Indycar Series 91St Indianapolis 500 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway Sunday, May 27, 2007 PROVISIONAL STARTING LINEUP

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IndyCar Series 91st Indianapolis 500 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway Sunday, May 27, 2007 PROVISIONAL STARTING LINEUP SP CAR YR DRIVER CAR NAME C/E/T TIME SPEED Row 1 1 3 6W Helio Castroneves Team Penske D/H/F 2:39.4214 225.817 2 11 5 Tony Kanaan Team 7-Eleven D/H/F 2:39.4634 225.757 3 27 4 Dario Franchitti Canadian Club D/H/F 2:39.8642 225.191 Row 2 4 9 4 Scott Dixon Target Chip Ganassi Racing D/H/F 2:39.9136 225.122 5 6 7W Sam Hornish Jr. Team Penske D/H/F 2:39.9227 225.109 6 10 4W Dan Wheldon Target Chip Ganassi Racing D/H/F 2:40.2557 224.641 Row 3 7 12 1 Ryan Briscoe Symantec Luczo Dragon Racing D/H/F 2:40.4208 224.410 8 7 2 Danica Patrick Motorola D/H/F 2:40.6596 224.076 9 26 1 Marco Andretti NYSE Group D/H/F 2:41.2186 223.299 Row 4 10 2 5 Tomas Scheckter Vision Racing D/H/F 2:41.5238 222.877 11 39 15 Michael Andretti Motorola/Jim Beam D/H/F 2:41.5880 222.789 12 8 12 Scott Sharp Patrón Sharp Rahal Letterman Racing D/H/F 2:40.8041 223.875 Row 5 13 17 2 Jeff Simmons Rahal Letterman Racing Team Ethanol D/H/F 2:40.9352 223.693 14 20 3 Ed Carpenter Vision Racing D/H/F 2:41.0777 223.495 15 14 2 Darren Manning ABC Supply Co./AJ Foyt Racing D/H/F 2:41.0950 223.471 Row 6 16 15 3W Buddy Rice A1TeamUSA/DRR D/H/F 2:41.5612 222.826 17 55 3 Kosuke Matsuura Panasonic D/H/F 2:41.7290 222.595 18 22 3 A.J. Foyt IV Vision Racing D/H/F 2:41.8607 222.413 Row 7 19 4 4 Vitor Meira Delphi Panther D/H/F 2:41.9196 222.333 20 02 6 Davey Hamilton Vision Racing D/H/F 2:41.9238 222.327 21 5 5 Sarah Fisher AAMCO/Dreyer & Reinbold Racing D/H/F 2:42.1914 221.960 Row 8 22 99 14W Buddy Lazier Sam Schmidt Motorsports D/H/F 2:42.6165 221.380 23 24 4 Roger Yasukawa Wellman Corbier/DRR D/H/F 2:41.6855 222.654 24 33 7 John Andretti Camping World Panther D/H/F 2:42.3403 221.756 Row 9 25 50 18W Al Unser Jr. AJ Foyt Racing D/H/F 2:42.9871 220.876 26 98 4 Alex Barron CURB Records D/H/F 2:43.2871 220.471 27 19 1 Jon Herb Racing Professionals D/H/F 2:43.5516 220.108 Row 10 28 21 5 Jaques Lazier Indiana Ice / Venture Logistics P/H/F 2:44.0774 219.409 29 23 R Milka Duno CITGO Racing D/H/F 2:44.2129 219.228 30 25 2 Marty Roth Roth Racing D/H/F 2:44.4421 218.922 Row 11 31 77 2 Roberto Moreno Chastain Motorsports P/H/F 2:43.4139 220.299 32 91 6 Richie Hearn Hemelgarn/Racing Professionals D/H/F 2:43.7408 219.860 33 31 R Phil Giebler Ethos Fuel Reformulator P/H/F 2:43.9071 219.637 2007 32-Car Field Average: 222.505 mph 2006 33-Car Field Average: 222.688 mph Difference: -0.383 mph Legend: R=Indianapolis 500 Rookie (2). W=Past Indianapolis 500 Winner (6). Chassis Legend: D=Dallara (30); P=Panoz (3). Engine Legend: H=Honda. Tire Legend: F=Firestone..

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