Caio Collet, Jack Harvey fail tech inspections after Indy 500 qualifying; what it means
Caio Collet and Jack Harvey faced penalties after failing technical inspections following the Indianapolis 500 qualifying. Collet's starting position dropped from 10th to 32nd, while Harvey's fell from 29th to 33rd. The infractions involved unauthorized modifications to the Energy Management System of their cars.
- ▪Caio Collet drives for AJ Foyt Racing and Jack Harvey drives for Dreyer & Reinbold Racing.
- ▪Both drivers failed post-qualifying technical inspections for the Indianapolis 500.
- ▪Collet was originally set to start 10th but will now start 32nd, while Harvey's position changed from 29th to 33rd.
- ▪The infractions involved modifications to the Dallara-supplied Energy Management System covers.
- ▪IndyCar's rulebook mandates that the EMS must be used as supplied by Dallara.
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