McLaughlin posted a four-lap average of 234.220 MPH.
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Nolan Siegel’s crash on the final qualifying attempt for the last row of next Sunday's Indianapolis 500 knocked the 19-year-old rookie out of the race and assured two IndyCar regulars — Marcus Ericsson and Graham Rahal — of starting spots on the 33-car grid. Siegel was bumped from the final starting spot on the next-to-last attempt in the session when Ericsson, the 2022 Indy winner and 2023 runner-up, posted a four-lap average of 230.027 mph to move into the No. 32 spot. It also prevented Ericsson from missing the field after mistakenly lifting his foot off the fuel pedal with one lap to go in his first qualifying run of the day, thinking he was finished.