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DARK SECRETS: Alex palou earns another p1 start while andretti drivers face struggles for indy | Rare Historical Photos

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No surprise here: Alex Palou is back at the front of the NTT IndyCar Series field. This week, at Indy.

The dominant championship leader continued his near-flawless 2025 campaign into the Month of May at Indianapolis Motor Speedway with a comfortable cruise to pole for Saturday’s Sonsio Grand Prix. Palou laid down a scorching 1:09.3417s lap to secure the pole by nearly half a second. It marked his eighth-career pole and second of 2025.

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