Here are the qualifying r♉esults from Saturday, for the 2025 Indy 500.

Alex Palou is eyeing pole po♛sition after leading the first day ๊of qualifying.

Three-🧔time champion Palou went fastest at Indianapolis Motor Spe🍒edway on Saturday.

“It’s tough conditions𝕴 out there,” Paloꦍu said. 

“Yesterday i♊t was with the temperature; today it was with😼 the wind. The car has been really good. 

"We wer🐈e strug♐gling this morning (in practice). I was unable to finish a four-lap (qualifying simulation) run. Now we were able to finish it quite strongly.

“Super ha♊ppy. I don’t know if there’s more (speed in the car), but th🌳ere’s always more. The line between more and too much is very thin here at IMS. We’ll see what we have for tomorrow.”

The top💯 12 from Saturday's qualifying progrꦚess into Sunday's session.

Marco Andreꦺtti, graꦆndson of 1969 Indy 500 Mario Andretti, finished last.

Graham Rahal earned a guaranteed spot and said: “This day didn’t start off well, but we found a lot and we improv🤪ed a lot as this day went on.

“Our gu꧒ys kept our cool today and head’s down. That beer’s going to taste good tonight. I was praying all day somehow thiꦬs would happen.”

Colto🌳n Herta was involved in a big crash which flipped his car upside-down. He ended up 29th.

"I’m f𝄹ine," Herta told Fox. "Luckily nowadays these crashes look sca๊rier than they feel. Not to say that one felt good.

"The team’s going to be hard at work now trying to get the backup car ready. It’s going to be probably impossible to ge🦄t out today.

"Terrible day for this to happen. It was kind of, there were no real signs leading to it. We wer🔴e super happy with the car this morning, go out and just loose, couldn’t even get lap one done.

"It sucks, but I’m good, keep going."