If you watched qualifying for IndyCar’s GMR Grand Prix of Indy to kick off the month of May you’ll have seen the fourth-closest Firestone Fast Six in history, with under 0.3s covering the entire six, and the gap between pole and second coming in at below 0.003s. Granted, it wasn’t a clean session, but the margin between pole and second in Formula 1's Miami Grand Prix a week before was logged at 0.361s, and the top six was spread out to the tune of nearly a second. But Monaco delivered a thrilling fight for pole position, and F1 has actually seen the two closest field spreads in the history of its current qualifying format this year, with Q1 in Bahrain the tightest at 1.188s from P1...
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