INDYCAR

Indy 500: Daly spits 370.14 km/h and is the fastest ''fast friday''.

Conor Daly climbed to the top of the timesheet in the final minutes of the session, nailing 38,843s with # 25 of Andretti Autosport. Honda dominated the day in the top three positions. His teammate, Marco Andretti, finished in second place 0.134 seconds ago.
Takuma Sato, from Rahal Letterman Lanigan, continued to progress in qualifying and finished the day in third place. The Indy 500 winner of 2017 recorded 39.002s.
Ed Carpenter Racing's Spencer Pigot was the Chevrolet's first on the grid in fourth place at the end of the session, in a solid week for the ECR team, although he could not do the same without the help of the vacuum.
In fifth place, Ryan-Hunter Reay put three Andretti Autosport cars in the top five.
For the second day in a row, it was Ed Jones, with a Chevrolet, which reached the fastest speed without the help of the vacuum, as preparations for the weekend's qualifying session began. Jones was the only one above 230 mph with 230.106 mph.
Jones' teammate and team owner, Ed Carpenter, was the second unassisted vacuum with an average speed of 229.879s driven by the Chevrolet engine.
The 2016 Indy 500 winner, Alexander Rossi, was only 0.001 mph slower than Carpenter with no help from Honda's # 27.
Juncos Racing's Kyle Kaiser suffered a heavy accident on Turn 3 in the first hour of the day with his collision much like that of Patricio O'Ward on Thursday. The American rider was released by the medical team, but Juncos faces difficulties to get the # 32 in a timely manner for Saturday's qualifying.
Fernando Alonso returned to training after his accident on Wednesday, unable to attend the TL3 on Thursday. He finished in 24th place for the McLaren Chevrolet.
The Brazilians: Tony Kanaan of AJ Foyt Chevrolet was the best Brazilian on P12. Penske's Helio Castroneves finished the day on P18 and Matheus Leist, Kanaan's teammate, was 27th.
The first day of qualifying takes place this Saturday (18) at 12h, after the TL5 that starts at 09h, always in Brasília time.

Check out the Fast Friday result for the Indianapolis 500:
1) Conor Daly (Andretti Honda) 38,843s
2) Marco Andretti (Andretti Honda) 38,986s
3) Takuma Sato (RLL Honda) 39,002s
4) Spencer Pigot (Carpenter Chevrolet) 39,050s
5) Ryan Hunter-Reay (Andretti Honda) 39,051s
6) Ed Carpenter (Carpenter Chevrolet) 39,070s
7) Simon Pagenaud (Penske Chevrolet) 39,075s
8) Charlie Kimball (Carlin Chevrolet) 39,081s
9) Josef Newgarden (Penske Chevrolet) 39,083s
10) Ed Jones (Scuderia Corsa Chevrolet) 39,112s
11) Will Power (Penske Chevrolet) 39,120s
12) Tony Kanaan (Foyt Chevrolet) 39,129s
13) Sage Karam (DRR Chevrolet) 39,142s
14) Alexander Rossi (Andretti Honda) 39,151s
15) S.Bourdais (Dale Coyne Honda) 39,153s
16) Scott Dixon (Ganassi Honda) 39,156s
17) Zach Veach (Andretti Honda) 39,163s
18) H.Castroneves (Penske Chevrolet) 39,184s
19) Santino Ferrucci (Dale Coyne Honda) 39,203s
20) Marcus Ericsson (SPM Honda) 39,214s
21) Jack Harvey (Meyer Shank Honda) 39,222s
22) Graham Rahal (RLL Honda) 39,224s
23) James Davison (Dale Coyne Honda) 39,238s
24) Fernando Alonso (McLaren Chevrolet) 39,245s
25) Colton Herta (Harding Honda) 39,285s
26) J.R. Hildebrand (DRR Chevrolet) 39,346s
27) Matheus Leist (Foyt Chevrolet) 39,359s
28) Oriol Servià (SPM Honda) 39,374s
29) J.Hinchcliffe (SPM Honda) 39,377s
30) Felix Rosenqvist (Ganassi Honda) 39,393s
31) Pippa Mann (Clauson-Marshall Chevrolet) 39,427s
32) Jordan King (RLL Honda) 39,466s
33) Max Chilton (Carlin Chevrolet) 39,547s
34) Patricio O'Ward (Carlin Chevrolet) 39,558s
35) Ben Hanley (DragonSpeed ​​Chevrolet) 39,706s
36) J.R. Hildebrand (Chevrolet Juncos) 1: 09,321s
37) Kyle Kaiser (Dallara / Chevrolet) 1'09.3212s

F. M.