Ryan Hunter-Reay, center, poses with the trophy in victory lane after winning the IZOD IndyCar Grand Prix of Baltimore race Sunday. At left is runner up Ryan Briscoe, of Australia, and at right is Simon Pagenaud, of France, third place finisher.

Ryan Hunter-Reay, center, is sprayed in victory lane after winning the IZOD IndyCar Grand Prix of Baltimore on Sunday. At left is runner up Ryan Briscoe, of Australia, and at right is Simon Pagenaud, of France, third place finisher.

IndyCar series driver James Hinchcliffe leads the cars through turn number one during the 2012 Baltimore Grand Prix downtown Baltimore.

IndyCar series driver Marco Andretti crashes during the 2012 Baltimore Grand Prix downtown Baltimore.

IndyCar series cars make their way through turn number one to start the Baltimore Grand Prix in downtown Baltimore.

Will Power, of Australia, pits during the IZOD IndyCar Grand Prix of Baltimore on Sunday in Baltimore.

From left to right, Dario Franchitti, of Scotland; Simon Pagenaud, of France; Justin Wilson, of England, and James Hinchcliffe, of Canada, negotiate a hairpin turn during the IZOD IndyCar auto race for the Grand Prix of Baltimore on Sunday.

A general view as IndyCar drivers race through the streets of Baltimore during the Grand Prix.

IndyCar series driver Ryan Hunter-Reay leads the field through turn No. 1 during the Baltimore Grand Prix in downtown Baltimore.

It isn't exactly hitting the Powerball jackpot, but Australia's Will Power, driver of the No. 12 Verizon Team Penske Chevrolet, earned the pole award for the IZOD IndyCar Series Baltimore Grand Prix on Saturday, and the 10 grand to go with it. The race is Sunday.

Scott Dixon of New Zealand drives his No. 9 Target Chip Ganassi Racing Honda during qualifying for the Baltimore Grand Prix on Saturday. He qualified third for Sunday's race.

James Hinchcliffe of Canada was actually sixth-fastest in qualifying.

Last weekend, Ryan Briscoe won in Sonoma. On Saturday, he could only turn the 14th-best time in qualifying in Baltimore.

Race cars drive down Pratt Street during IndyCar practice for the Grand Prix of Baltimore auto race on Saturday.

Indianapolis is racing's most famous Brickyard, but the city of Baltimore certainly knows a thing or two about brick buildings. The two converge on Labor Day weekend as the IndyCar series is in town for the Grand Prix of Baltimore. On Friday, England's Mike Conway drives the No. 14 ABC Supply Co./A.J. Foyt Racing Honda during practice.

Ryan Hunter-Reay looks at his car during Friday's practice session. Hunter-Reay is second in the IndyCar standings, 36 points behind Will Power.

Speaking of Will Power, the current points leader and driver of the No. 12 Verizon Team Penske Chevrolet Dallara gets ready for practice Friday.

Dario Franchitti of Scotland, driver of the No. 10 Target Chip Ganassi Racing Honda Dallara, is suited up for his Friday practice run.

Dario Franchitti gets into his car as he gets ready for Friday's practice.

Marco Andretti drives the No. 26 Team Dr. Pepper Ten/Andretti Autosport Chevrolet Dallara during Friday's practice, driving behind one of the trees lining the Baltimore course.

Marco Andretti looks to gain speed in the streets during Friday's practice.

Helio Castroneves of Brazil drives the No. 3 Penske Truck Rental Chevrolet Dallara during practice Friday. He enters the weekend third in the standings, 41 points behind the leader Will Power.