Danica Patrick locked herself into the field for the May 27 Indy 500 with a four-lap qualifying average of 227.610 mph on Saturday. The 33-car field is set by Saturday’s qualifying, with the starting lineup determined on Sunday.
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Chase Elliott followed his first win of the season with a pole at Dover, topping the speed chart on a blistering day at the track with a record 165.960 mph. Elliott won last week at Talladega and kept the good times rolling Friday when he led a 1-2 start for Hendrick Motorsports. Brad Keselowski held
Sebastian Vettel was left frustrated after claiming Ferrari’s slipstream tactics failed to play out as planned during qualifying for the Italian Grand Prix.
