Indy 500 qualifying results: Pole winner, full starting grid for 2024 race at Indianapolis
The Indy 500 is back for its 108th annual race. The Sporting News is tracking the qualifying results for the 2024 edition.
www.sportingnews.comI don’t have live updates right now, but here’s the latest context on Indy 500 qualifying as of the most recent public reports:
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Qualifying weekend structure at Indy typically starts with Day 1 (Saturday) determining positions 13–30, followed by Day 2 (Sunday) for the Fast 12, Last Chance Qualifying, and Fast Six to set the pole position and final rows. For example, past coverage outlined how the top 12 on Saturday advance to pole qualifying, with Sunday deciding the pole and final spots.[1][2]
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Pole and starting grid details are usually highlighted by outlets like Sporting News, Crash.Net, and IndyStar, which track who made the Fast 12, who failed to advance, and who earned pole on the final Sunday session.[6][7][1]
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Notable themes in recent years include the top contenders fighting for pole (e.g., Palou, McLaughlin, Newgarden) and instances where drivers encountered issues or practice incidents that affected their qualifying runs.[2][1]
If you’d like, I can fetch the latest articles and provide:
- The current provisional starting grid after Day 1
- Which drivers are in the Fast 12 and who advanced to pole
- Any recent weather or track-condition notes impacting Day 2
Would you like me to pull the latest qualifying updates and compile a concise starter grid and key notes? If yes, tell me if you prefer a quick bullet summary or a small table of positions 1–12 plus the Last Chance/Final Row outcomes.