Meyer Shank Racing leads Honda to qualify at the World Wide Technology Raceway

• Marcus Armstrong Aligne P6 for Bommarrito Automotive Group 500
• The teammate Felix Rosenqvist qualifies seventh for Meyer Shank Racing
• Five Honda propulsion cars mark the first 10 qualification spots

The Meyer Shank Racing team led the qualifications for Honda for the NTT Indycar Bommarito Automotive Group 500 series.

Marcus Armstrong has established the sixth best time in the session, queuing just in front of his teammate Msr Felix Rosenqvist for the race of tomorrow under the lights of World Wide Technology Raceway.

The duo leads a contingent of Honda drivers, with the rest of the top 10 including Colton Herta (P8), the championship chief Alex Palou (P9) and the winner last time in Detroit, Kyle Kirkwood (P10).

Scott Dixon, winner at WWTR in 2023 by a margin of more than 20 seconds, aligns P11 for the race of tomorrow when he goes for his third victory on the track of 1.25 mile.

Honda has a perfect victories record so far in 2025 NTT Indycar Series Competition, winning the victory in the first seven races of the year. Alex Palou de Chip Ganassi Racing won the victories in Saint Petersburg, Thermal Club, Barber, the GP of Indy and the Crown Jewel of the series, Indianapolis 500. Kyle Kirkwood by Andretti Global was on the first stage of the two remaining breeds of the year, the Acura Grand Prix of Long Prix and the Detroit Grand Prix.

Bommarrito Automotive Group 500 Honda Qualification results

R – Beginner

Quotes
Marcus Armstrong (# 66 Meyer Chank Racing Honda) Qualified 6th: “Good qualification and good day for MSR. It was quite strong and, you know, I would like to be able to do it again because I think we could probably get another tenth. Overall, a really, really strong qualification car. And tomorrow, we are moving forward and trying to win a race.”

Felix Rosenqvist (# 60 Meyer Shank Racing Honda) Qualified 7th:“Enough a good team day for MSR, sixth and seventh. We are going to take this! It is always our goal of being higher. We were close to the post last year, but, yes, a good race. The balance is quite good, and there was not much more in it. I would say that we normally have the impression that we were going tomorrow.”

Where to look

• You can watch the teams and drivers of the NTT Indycar series take their first short oval race of the year Sunday, June 15 at 7 p.m. CT / 8 H HE on Fox.

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