There was some alarm that popped up on the dash, and it just cut power," said Larson, who is trying to qualify for the May 26 race and become the first driver since Tony Stewart in 2001 to complete the Indy 500 and Coca-Cola 600 on the same day.
"Brian Campe, the technical director for Hendrick Motorsports who is working with Arrow McLaren to field the No. 17 car, said an examination of Larson's engine found no serious problems."
"The hope was to get back on the track later Saturday and give him a chance to make the top 12 to advance to the pole shootout Sunday."
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