Conor Daly Tops Indy 500 Open Test

0:00On April 28, Connor Daley kicked off the open test for the 110th running of the Indy 500 by topping the charts on day 1. The 34-year-old from Noble'sville, Indiana, hit 225.394 mph in his number 23 drier. And Ryan Bold racing Chevrolet, grabbing the lead late with a strong toe. Helio Castro-Nevis chased a record 5th Indy 500 win, clocking 225.200 to sit second before Daley edged. Him out. Takuma Sato landed third at 224.800 in his number 75 Rahal Letterman-Lanagan Honda with Scott Dixon, 4th at 224.564 and Alexander Rossi, 5th at 224.367. No toe speeds went to Jack Harvey at 220.318 mph in the number 24 drier and Ryan Bold Chevy. Domain Grojan shook off a morning bird strike to run the most laps at 76 and finished 6 at

1:03224.307. Rookie Dennis Halger wrapped up his orientation program successfully while Christian Rasmussen had a brief stop from a loose wheel and stingray rob fought mechanical woes but got 17 laps in late. Catherine Leigh couldn't run due to clutch and transponder glitches. Having action with our rookies saw Joseph Newgarden lead at 223.415, setting the pace before the afternoon heat, turned up the speeds across the 2.5 mile track. That's your update from F1 News Today, powered by AI.