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Carlos Munoz leads flag-to-flag for the second consecutive race in winning the Long Beach 100 on the temporary street circuit. The Andretti Autosport driver took over the championship points lead heading into the Firestone Freedom 100.

Carlos Munoz earned his third consecutive Sunoco Pole Award and will share Row 1 for the Long Beach 100 on April 21 with Jack Hawksworth. Munoz set a track record in qualifying.

Carlos Munoz posts the quickest lap on the 1.968-mile, 11-turn Long Beach street circuit during the initial practice for the Long Beach 100. Qualifications for the April 21 race are at 3:55 p.m. (ET) April 20.

Canadian teenager Matthew Di Leo will step up to Firestone Indy Lights as owner/driver of MDL Racing's entry beginning at the Long Beach 100.

Firestone Indy Lights drivers pass the time before the Long Beach 100 in a variety of ways. Carlos Munoz, Jack Hawksworth, Sage Karam and Peter Dempsey had a particularly eventful break.