Australian IndyCar driver Will Power qualified second behind Penske teammate Simon Pagenaud for the Grand Prix of Alabama.
Pagenaud, who has a win and two runners-up finish in the first three races, edged Power in `Fast 6' qualifying with a lap of 1:06.7262 for Sunday's (Monday AEST) race.
Team Penske has four straight pole positions this season, but it's the first of the year for Pagenaud.
Power, a two-time winner on the 17-turn, 2.3-mile (3.7km) road course, had the second-fastest lap.
He'd won the pole three times since 2010 in Alabama and will start up front for the sixth consecutive year.
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Defending champion Josef Newgarden will start third, followed by Scott Dixon, Sebastian Bourdais and Graham Rahal.
Chevrolet continued to dominate with the top five qualifiers.
