James Hinchcliffe, who suffered through and recovered from injuries resulting from a crash last year at the IMS, is back in business. With a four-lap run of 230.760 mph the as the final driver of the day in the Fast Nine Shootout and allowed him to claim the Verizon P1 Award and $100,000 prize for earning the pole position. Hinchcliffe will lead the 33-car field to the green flag to start the 100th of the Indy500 Race May 29.
Hinchcliffe Takes P1 In Qualifying
