– Charlie Kimball set a track record in single-car qualifying on Friday to win his first ever IndyCar pole position. The American led a jumbled field that saw three other Ganassi cars in the top ten and a top-five start for Dale Coyne stand-in Tristan Vautier.Kimball's two-lap average pole speed was a blistering 222.556 mph around Texas Motor Speedway, just 0.050 mph quicker than his second-place team-mate Scott Dixon. Close behind will be the rest of the Ganassi squad with Tony Kanaan fourth and Max Chilton sixth. Sandwiched in between the quartet up front were Rossi and Vautier.Ganassi's effort was in stark contrast to Team Penske's, whose top qualifier, Will Power, could only...
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