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Home Road to IndyIndy Nxt Pigot tops Milwaukee qualifying with new track record

Pigot tops Milwaukee qualifying with new track record

by Gruz David
Photo: Andersen Promotions

Photo: Andersen Promotions

Spencer Pigot will start the Indy Lights race at Milwaukee from pole after topping the qualifying session.

Schmidt Peterson duo Ethan Ringel and RC Enerson were first out on the track, the latter taking provisional pole.

He remained in first until Pigot took to the track to claim his fourth pole of the season.

Enerson ended up second, while Kyle Kaiser completed an American rookie 1-2-3.

Jack Harvey ended up fourth, almost three tenths ahead of Juan Piedrahita and Felix Serralles.

Ed Jones, who is spending his second oval weekend alongside his team Carlin, ended up seventh.

Scott Anderson was seventh fastest following a crash in the practice with Ringel, Max Chilton and Shelby Blackstock completing the field.

Race results
Pos. Driver Team Lap 1 Lap 2 Time Gap
1 Spencer Pigot Juncos Racing 24.235 24.205 48.440
2 RC Enerson Schmidt Peterson Motorsports 24.352 24.228 48.580 48.580
3 Kyle Kaiser Juncos Racing 24.332 24.392 48.724 48.724
4 Jack Harvey Schmidt Peterson Motorsports 24.426 24.366 48.792 48.792
5 Juan Piedrahita Belardi Auto Racing 24.584 24.489 49.073 49.073
6 Felix Serralles Belardi Auto Racing 24.573 24.522 49.095 49.095
7 Ed Jones Carlin 24.658 24.442 49.100 49.100
8 Scott Anderson Schmidt Peterson Motorsports 24.884 24.639 49.523 49.523
9 Ethan Ringel Schmidt Peterson Motorsports 24.969 24.642 49.611 49.611
10 Max Chilton Carlin 25.090 24.965 50.055 50.055
11 Shelby Blackstock Andretti Autosport 25.192 25.005 50.197 50.197