The 25-year-old Andretti Global driver spun in Turn 1, and the rear struck the outside wall as the car briefly became airborne.

Colton Herta rebounded from a crash early in Indianapolis 500 qualifying on Saturday to safely make the field with a backup car quickly built up by Andretti Autosport.

Colton Herta, driving the No. 26 Andretti Global Honda, was starting a four-lap qualifying run when he spun coming out of Turn 1, hitting the outside wall and then flipping, finally coming to a rest pressed against the barrier. You can see Herta’s shunt here:

It was three familiar faces at the top of the Indianapolis 500 qualifying board after the first round of time trials.

It was three familiar faces at the top of the Indianapolis 500 qualifying board after the first round of time trials, with two-time defending IndyCar series champion Alex Palou holding the provisional pole.