– Will Power headed a Penske 1–2–3 in qualifying for tomorrow's Honda Indy Toronto race.  Power hadn't been ranked higher than third in any of the other sessions, but he found the speed when it counted, picking up his 41st career pole (and fifth this season) during a relatively quiet qualifying.This P1 Award breaks the tie on the all-time poles list between Power and Rick Mears, meaning the Australian is now alone in fifth, trailing his teammate Hélio Castroneves by two.Power's lap of 59.4280s was nearly two-tenths quicker than team-mate Simon Pagenaud, who went provisional P1 in the first qualifying session.  The Frenchman beat out the third Penske car of Juan Pablo Montoya...
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