Indianapolis - Will Power reclaimed the top spot on the
Indianapolis 500 speed chart on Tuesday by turning a fast lap of 224.656 mph.
Three-time race winner Helio Castroneves was second at
224.287. Power and Castroneves both drive for the Chevrolet-powered Team
Penske. Gabby Chaves, of Harding Racing, was third at 223.991.
Ryan Hunter-Reay, the 2014 Indy winner, was the fastest Honda driver. He came in fourth at 223.960 for Andretti Autosport.
Two-time
Formula One champion Fernando Alonso finished 24th at 221.029 after turning 117
laps, the most of the day.
In warm, slick, breezy conditions, the speeds were down
significantly from Monday when Marco Andretti topped 226.
Britain's Jack Harvey also passed his rookie test after
crashing on Monday.
The race is set for May 28.