Will Power faces an uphill battle in starting from the last row this year, but the 2018 champion can't be counted out.

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Will Power reflected on the final practice session ahead of the Indy 500 event. The 44-year-old offered a candid assessment of his performance and his overall feeling ahead of the upcoming oval race.

But ahead of the Fast 12, Power’s passed inspection without issue, and it wasn’t until Newgarden’s car rolled through afterwards that IndyCar’s tech inspection crew raised a red flag.

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Penske teammates Josef Newgarden and Will Power failed tech inspections. Pato O'Ward, who qualified third, was asked what he thought after Sunday's qualifying, and he didn't mince words.