How the Titan ended up on Carburation Day

The Argentinian Agustín Canapino had an outstanding performance during the Carburation Daythe last practice session before the legendary Indianapolis 500which will be celebrated this Sunday.

With your Dallara-Chevrolet team Hollinger Racing JuncosCanapino completed 105 laps on the iconic 4,023-meter oval, setting a time of 39.9432 seconds, which is equivalent to an average speed of 362,617 km/hpositioning itself in seventh place in the session.

Carburation Day allows you to make final adjustments and ensure that the cars are in optimal condition for competition. During this session, teams focus on fine-tuning engine settings, checking aerodynamics, and ensuring all vehicle systems are working properly.

It is also an opportunity for drivers to do race simulations and practice pit stops, ensuring they are fully prepared for the challenges they will face on Sunday.

Canapino showed a solid and consistent performance during. His time of 39.9432 seconds placed him in a prominent position, demonstrating the competitiveness and preparation of the Juncos Hollinger Racing team. Although the reference of the day was the Australian Scott Dixonof the team Chip Ganassi Racingwith an impressive average of 365,653 km/hCanapino made it clear that he is ready to try to be a protagonist in the race.

Pole position for this year’s Indianapolis 500 will be occupied by the New Zealander Scott McLaughlin (Penske), who has shown himself to be one of the most consistent drivers during the season. Agustín will start from 22nd position, while his teammate, the Frenchman Romain Grosjean will start 26°.

The Indianapolis 500, also known as the Indy 500, is one of the most prestigious and oldest races in the world, having been held since 1911. The race is held in the Indianapolis Motor Speedwayknown as The Brickyard due to its origins with a brick surface.

The Indy 500 is famous not only for its competitiveness, but also for its rich traditions. One of the most emblematic is the celebration with milk, a custom that began in the 1930s when the winner Louis Meyer He asked for milk after his victory. Additionally, the race features the iconic anthem Back Home Again in Indianasung before the start of the competition, and the symbolic raising of the green flag that begins the race.

With Carburation Day successfully concluded, Canapino and the rest of the competitors prepare to face the challenges of the Indianapolis 500. This Sunday, all eyes will be on the Indiana oval, waiting to see who will take glory in this historic race.

CARBURATION DAY RESULTS

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