After six-plus seasons and 109 races, Charlie Kimball can finally celebrate his first pole in the Verizon IndyCar Series – a possibility he didn't consider when he woke up on Friday and saw the weather. "I got up this morning and saw it raining and thought, oh, man, this looks a lot like last year," he said after setting a track-record one- and two-lap average of 222.556 mph to unseat teammate Scott Dixon's 222.516 mph. "But it was incredible, as soon as the rain stopped the track dryers went to work and it did not take very long to dry. That's a lot of credit to those guys. Related Stories Related Stories IndyCar Kimball scores first IndyCar pole at Texas Dixon paces...
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