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IRL: Indy 500: Sharp, Fisher day two summary
Scott Sharp No. 8 Delphi/Dallara/Toyota/Firestone "It was a good afternoon for the Delphi crew. We made some good changes. We came out here and decided we would spend this last hour trying to address some issues and that will let us go back ...
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Scott Sharp No. 8 Delphi/Dallara/Toyota/Firestone
"It was a good afternoon for the Delphi crew. We made some good changes. We came out here and decided we would spend this last hour trying to address some issues and that will let us go back tonight and make some good decisions for tomorrow. The rain delay didn't affect us at all today since it's early in the week and you really don't want to be out flogging it all day, every day. It was a nice little break to look at the data and see where we are at and then go back out and make improvements."
Position: 9th
Speed: 218.559mph
Time: 41.1788seconds
Total Laps: 57
Sarah Fisher. No. 39 Bryant/CAN/Dallara/Toyota/Firestone
"Today seemed like a struggle for the Bryant/CAN team. We had a car that was workable this morning and this afternoon we just kind of struggled along with it a little bit. We finally got a handle on it in the last couple outings of the day. The car was much more drivable and consistent at the end of the day and that is our focus for right now, to be consistent. I think once we have that, the speed will follow. In analyzing where we've come from we've gained a mile per hour each day and if we can continue to do that we'll be in good shape on Saturday."
Position: 27th
Speed: 215.004mph
Time: 41.8596seconds
Total Laps: 63
Indianapolis 500 Fast Facts
*2004 will be Sharp's tenth year at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, his 85th career start, his 77th consecutive IndyCar start--an IRL record-- his seventh season with Kelley Racing and his eighth IndyCar season. In 2003, he started ninth and finished 20th after an accident.
*In 2002, Fisher qualified ninth, posting the fastest one and four-lap qualifying speeds by a woman in Indianapolis 500 history. Finished 24th, four laps down which was her best finish at Indianapolis.
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