Helio Castroneves took the pole position away from Graham Rahal on the final lap of qualifying Saturday morning and then IndyCar officials snatched it away from the three-time Indy 500 winner. Castroneves had pipped Rahal with a lap of 1:13.890 and was celebrating his fourth pole here when IndyCar officials informed him he'd lost his fastest lap and new track record because he didn't slow down for a caution flag. So Rahal, who also broke Simon Pagenaud's track record of 1:14:037 at Belle Isle with his RLL Honda at 1:13.960, was awarded the top spot for this afternoon's opening 70-lap race of the Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix doubleheader. Castroneves will still start alongside Rahal,...
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