Kirkwood takes first series pole, Ericsson second

Kyle Kirkwood of Andretti Autosport earned his first ever IndyCar pole in qualifying for the 48th Grand Prix of Long Beach, beating Marcus Ericsson’s best ever qualifying effort on an IndyCar street course.

Fast Six

Romain Grosjean went out on a sighting lap to check his crew’s repairs (see below) had got the job done, and then returned to the track to claim second fastest initially, behind pacesetter Pato O’Ward of the Arrow McLaren. Then, Alex Palou moved his Chip Ganassi Racing car to the top before being displaced by Grosjean, but the St. Pete polesitter’s 1m06.5347s wasn’t enough as he lost time at the hairpin.

With fresh tires at his disposal, Andretti Autosport’s Kyle Kirkwood left it until the final two minutes to go P3, then P1, with a 1m06.2878s.

It was close though, as Marcus Ericsson of Ganassi was only 0.0375s behind, to score his first street/road course front row, shading his teammates Palou and Dixon.

O’Ward locked up under braking for Turn 9 and so one of the qualifying favorites missed out on his chance of Long Beach pole.

P

No

Name

FTime

Diff

Gap

FL

Laps

LapTime

LPit

Led

ST

FSpeed

Elapsed

Engine

Tire

Points

Team

1

27

Kyle Kirkwood

1:06.2878

1:06.2878

–.—-

4

4

1:06.2878

2

 

3

106.879

6:20.4527

Honda

A

18

Andretti Autosport

2

8

Marcus Ericsson

1:06.3253

0.0375

0.0375

4

4

1:06.3253

3

 

4

106.819

6:42.7632

Honda

A

7

Chip Ganassi Racing

3

28

Romain Grosjean

1:06.5347

0.2469

0.2094

3

4

1:09.4398

2

 

1

106.483

5:40.4313

Honda

A

19

Andretti Autosport

4

10

Alex Palou

1:06.5549

0.2671

0.0202

4

5

1:08.1145

1

 

5

106.450

6:28.9544

Honda

A

9

Chip Ganassi Racing

5

9

Scott Dixon

1:06.5730

0.2852

0.0181

5

5

1:06.5730

3

 

6

106.422

6:33.2942

Honda

P

8

Chip Ganassi Racing

6

5

Pato O’Ward

1:06.6039

0.3161

0.0309

3

3

1:06.6039

2

 

2

106.372

5:44.8812

Chevy

A

3

Arrow McLaren

Q2

Colton Herta was given a penalty for causing a yellow when he slipped down the Turn 1 run-off, and the team chose to serve a drive-through penalty. In the mean time, his Andretti Autosport teammate Kyle Kirkwood rocketed to the top of the times with a 1m06.4568, ahead of Alex Palou’s Ganassi machine and the Arrow McLarens of Felix Rosenqvist and Pato O’Ward.

Then on fresh alternates O’Ward jumped to the top of the times, just before Armstrong brought out a red flag by sliding under hard braking into the tire wall at Turn 9 with barely a minute to go. IndyCar rules allow race control to release everyone for one final run, providing they depart pitlane within 30s.

Kirkwood went out on used tires, to save a set of greens for the Firestone Fast Six, while his rivals who didn’t have the luxury of already being in the top six times had to grab a set of fresh tires and try and bump their way in.

Romain Grosjean got it all right to jump to the top, while O’Ward drove surprisingly hard on his new tires despite not needing to. Ericsson, Palou and Dixon got their Ganassi cars in, but Herta was knocked out, as were the Penske drivers Scott McLaughlin and Josef Newgarden, and Arrow McLaren’s Rosenqvist and Rossi.

Grosjean tapped the wall at the exit of the hairpin as he crossed the timing line, obliging the #28 Andretti crew to work feverishly to replace his left-rear toelink.

P

No

Name

FTime

Diff

Gap

FL

Laps

LapTime

LPit

Led

ST

FSpeed

Elapsed

Engine

Tire

Points

Team

1

28

Romain Grosjean

1:06.3246

1:06.3246

–.—-

9

9

1:06.3246

7

 

10

106.820

29:25.6196

Honda

A

19

Andretti Autosport

2

5

Pato O’Ward

1:06.3993

0.0747

0.0747

4

7

1:06.5130

6

 

6

106.700

29:45.4167

Chevy

A

3

Arrow McLaren

3

27

Kyle Kirkwood

1:06.4568

0.1322

0.0575

2

8

1:06.6428

6

 

1

106.608

29:29.9366

Honda

A

18

Andretti Autosport

4

8

Marcus Ericsson

1:06.4760

0.1514

0.0192

8

8

1:06.4760

7

 

