Scott Dixon has qualified on pole for this weekend's Indy 500, clocking an average speed of 231.685 mph. An average of just 0.1mph over four laps of the Indianapolis Motorspeedway separated Dixon and fellow front-row starters Colton Herta and Rinus VeeKay. Ultimately, Dixon's experience in four previous Indy poles, the Indy 500 win in 2008 and as a three-time runner-up. As has been the case throughout the season, the biggest talking point ahead of the 500 has been the surge in confidence amongst the young drivers, the next generation. Although Herta and VeeKay find themselves on the front row, joined by Alex Palou in 6th, there are six Indy 500 wins and eight championships in the first...
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