Welcome to the Marshall Pruitt podcast.

Going to talk about IndyCar two-day test here at Sebring International Raceway.

Day one, just done.

Going to roll the timing and scoring unofficial information that we got out of the test.

You're going to run that right now so you can take a look.

Thing to know, Chip Canassie Racing, Alex Palo, fastest in the morning session, 12 drivers running,

cooler temperatures for sure, track a little bit green. Then in the afternoon, Chip Canassie

Racing's technical affiliate, Meyer Shank Racing, Marcus Armstrong, fastest there.

You look at the time set from the morning, indeed, across the entire day.

Pelo, right behind him, Meyer Shank Racing's, Felix Rosenkvist, and then

Rhenus VK from Huncos Hollinger Racing.

Those three actually had not just the top three times from the

morning, but those were the fastest of the day. We look at what Armstrong was able to do in the

afternoon, while quickest of that group of 11, indeed the fourth fastest lap of the day. Behind him,

Scotty McLaughlin team Penske. And then behind him, Stingray Rob, who was quick all afternoon.

They actually look at the four-hour window in the morning, four-hour window in the afternoon.

In that afternoon frame, Stingray was faster than anybody for more time during those four hours than anyone else.

So it looks like at least in the Monday running at

Sebring International Raceway's short course, that outer loop, Bunkos-Hollinger racing appears to have

something really good working for them. So one thing about the Monday times here, not putting a whole

lot into them. It's for one main reason.

It's tires, the tire choice and availability for teams here for this test.

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