Time Trials
Time trials was scheduled for six days. Rain, however, pushed qualifying into a seventh day.
- Saturday May 12 - Pole Day time trials
- Sunday May 13 - Second day time trials
- Saturday May 19 - Third day time trials
- Sunday May 20 - Fourth day time trials
- Saturday May 26 - Fifth day time trials
- Sunday May 27 - Sixth day time trials (rained out)
- Monday May 28 - Seventh day time trials (rain makeup day)
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