He said the Fast Six session was “really tricky” due to the problem, but he beat his Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing team-mate Christian Lundgaard by just over a tenth of a second to take his fourth career pole and his first since Detroit 2017.
“In Q1, I think we were still P2 or 3, but I was not pleased at all with the car,” he said. “Even in Q2, when we were P1, it was just a terrible lap.
