Indy 500 qualifying results: Pole winner, full starting grid for 2024 race at Indianapolis
The Indy 500 is back for its 108th annual race. The Sporting News is tracking the qualifying results for the 2024 edition.
www.sportingnews.comI don’t have live results loaded here, but I can share the latest Indy 500 qualifying outlook and where to find up-to-the-minute updates.
What qualifies as “latest” right now
- Pole position and Fast 12 progress are typically decided on Day 2 of qualifying, with Last Chance qualifiers and Fast Six determining the final starting grid. For 2025, those rounds were structured as: Top 12 compete for pole in the Fast 12, then Last Chance for three spots on Row 11, and Fast Six for the pole.[1][2]
- News outlets commonly publish live updates during the day, including who makes the Fast 12, who advances to pole, and who misses making the race. Typical sources include IndyStar, Sporting News, Crash.net, and race-day write-ups from major outlets.[6][7][1]
Where to check current results quickly
- IndyStar live updates and provisional starting grid pages during qualifying days.
- The Sporting News Indy 500 qualifying live updates page for results and lineup.
- Crash.net Indy 500 qualifying live updates for lap-by-lap progress and driver status.
What to expect this year (typical flow)
- Day 1 (Saturday): Set positions 13–30. The top 12 from Day 1 are locked into Day 2’s sessions and start further ahead in the order.[2]
- Day 2 (Sunday): Fast 12 for pole, Last Chance for the final three starting spots, then Fast Six to determine the pole winner. Several drivers can surge into pole or drop out depending on track conditions and tow effects.[1][2]
If you’d like, I can monitor this thread and summarize the latest verified results with concise updates as of the most recent session, and I can pull in the exact pole winner and final starting grid once those are published.