Target Chip Ganassi Racing’s Scott Dixon supplanted his teammate Dan Wheldon atop the speed charts in the third day of practice for the 91st Indianapolis 500.
Dixon capped a frenetic “Happy Hour” that saw four drivers jump to the top of the charts. Dixon’s best lap of 39.7398 seconds, 226.473 mph came minutes before practice ended, putting an end to Wheldon’s two-day reign as quickest.
Before him, Ryan Briscoe and Tomas Scheckter took turns on top the speed chart, bumping out Sam Hornish Jr., who had been the quickest most of the day.
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