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Lochie Hughes secured the top spot in qualifying for the INDY NXT by Firestone race at World Wide Technology Raceway. The driver of the No. 26 Andretti machine laid down a fast lap that put him ahead of the field, earning the pole position for the upcoming event. Hughes' performance was a standout, showing strong pace on the 1.25-mile oval.
Max Taylor claimed the third-fastest time, placing him on the second row for the start. Josh Pierson was right behind in fourth, giving his team a solid starting position. On the other end of the speed chart, Seb Murray ended the session in tenth place. Murray will have some work to do from the middle of the pack when the green flag drops.
The qualifying session set the stage for what should be a competitive race on the oval. With Hughes leading the way, the field is tight, and several drivers have a shot at victory. The INDY NXT series continues to showcase rising talent, and this round at World Wide Technology Raceway is no exception. All eyes will be on Hughes to see if he can convert his pole position into a win.
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