3

106.577

29:49.3280

Honda

A

7

Chip Ganassi Racing

5

10

Alex Palou

1:06.5651

0.2405

0.0891

2

8

1:06.6256

6

 

2

106.434

29:20.5748

Honda

A

9

Chip Ganassi Racing

6

9

Scott Dixon

1:06.5787

0.2541

0.0136

9

9

1:06.5787

7

 

4

106.412

28:53.2196

Honda

P

8

Chip Ganassi Racing

7

26

Colton Herta

1:06.6431

0.3185

0.0644

4

7

1:06.7961

5

 

5

106.310

29:36.7392

Honda

A

17

Andretti Autosport w/Curb-Agajanian

8

2

Josef Newgarden

1:06.6452

0.3206

0.0021

6

9

1:06.7323

7

 

11

106.306

29:08.0782

Chevy

A

1

Team Penske

9

3

Scott McLaughlin

1:06.7251

0.4005

0.0799

7

7

1:06.7251

5

 

12

106.179

29:40.9446

Chevy

A

2

Team Penske

10

6

Felix Rosenqvist

1:06.7317

0.4071

0.0066

2

8

1:06.9912

6

 

7

106.168

28:48.2388

Chevy

A

4

Arrow McLaren

11

7

Alexander Rossi

1:07.1049

0.7803

0.3732

7

7

1:07.1049

5

 

9

105.578

29:03.5035

Chevy

A

6

Arrow McLaren

12

11

Marcus Armstrong

1:09.7839

3.4593

2.6790

1

5

1:14.1957

4

 

8

101.525

8:01.4777

Honda

A

10

Chip Ganassi Racing

Q1 Group 2

There were six alternate-tire takers at the start of the session, and both Marcus Armstrong in the #11 Chip Ganassi Racing car and Devlin De Francesco of Andretti Autosport took turns at the top.

Chip Ganassi Racing’s Alex Palou eclipsed them using primaries, but then Scott McLaughlin worked down to a 1m06.6833s to get top spot, before first O’Ward and then Palou displaced him.

Palou’s best was 1m06.3995, 0.13 ahead of teammate Scott Dixon, with Marcus Armstrong making it four Ganassi cars through to Q2. Pato O’Ward, Romain Grosjean and McLaughlin also got through, but Meyer Shank Racing’s pair were eliminated.

P

No

Name

FTime

Diff

Gap

FL

Laps

LapTime

LPit

Led

ST

FSpeed

Elapsed

Engine

Tire

Points

Team

1

10

Alex Palou

1:06.3995

1:06.3995

–.—-

7

8

1:06.4864

5

 

5

106.700

10:20.9936

Honda

A

9

Chip Ganassi Racing

2

9

Scott Dixon

1:06.5305

0.1310

0.1310

7

7

1:06.5305

5

 

4

106.490

10:07.9785

Honda

A

8

Chip Ganassi Racing

3

5

Pato O’Ward

1:06.5906

0.1911

0.0601

6

7

1:09.0082

5

 

1

106.393

10:15.4658

Chevy

A

3

Arrow McLaren

4

11

Marcus Armstrong

1:06.6488

0.2493

0.0582

7

8

1:06.9235

5

 

8

106.300

10:41.7908

Honda

A

10

Chip Ganassi Racing

5

28

Romain Grosjean

1:06.6780

0.2785

0.0292

7

7

1:06.6780

5

 

2

106.254

9:29.0611

Honda

A

19

Andretti Autosport

6

3

Scott McLaughlin

1:06.6833

0.2838

0.0053

6

8

1:11.6897

5

 

3

106.245

10:51.2875

Chevy

A

2

Team Penske

7

60

Simon Pagenaud

1:06.8010

0.4015

0.1177

7

7

1:06.8010

5

 

7

106.058

9:55.6912

Honda

A

24

Meyer Shank Racing

8

06

Helio Castroneves

1:06.9385

0.5390

0.1375

5

5

1:06.9385

3

 

9

105.840

10:10.8425

Honda

A

5

Meyer Shank Racing

9

14

Santino Ferrucci

1:06.9517

0.5522

0.0132

6

7

1:08.8150

5

 

12

105.820

10:36.2595

Chevy

A

12

AJ Foyt Enterprises

10

29

Devlin DeFrancesco

1:07.0294

0.6299

0.0777

2

6

1:12.4978

4

 

10

105.697

10:04.9327

Honda

A

20

Andretti Steinbrenner Autosport

11

77

Callum Ilott

1:07.0490

0.6495

0.0196

6

7

1:07.3395

4

 

