Team Penske have shown they are taking no prisoners in this year's Verizon IndyCar Series as their cars locked out the top four in qualifying at St Petersburg. The quartet was led by a man who is rapidly becoming a St Pete specialist – Will Power – who set a storming time of 1:00.693 to shut out Simon Pagenaud, who is doing his first race for Penske this weekend, by 0.032 seconds to claim his fifth pole position at the Floridian street circuit. Power's domination saw him beat Sebastien Bourdais' 2003 lap record – 1:00.928 – during each of the three rounds of qualifying. His pace is more than likely down to the newest evolution of Chevrolet's engine as well as the...
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