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How many poles should he have? Usually, if a driver takes a penalty having set the fastest qualifying time, they aren't credited with pole (in F1 last year for instance). If RHR (not Dario) really gets pole for Edmonton last year, then it has to be consistent with Long Beach last year (Briscoe instead of Franchitti) and Detroit this year (Franchitti instead of Viso).
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Under IndyCar rules the driver that finishes first in qualifying gets credited with having won the pole. They get the pole award, the cash prize, the bonus point, and their statistics show them as having won the pole. If they incur an engine change penalty, they don't start on pole but they still get all the glory for having won it. You can see from this page at the IndyCar web site -
http://www.indycar.com/Series/Izod-IndyCar-Series/Ryan-Hunter-Reay - that RHR is statistically credited for having won a pole in 2012. This rule is consistently applied to the other cases as well.
107.9.3.158 (
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Last name
People will want to know how he got the strange "hyphenated" last name. Anyone know? — Preceding
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How many poles should he have? Usually, if a driver takes a penalty having set the fastest qualifying time, they aren't credited with pole (in F1 last year for instance). If RHR (not Dario) really gets pole for Edmonton last year, then it has to be consistent with Long Beach last year (Briscoe instead of Franchitti) and Detroit this year (Franchitti instead of Viso).
MotorrMann (
talk) 21:44, 18 June 2013 (UTC)reply
Under IndyCar rules the driver that finishes first in qualifying gets credited with having won the pole. They get the pole award, the cash prize, the bonus point, and their statistics show them as having won the pole. If they incur an engine change penalty, they don't start on pole but they still get all the glory for having won it. You can see from this page at the IndyCar web site -
http://www.indycar.com/Series/Izod-IndyCar-Series/Ryan-Hunter-Reay - that RHR is statistically credited for having won a pole in 2012. This rule is consistently applied to the other cases as well.
107.9.3.158 (
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Last name
People will want to know how he got the strange "hyphenated" last name. Anyone know? — Preceding
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