Team Penske's Will Power and Josef Newgarden failed technical inspection Sunday, knocking them out of Indy 500 qualifying

Qualifying day for the Indianapolis 500 turned into a Team Penske disaster when all three of its cars were denied a chance to run for the pole

Qualifying day for the Indianapolis 500 turned into a Team Penske disaster on Sunday, when all three of its cars were denied a chance to run for the pole, including the vehicle for Will Power, which was returned to the garage after it failed inspection.

Marcus Armstrong's scary crash destroyed his car during Indy 500 practice, and Colton Herta wrecked as well. So what's next for the two drivers?

The 25-year-old Andretti Global driver spun in Turn 1, and the rear struck the outside wall as the car briefly became airborne.

Thirty-four cars are scheduled to make qualifying attempts for the 109th Indianapolis 500. We will have the results of them all.

Kyle Larson will not be in action on Sunday at Indianapolis after qualifying 21st overall on Saturday. Scott McLaughlin was hoping to go for a second consecutive pole position at Indianapolis - but he suffered a major accident in Sunday morning practice after finishing second overall in Saturday's qualifying session.