Arrow McLaren’s Felix Rosenqvist set the pace in qualifying to claim a second consecutive IndyCar pole at Texas Motor Speedway. Report ⬇️
reported that his team was undergeared and twice on his second lap the #12 hit the rev limiter, costing him 1.8mph from Lap 1 to Lap 2.
Alexander Rossi was a strong contender for pole, but his 0.3mph deficit to Rosenqvist left enough room for five-time Texas winner Scott Dixon to put his car between them and put himself onto the provisional front row.had nothing for his compatriot Rosenqvist, who scored his fourth career IndyCar pole, and his second straight at Texas Motor Speedway.
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