629 seconds
  24. No. 15 Graham Rahal, Time: 41.5175 seconds, Diff: 2.2346 seconds
  25. No. 30 Pietro Fittipaldi, Time: 41.6402 seconds, Diff: 2.3573 seconds
  26. No. 21 Rinus VeeKay, Time: 42.0443 seconds, Diff: 2.7614 seconds
  27. No. 17 Kyle Larson, Time: 01:00.0523 seconds, Diff: 20.7694 seconds
  28. No. 2 Josef Newgarden, Time: 01:15.1617 seconds, Diff: 35.8788 seconds
  29. No. 12 Will Power, Time: 01:15.5262 seconds, Diff: 36.2433 seconds
  30. No. 51 Katherine Legge, Time: ——, Diff: ——
  31. No. 10 Alex Palou, Time: ——, Diff: —–

Due to the shortened track time on Tuesday, IndyCar has revised Wednesday’s schedule to a 10:00 a.m. start and 6:00 p.m. finish.

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Jimmie Johnson joins NBC for Indy 500, three big NASCAR races in 2024

Jimmie Johnson will join NBC for the Indianapolis 500 and three big NASCAR races in 2024. Find out the details about Johnson’s new gig!

[autotag]Jimmie Johnson[/autotag] returned to NASCAR as Legacy Motor Club’s new co-owner for the 2023 season, and his presence has only increased. Johnson has competed in several NASCAR Cup Series races during the 2024 season as he works behind the scenes for the organization. Now, the seven-time Cup Series champion will start a new journey in May.

Johnson announced that he will join NBC Sports to perform his version of “The Double” by contributing to the pre-race and race coverage of the 2024 Indianapolis 500 and competing in the Coca-Cola 600 that night. Johnson will also serve as an NBC Sports analyst in the Cup Series races at Daytona on August 25, Talladega on October 6, and Phoenix on November 10.

The Legacy Motor Club driver is also scheduled to drive the No. 84 car for his organization at Phoenix in November. Overall, this is a cool opportunity for Johnson and race fans, as more coverage from NASCAR’s greatest driver is excellent. It is remarkable that Johnson is back in NASCAR, and hopefully, this trend of more involvement continues.

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2024 Indianapolis 500 entry list, including Kyle Larson

Check out the 2024 Indianapolis 500 entry list, which includes Kyle Larson. Find out how many drivers will not make the Indy 500 in 2024!

The 2024 Indianapolis 500 entry list is the most anticipated release of the entire racing season as drivers look to make the 108th running of the event. There is a lot of hype surrounding The Greatest Spectacle in Racing, which has only increased due to Kyle Larson’s attempt at “The Double” on May 26. Larson will attempt the Indianapolis 500 and Coca-Cola 600.

Every year, the entry list reminds us that any NTT IndyCar Series driver can miss the Indianapolis 500 due to its grueling qualifying format. In fact, Graham Rahal missed last year’s event after qualifying but found a ride before Sunday. From Larson to Josef Newgarden, no one is safe.

Below, we dive into the 2024 Indianapolis 500 entry list. One competitor will miss the show with a 33-driver cap, making qualifying even more critical since drivers and teams don’t want to miss the biggest race of the year.

2024 Indianapolis 500 entry list:

  1. No. 06 Helio Castroneves, Meyer Shank Racing
  2. No. 2 Josef Newgarden, Team Penske
  3. No. 3 Scott McLaughlin, Team Penske
  4. No. 4 Kyffin Simpson (R), Chip Ganassi Racing
  5. No. 5 Pato O’Ward, Arrow McLaren
  6. No. 6 Callum Ilott, Arrow McLaren
  7. No. 7 Alexander Rossi, Arrow McLaren
  8. No. 8 Linus Lundqvist (R), Chip Ganassi Racing
  9. No. 9 Scott Dixon, Chip Ganassi Racing
  10. No. 10 Alex Palou, Chip Ganassi Racing
  11. No. 11 Marcus Armstrong (R), Chip Ganassi Racing
  12. No. 12 Will Power, Team Penske
  13. No. 14 Santino Ferrucci, A.J. Foyt Enterprises
  14. No. 15 Graham Rahal, Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing
  15. No. 17 Kyle Larson (R), McLaren-Hendrick
  16. No. 18 Nolan Siegel (R), Dale Coyne Racing
  17. No. 20 Christian Rasmussen (R), Ed Carpenter Racing
  18. No. 21 Rinus VeeKay, Ed Carpenter Racing
  19. No. 23 Ryan Hunter-Reay, Dreyer & Reinbold Racing
  20. No. 24 Conor Daly, Dreyer & Reinbold Racing
  21. No. 26 Colton Herta, Andretti Global
  22. No. 27 Kyle Kirkwood, Andretti Global
  23. No. 28 Marcus Ericsson, Andretti Global
  24. No. 30 Pietro Fittipaldi, Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing
  25. No. 33 Ed Carpenter, Ed Carpenter Racing
  26. No. 41 Sting Ray Robb, A.J. Foyt Enterprises
  27. No. 45 Christian Lungaard, Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing
  28. No. 51 Katherine Legge, Dale Coyne Racing
  29. No. 60 Felix Rosenqvist, Meyer Shank Racing
  30. No. 66 Tom Blomqvist (R), Meyer Shank Racing
  31. No. 75 Takuma Sato, Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing
  32. No. 77 Romain Grosjean, Juncos Hollinger Racing
  33. No. 78 Agustin Canapino, Juncos Hollinger Racing
  34. No. 98 Marco Andretti, Andretti Global

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Kyle Larson’s schedule for NASCAR All-Star Weekend, Indianapolis 500 qualifying

Check out Kyle Larson’s schedule for NASCAR All-Star Weekend and 2024 Indianapolis 500 qualifying from May 17 to May 19!

[autotag]Kyle Larson[/autotag] will attempt “The Double” on May 26, which consists of the Coca-Cola 600 and the 2024 Indianapolis 500. However, Larson will still have conflicts in his racing schedule with the NASCAR All-Star Weekend at North Wilkesboro Speedway and Indianapolis 500 qualifying. The Hendrick Motorsports driver is expected to compete in the All-Star Race, but things can change if needed.

With NASCAR revealing its All-Star Race format, the following question was created: Will Larson be able to compete in all of the on-track action? Hendrick Motorsports didn’t believe that was the case, so Kevin Harvick will practice and qualify for Larson in North Wilkesboro.

Below, we dive into the rest of the 2021 NASCAR Cup Series champion’s schedule for this weekend.

Kyle Larson’s schedule: NASCAR All-Star Weekend, Indianapolis 500 Qualifying

Here are the times for Larson’s All-Star Weekend and Indianapolis 500 qualifying sessions from May 17 to 19 (all ET).

Friday, May 17

  • 12:00-6:00 p.m.: Indianapolis 500 Practice

Saturday, May 18

  • 11:00 a.m.-5:50 p.m.: Indianapolis 500 Qualifying

Sunday, May 19

  • 3:00-4:00 p.m.: Indianapolis 500 Top-12 Qualifying
  • 4:00-5:00 p.m.: Indianapolis 500 Last Chance Qualifying
  • 5:00-6:00 p.m.: Indianapolis 500 Fast 6 Qualifying
  • 8:00 p.m.: NASCAR All-Star Race

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