Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing\u2019s Christian Lundgaard set the pace in the second practice session of the weekend for the IndyCar Series\u2019 season finale at Laguna Seca.
Red flags became the theme once again in Saturday morning’s session.
The first stoppage came out after nine minutes when McLaren’s Pato O’Ward got out of shape entering Turn 3, skidding off course into the tire barrier with minor damage to the left front of the car. The Mexican exited the car, which was towed back to the paddock. “It's just a driver mistake, I think I touched a white line on the curb,” O’Ward said. “It was just too much attack for what was available.”put his Andretti Autosport Honda at the top moments before O’Ward’s shunt with a lap at 1m07.8880s. The session resumed after 7m33s stoppage, with Alexander Rossi flexing the strength of his #7 Arrow McLaren Chevrolet and vaulting to first with a flying lap of 1m07.8522s.
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