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Pos Car Driver Team Time Speed --- --- -------------------- ----------------------------------- --------- --------- 1. 27 Sebastian Saavedra AFS Racing/Andretti Green Racing 1:04.607 ...

Published: Oct 2, 2009, 4:42 PM

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Pos Car Driver               Team                                     Time     Speed
--- --- -------------------- ----------------------------------- --------- ---------
 1.  27 Sebastian Saavedra   AFS Racing/Andretti Green Racing     1:04.607    97.792
 2.   7 James Hinchcliffe    Sam Schmidt Motorsports              1:04.889    97.366
 3.  21 James Davison        Vision Racing                        1:04.942    97.287
 4.  37 Richard Philippe     Team PBIR                            1:04.976    97.235
 5.  19 Stefan Wilson        Walker Racing                        1:05.016    97.176
 6.  26 J.R. Hildebrand      ARPRO/Andretti Green/AFS Racing      1:05.069    97.098
 7.  20 Ana Beatriz          Sam Schmidt Motorsports              1:05.137    96.996
 8.  44 Gustavo Yacaman      Sam Schmidt Motorsports              1:05.219    96.873
 9.   2 Andrew Prendeville   Team Moore Racing                    1:05.236    96.848
10.  11 Wade Cunningham      Sam Schmidt Motorsports              1:05.463    96.513
11.   5 Mario Romancini      RLR/Andersen Racing                  1:05.471    96.500
12.  15 Martin Plowman       Panther Racing                       1:05.598    96.314
13.  35 Charlie Kimball      Team PBIR                            1:05.920    95.843
14.  16 Pippa Mann           Panther Racing                       1:06.409    95.137
15.   9 Ali Jackson          RLR/Andersen Racing                  1:06.977    94.330
16.   3 Sergey Mokshantsev   Brian Stewart Racing                 1:08.892    91.709
17.  55 Rodrigo Barbosa      ELFF Racing                          1:09.768    90.558
18.  28 Daniel Herrington +  Bryan Herta Autosport                 no time  no speed

+ Time disallowed - car failed post-qualifying technical inspection

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