But on a bumpy 11-turn, 1.786-mile temporary street course, the 31-year-old Swede struggled to find the right balance in the second qualifying round.
… We’ll work on it (Sunday) in the warmup and then go out and see what we can do in the race.”Įricsson posted the second fastest time in Saturday’s 45-minute morning practice session. “I think all of the practice sessions we were right up there so we had more speed” than ninth place, Ericsson said of his starting spot, “so a bit disappointing. The quiet, unassuming Indianapolis 500 champ would rather produce consistent results than idle chatter. He’s also still able to avoid the traditional midseason fanfare and the truth is, Ericsson prefers it this way. He still heads into Sunday’s race at Toronto atop the Ind圜ar standings an with a chance to pad his lead. Marcus Ericsson won’t let Saturday’s qualifying disappointment ruin his breakout season.
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