Track cleanup continues from the previous series. We will have a later start for qualifying than 6:30pm ET. FOX One will begin streaming once the session is ready to begin.
FS2 broadcast will begin at 7:00pm ET.
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@IndyCar@ontario_indy Okay, so you have to search for the Indycar “league” in the app. Then on the page the broadcast now shows as live even though it shows as starting at 7pm ET. However this screen is all you get lol
@DLand91 Only thing I would change is let everybody use their last new set of reds and let them mount an 11th set overnight.
And I wish FOX would use the sector times. I think the ghost car and green/red delta are too much info imo
@nascarman_rr Went to Texas from 2017 (year I graduated high school) til they quit going in 2023. Went with a group of friends every year, many of whom had never been to a major racing event before.
We at least get Arlington, but I do miss TMS…
@csx556@RacingInCircle@IndyCarOnFOX The UAK18 has crashed like this for 7 years. The bodywork produces zero sideforce and the rear wing plummets in downforce when it gets into yaw.
Here’s two crashes that look identical from 6 years ago. No hybrid, no aeroscreen.
https://t.co/Zo9XpBdgkP
https://t.co/k00cBJP7zF
@Chad__15@alfvebe@DLand91 Obviously this doesn’t happen, but it’s possible which is the problem.
The much more logical solution is to not delete the times of any bumped cars. That way if you withdraw your time and crash or go slower, the P31 car becomes P30
@Chad__15@alfvebe@DLand91 So here’s a hypothetical situation just to show why the current system is illogical. Alex Palou pulls his time in lane 1, crashes. Now nobody is P30. Jacob Abel goes in lane 1 and puts up a speed of 223 mph right as the clock runs out. Now he’s in the field as a day 1 qualifier
@Chad__15@alfvebe@DLand91 YES it IS. It says so on the IMS website.
Go back and watch the highlights from the 2021 Indy 500 qualifying day 1. Dalton Kellett withdraws his time from inside the top 30 and puts up a time that SHOULD be 32nd. But because P31-P34 times are DELETED, he goes P30 and qualifies
@Chad__15@alfvebe@DLand91 No, that’s my entire reason for saying it’s dumb. I believe it was a few years ago Charlie Kimball withdrew his time and went SLOWER than the person who was in “31st” but because that time no longer exists, they went 30th and the “bumped” car was still bumped.
@Chad__15@alfvebe@DLand91 Okay, yes I understand but why does it make the most sense to delete the times from anyone who isn’t in the top 30?
If someone within the top 30 pulls their time right at the end of the day and crashes, who is P30? Nobody
@Chad__15@alfvebe@DLand91 My criticism is just that all runs from the day should be classified unless you explicitly withdraw it. At the end of the day just say the top 30 are locked in
@Chad__15@alfvebe@DLand91 I’m trying to understand what you’re saying.
Graham ran a 230 mph run but is now not classified. If I’m 25th and withdraw my time but run 140 mph for a 4-lap average, I now go P30. They can’t wave me off, I’m guaranteed to make a qualifying run that puts me in the field