Fernando Alonso currently is outside the field for his second Indianapolis 500 after being bumped by J.R. Hildebrand during the final 10 minutes of Saturday's qualifying session The two-time Formula 1 champion posted an average of 227.224 mph on his fourth attempt, which had been good enough for 29th. But his lap slid out of the top 30 qualifying spots over the final 30 minutes, finishing 31st. What happens in Indy Qualy on Sunday? The F1 Gossip Column "We didn't have the speed, and I hope Sunday, we have another chance to be in the race," Alonso told NBCSN. "If we don't get it, it's because we don't deserve it." Alonso's car is among the six outside the top 30 that will...
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