IRL: ’slow’ Lloyd is fastest rookie on day two
By Andy Darley
Thursday, May 8th, 2008
From IndyCars’ official YouTube channel comes this brief interview with Alex Lloyd, who went fastest on day two of the Indy 500 rookie orientation.
Lloyd, a development driver with Chip Ganassi Racing, will compete for Rahal Letterman in the big race. He said he’d taken the session “nice and slow” – but he still set a speed of 223.033mph, the fastest of the day.
Pole speed for the race is likely to be nearer 230mph.
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Author: Andy Darley. Ex-journalist, fan of David Coulthard and anyone who ever drove or tested for Minardi and didn't say rude things about the team afterwards. Owns a Triumph Spitfire and hopes that, one day, it'll be on the road again. Andy has written 606 articles for us.
