IndyCar Teams Address ‘Integrity of Sport’ After Qualifying Penalties

Dennis Reinbold and Larry Foyt, the key decision-makers for the drivers penalized by IndyCar officials for violating league rules during Indianapolis 500 qualifying, issued statements Monday saying the teams did not intend to give Jack Harvey or Caio Collet a competitive advantage. Harvey and Collet each had their qualifying attempts disallowed and will now start next weekend’s sold-out race from the final two spots on the 33-car starting grid. Defending race winner Alex Palou won the pole and will try to become the seventh driver with back-to-back 500 victories. It’s the second straight year Indianapolis has been rocked by a…