Greenemeier Gives Heart of Racing Fourth Pole in Five Races

Photo: Brandon Badraoui/IMSA

Hannah Greenemeier gave Heart of Racing Team its fourth IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge pole position in the last five races after taking top qualifying honors for this afternoon’s Indianapolis Motor Speedway 120.

Greenemeier, in the team’s No. 26 Aston Martin Vantage GT4 Evo, reeled off a chart-topping 1:29.351 lap time to outpace a trio of Ford Mustang GT4s.

It marked Greenemeier’s second career series pole in the car she’ll share with Hannah Grisham.

Ford DTM star Finn Wiebelhaus qualified second in the GS championship-contending No. 13 McCumbee McAleer Racing Mustang GT4, ahead of Evan Slater and Paul Holton, who were third and fourth, respectively, in their KohR Motorsports and Team TGM examples.

Allen Patten completed the top-five in the No. 66 YRB Racing-entered Aston Martin.

Rocco Pasquarella scored his third TCR class pole of the season, leading a front row sweep for Honda Civic FL5 TCR machibery.

Pasquarella’s 1:30.950 lap time in the No. 5 KMW Motorsports with TMR Engineering entry was a mere 0.009 seconds quicker than LP Montour in the No. 93 MMG entry.

Celso Neto will line up third in class in the No. 77 Stallion Motorsports w/ GOU CUPRA Leon VZ TCR he will share with reigning TCR Europe champion Jenson Brickley for the first time.

The Indianapolis Motor Speedway 120 gets underway at 2:30 p.m. EST with live coverage on Peacock and IMSA’s YouTube channel, commercial-free courtesy of Michelin.

RESULTS: Qualifying

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