14

105.666

10:18.3646

Chevy

A

25

Juncos Hollinger Racing

12

15

Graham Rahal

1:07.0909

0.6914

0.0419

7

7

1:07.0909

5

 

6

105.600

9:50.2739

Honda

A

13

Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing

13

78

Agustin Canapino

1:07.5956

1.1961

0.5047

4

7

1:07.6267

5

 

11

104.812

10:12.1207

Chevy

A

26

Juncos Holling Racing

14

20

Conor Daly

1:07.6986

1.2991

0.1030

3

6

1:07.9518

4

 

13

104.652

9:45.4001

Chevy

A

15

Ed Carpenter Racing

Q1 Group 1

Rookies Ben Pedersen of AJ Foyt Racing and Sting Ray Robb of Dale Coyne Racing went straight out on alternate compound Firestone tires, as did Ed Carpenter Racing’s Rinus VeeKay.

On primaries Colton Herta and Kyle Kirkwood were top, with 1m07s laps, but David Malukas damaged a rear wheel on his Dale Coyne Racing-Honda at Turn 8 on his second lap and in Turn 3 on Lap 3 his tire went down and he smacked the wall hard. The subsequent red flag sent everyone into the pits and those on primary tires were able to take on alternates.

On the softer rubber, Newgarden produced a 1m07.3296 to shade Herta’s primary best by half a second, and Power was second, a couple of tenths behind, which he trimmed to 0.0067s but both were swiftly eclipsed by Felix Rosenqvist, Colton Herta, Marcus Ericsson and Alexander Rossi.

Then Kyle Kirkwood sent Andretti Autosport to the top with a 1m06.5593s, which bumped Power out. Ericsson, Herta, Rosenqvist, Rossi and Newgarden followed Kirkwood through to Q2.

P

No

Name

FTime

Diff

Gap

FL

Laps

LapTime

LPit

Led

ST

FSpeed

Elapsed

Engine

Tire

Points

Team

1

27

Kyle Kirkwood

1:06.5593

1:06.5593

–.—-

6

6

1:06.5593

4

 

1

106.443

15:33.1687

Honda

A

20

Andretti Autosport

2

8

Marcus Ericsson

1:06.6600

0.1007

0.1007

6

7

1:10.1091

4

 

4

106.283

15:57.2949

Honda

A

75

Chip Ganassi Racing

3

26

Colton Herta

1:06.8246

0.2653

0.1646

6

7

1:06.9145

5

 

2

106.021

15:30.6598

Honda

A

37

Andretti Autosport w/Curb-Agajanian

4

6

Felix Rosenqvist

1:07.0130

0.4537

0.1884

6

7

1:11.4238

5

 

3

105.723

14:31.7709

Chevy

A

18

Arrow McLaren

5

7

Alexander Rossi

1:07.0328

0.4735

0.0198

5

7

1:12.2787

4

 

10

105.692

16:37.1657

Chevy

A

40

Arrow McLaren

6

2

Josef Newgarden

1:07.2614

0.7021

0.2286

6

9

1:09.1905

3

 

5

105.332

16:04.1899

Chevy

A

66

Team Penske

7

12

Will Power

1:07.2681

0.7088

0.0067

7

7

1:07.2681

3

 

7

105.322

13:55.4640

Chevy

A

40

Team Penske

8

30

Jack Harvey

1:07.3150

0.7557

0.0469

6

8

1:09.4167

3

 

9

105.248

15:28.4233

Honda

A

20

Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing

9

45

Christian Lundgaard

1:07.3957

0.8364

0.0807

7

7

1:07.3957

3

 

11

105.122

14:33.5218

Honda

A

33

Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing

10

21

Rinus VeeKay

1:07.8796

1.3203

0.4839

6

6

1:07.8796

3

 

8

104.373

15:49.9338

Chevy

A

28

Ed Carpenter Racing

11

51

Sting Ray Robb

1:07.9105

1.3512

0.0309

7

8

1:07.9899

3

 

12

104.326

15:12.7162

Honda

A

20

Dale Coyne Racing w/RWR

12

55

Benjamin Pedersen

1:08.2970

1.7377

0.3865

7

8

1:08.7717

3

 

13

103.735

15:10.6696

Chevy

A

20

AJ Foyt Enterprises

13

18

David Malukas

1:09.5705

0.0000

0.0000

2

2

1:09.5705

0

 

6

101.836

2:48.5239

Honda

P

53

Dale Coyne Racing with HMD

 

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