Nolan Siegel Paces Second Indy NXT Practice at St. Petersburg

Nolan Siegel practicing on the streets of St. Petersburg.
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Nolan Siegel practicing on the streets of St. Petersburg.
Nolan Siegel practicing on the streets of St. Petersburg. Photo courtesy of James Black/Penske Entertainment.

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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Nolan Siegel paced the second Indy NXT by Firestone Series practice session on the streets of St. Petersburg.

The 18-year-old went around the 14-turn, 1.8 mile street circuit in 1 minute, 6.asdf seconds in the No. 39 Dallara IL-15 for HMD Motorsports.

The session sustained two interruptions for contact. The No. 21 entry of Kyffin Simpson hit the tire barrier in Turn 4 with the left front corner of his car. Simpson was seen and released from the IndyCar medical staff.

Within the final few minutes of the session, Josh Green hit the wall in the No. 3 entry from HMD Motorsports on the exit of Turn 9. The left front corner of that car was also destroyed and the session ended early due to that contact.

Indy NXT qualifying will take place at 1:35 p.m. ET with the race following at 10:00 a.m. Sunday, March 5th.

Session results:

  1. Nolan Siegel
  2. Reece Gold
  3. Christian Rasmussen
  4. Josh Pierson
  5. Jacob Abel
  6. Louis Foster
  7. Matteo Nannini
  8. Danial Frost
  9. Rasmus Lindh
  10. Hunter McElrea
  11. Enaam Ahmed
  12. Ernie Francis Jr.
  13. Josh Green
  14. Jamie Chadwick
  15. Colin Kaminsky
  16. James Roe
  17. Kyffin Simpson
  18. Jagger Jones
  19. Christian Bogle

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