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Pos Car Driver Team Time Speed --- --- -------------------- ----------------------------------- --------- --------- 1. 10 Dario Franchitti Chip Ganassi Racing 1:37.672 ...

Published: Oct 2, 2009, 4:47 PM

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Pos Car Driver               Team                                     Time     Speed
--- --- -------------------- ----------------------------------- --------- ---------
 1.  10 Dario Franchitti     Chip Ganassi Racing                  1:37.672   214.513
 2.   6 Ryan Briscoe         Team Penske                          1:37.718   214.413
 3.   9 Scott Dixon          Chip Ganassi Racing                  1:37.771   214.296
 4.   3 Helio Castroneves    Team Penske                          1:37.802   214.228
 5.   7 Danica Patrick       Andretti Green Racing                1:37.939   213.929
 6.   5 Mario Moraes         KV Racing Technology                 1:38.036   213.717
 7.   4 Dan Wheldon          Panther Racing                       1:38.092   213.596
 8.  26 Marco Andretti       Andretti Green Racing                1:38.118   213.540
 9.  06 Robert Doornbos*     Newman/Haas/Lanigan Racing           1:38.145   213.479
10.  20 Ed Carpenter         Vision Racing                        1:38.166   213.435
11.  27 Hideki Mutoh         Andretti Green Racing                1:38.215   213.327
12.  02 Graham Rahal         Newman/Haas/Lanigan Racing           1:38.284   213.178
13.  34 Alex Tagliani        Conquest Racing                      1:38.286   213.173
14.  67 Sarah Fisher         Sarah Fisher Racing                  1:38.573   212.554
15.   2 Raphael Matos*       Luczo Dragon Racing                  1:38.766   212.137
16.  11 Tony Kanaan          Andretti Green Racing                1:38.780   212.108
17.  18 Justin Wilson        Dale Coyne Racing                    1:38.820   212.021
18.  43 Tomas Scheckter      Dreyer & Reinbold Racing             1:38.951   211.741
19.  24 Mike Conway*         Dreyer & Reinbold Racing             1:38.977   211.686
20.  23 Milka Duno           Dreyer & Reinbold Racing             1:39.017   211.601
21.  13 EJ Viso              HVM Racing                           1:39.039   211.553
22.  14 AJ Foyt IV           AJ Foyt Enterprises                  1:39.085   211.454
23.  21 Ryan Hunter-Reay     Vision Racing                        1:39.519   210.532
24.  98 Jaques Lazier        CURB/Agajanian/Team 3G               1:40.091   209.329

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