Indianapolis 500 qualifying is to be cut back to a single-weekend event in 2010.
For most of its history, qualifying for the IndyCar Series’ showpiece race has been spread over two weekends, with the most recent format seeing the grid set across four days. Since 2005, the top 11 places have been decided on Pole Day Saturday, positions 12 to 22 on the Sunday afterward, then the final 11 spots the following Saturday before non-qualifiers attempted to get back into the field on the final Bump Day … Details
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