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The IndyCar Series has a surprise in store: it leads the field for today’s 110-lap race on the 12-turn, 3.166-kilometer Portland International Raceway.
Santino Ferrucci, whose place with AJ Foyt Racing is not assured for 2025, is on pole for the first time in IndyCar after outpacing Will Power and series points leader Alex Palou in qualifying. It is also Foyt Racing’s first pole since 2014, when Takuma Sato took P1 at Detroit’s Belle Isle.
Three drivers – Kyle Kirkwood (qualifying position 5), Graham Rahal (6th) and David Malukas (19th) – were demoted by six starting positions due to unauthorized engine changes.
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Part of the process: Thanks to the dynamics of Foyt Racing, Ferrucci reaches pole in Portland
What channel will broadcast the IndyCar race in Portland?
TV: United States
Streaming: Peacock, Fubo (free trial)
When does the IndyCar race in Portland start?
All times ET; all sessions on Peacock, IndyCar Live, IndyCar Radio and SiriusXM Channel 218
Sunday, August 25
13:10–14:25: Indy NXT Race
3pm-6pm: IndyCar racing, USA
IndyCar starting grid for the Bitnile.com Grand Prix at Portland International Raceway
*-Starting position results from a penalty of 6 places for an unauthorized engine change
- Santino Ferrucci
- Willpower
- Alex Palou
- Christian Lundgaard
- Joseph Newgarden
- Romain Grosjean
- Marcus Armstrong
- Colton Herta
- Scott Dixon
- Marcus Ericsson
- Kyle Kirkwood*
- Graham Rahal*
- Pietro Fittipaldi
- Rinus VeeKay
- Yuri Vips
- Christian Rasmussen
- Alexander Rossi
- Felix Rosenqvist
- Toby Sowerby
- Scott McLaughlin*
- Linus Lundqvist
- Pato O’Ward
- Nolan Siegel
- StingRay Robb
- David Malukas*
- Conor Daly
- Jack Harvey
- Kyffin Simpson*
IndyCar 2024 points standings
(Until August 17)
- Alex Palou (3 race wins, 2 for points), 443
- Colton Herta (1 win), 384
- Scott Dixon (2 wins), 378
- Willpower (2 wins), 377
- Scott McLaughlin (2 wins), 370
- Pato O’Ward (2 wins), 345
- Kyle Kirkwood, 322
- Josef Newgarden (2 wins), 317
- Alexander Rossi, 277
- Santino Ferrucci, Felix Rosenqvist, 249
IndyCar schedule 2024
The times for TV coverage are ET
| Date, time | Location | TV/Winner |
| 10 March | St. Petersburg, Florida % | Pato O’Ward** |
| March 24 | Thermal, California*# | Alex Palou |
| 21.April | Long Beach, California % | Scott Dixon |
| 28.April | Leeds, Alabama.# | Scott McLaughlin |
| May 11 | Indianapolis# | Alex Palou |
| 26 May | Indianapolis@ | Joseph Newgarden |
| June 2 | Detroit% | Scott Dixon |
| 9 June | Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin# | Willpower |
| 23 June | Monterey, California.# | Alex Palou |
| July 7 | Lexington, Ohio# | Pato O’Ward |
| July 13 | Newton, Iowa@ | Scott McLaughlin |
| July 14 | Newton, Iowa@ | Willpower |
| July 21 | % of Toronto | Colton Herta |
| 17.August | Gateway, Illinois@ | Joseph Newgarden |
| 25 August, 3 p.m. | Portland# | USA |
| 31 August, 6 p.m. | Milwaukee@ | peacock |
| Sept. 1, 2:30 p.m. | Milwaukee@ | USA |
| 15 Sept., 3pm | Nashville@ | NBC |
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