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The Newzealander achieved a remarkable 234.046mph average during his qualification for Indy 500 on Sunday, handing the 41-year-old the record for the fastest four-lap average in the sport's history.
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Dixon: Pole at the Indy 500 is a privilege but is only “step one”
Dixon’s four-lap average around the Indianapolis Motor Speedway was 234.046mph, making it the fastest ever pole run in Indy history, and the second fastest run of all time. (Arie Luyendyk’s famous 236mph run in 1996 was not set on Pole Day).
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