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No-one expected Scott McLaughlin to star in his rookie run at the Indianapolis 500 but he did the job in qualifying and will line up 17th for America’s most famous race. It’s not a great result against the overpowering pole position scored by his fellow Kiwi Scott Dixon,

Honda power is is the force you need to be in contention during qualifying for this year’s Indianapolis 500. Quick Kiwi Scott Dixon used a Honda V6 twin-turbo to crack 233 miles-an-hour during Fast Friday at Indy, a towering 375km/h average with peak speeds beyond 385 on the

Scott Dixon and Will Power topped the charts at Indy on the final day of practice before teams turn up the turbo boost ahead of qualifying. Scott McLaughlin was back in the pack, only timing 23rd, as his up-and-down preparation for his first Indianapolis 500 continued to run into minor

The man in the ‘Yellow Submarine’, Scott McLaughlin, jumped eight places on the second day of Indianapolis 500 practice. After running 25th on the first day at The Brickyard, he improved to 17th place as Will Power slumped from the leading group down to 15th. McLaughlin’s effort came after

The opening day of practice for the 2021 running of the Indianapolis 500 could not have gone better for Will Power, although his Team Penske sidekick Scott McLaughlin was back in the pack after car troubles. Power ran the quickest lap of the day at 226.470 miles-per-hour in the

Eighth place for eighth place was the outcome from Scott McLaughlin’s fourth start in this year’s IndyCar championship series. Starting from fifth for the GMR Grand Prix on the infield course at Indianapolis, McLaughlin was solidly in the Top 10 runners throughout the 85-lap race. He continued his