Indianapolis: Andretti Green Racing qualifying notes
Raphael Matos, ...
Raphael Matos, #27 AFS/AGR Dallara/Firestone
"We tried to find some speed after the first practice session, which we did find in the second practice session. The AFS/Andretti Green Racing car felt good during our qualifying run. We just need to find a little more speed, but it is a long race. I am pretty happy with the car. I wish we could have challenged for the pole, but that's racing."
Arie Luyendyk, Jr., #26 AGR/AFS Dallara/Firestone
"I'm a little disappointed. The AFS/Andretti Green car has been up front all season, but this is a really tough place. I don't think there was much more in the car because we were flat out all the way around. Now we have to work for the race tomorrow. We were fourth quick in the morning session in traffic, so I feel pretty confident that we can challenge for the win tomorrow."
-credit: agr
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