Franchitti, Ganassi have tough day at Indy - SI.com

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Franchitti, Ganassi have tough day at Indy SI.com ... he was the slowest of the seven who completed a qualifying attempt during the 90-minute segment. He'll start on the inside of Row 3 after going 224.037. Things were even worse for Clauson, who was within one lap of making the 33-car starting grid. KV Racing Indy 500 Pole Day reportMotorsport.com Briscoe puts Team Penske back on Indy 500 poleHuffington Post all 453 news articles »

Pit pass: IndyCar considers idea of letting Lotus keep extra boost - Indianapolis Star

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Pit pass: IndyCar considers idea of letting Lotus keep extra boost Indianapolis Star The fastest Lotus at Indianapolis Motor Speedway is still 6 mph slower than the slowest Chevrolet and 8 mph slower than the slowest Honda. More critical to the discussion is the 14-mph deficit to Friday's quickest driver, Marco Andretti, at 227.540 mph ... IndyCar drivers hoping series officials keep power boost for race day at ...Washington Post Briscoe puts Team Penske back on Indy 500 pole77Square.com all 680 news articles »

India Car Sales Grow at Slowest Pace in 10 Months - Wall Street Journal

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India Car Sales Grow at Slowest Pace in 10 Months Wall Street Journal By NIKHIL GULATI And SANTANU CHOUDHURY NEW DELHI – Car sales in India grew 3.4% in April -- the slowest pace in 10 months -- as costlier loans, higher fuel prices and an increase in vehicle prices prompted potential customers to put off purchases. and more »

China's Car Dealerships Struggle as Stockpiles Increase - Bloomberg

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China's Car Dealerships Struggle as Stockpiles Increase Bloomberg The warning signals that vehicle deliveries reported by companies, which have risen more than analysts' estimates for the past two months, aren't fully translating to consumer sales. Demand was the slowest in the first four months since 1998, ... and more »

China Car Dealers Struggle as Stockpiles Rise, Group Says - San Francisco Chronicle

China Car Dealers Struggle as Stockpiles Rise, Group Says San Francisco Chronicle The warning signals that vehicle deliveries reported by companies, which have risen more than analysts' estimates for the past two months, aren't fully translating to consumer sales. Demand was the slowest in the first four months since 1998, ... and more »