INDIANAPOLIS — The Penske perfect weekend continued on Saturday afternoon in qualifying to set the lineup for Sunday’s TireRack.com Battle on the Bricks (1 p.m. ET, NBC). Hours after they went 1-2 in the morning practice, they’d go 1-2 in qualifying as well.

Matt Campbell went P1 early and never relinquished the spot in topping the 10-minute-long session with a lap of 1:13.672-seconds in his No. 7 Penske Porsche Motorsports Porsche 963. He beat his teammate by .152-seconds with Mathieu Jaminet going 1:13.824-seconds in his No. 6 Penske Porsche Motorsports Porsche 963.

That’s exactly how they went this morning. Can they do that on Sunday?

Meyer Shank Racing’s No. 60 Acura ARX-06 was third by Tom Blomqvist in going 1:13.864-seconds. Sebastien Bourdais (1:13.939-seconds) will start fourth in the No. 01 Cadillac Racing car while Ricky Taylor gave Acura two cars in the top five at 1:14.114-seconds in the No. 10 WTR Andretti Acura ARX-06.

LMP2

Points leader Ben Keating put he and Paul-Loup Chatin on the pole with a time of 1:17.650-seconds in his No. 52 PR1 Mathiasen Motorsports ORECA LMP2. He was .440-seconds ahead of George Kurtz and the No. 04 Crowdstrike Racing by APR ORECA LMP2. He and Ben Hanley won Watkins Glen two races ago but with being P7 in Road America, they’re 3rd in points.

Second in points, Steven Thomas and Mikkel Jensen will start third (1:18.623-seconds) in their No. 11 TDS Racing entry.

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LMP3

An upset occurred here with Gar Robinson and his teammate Felipe Fraga crashing and starting last. They’re undefeated in points paying races (4-0) with wins in Sebring, Watkins Glen, Mosport and Road America). To have that mistake could cost them dearly.

It opened up the door for the No. 29 Jr. III Racing Ligier JS P320 driven by Bijoy Garg and teammate Guilherme de Oliveria as they’ll start on the pole for this class at 1:20.513-seconds. They’ll be joined by teammates Nolan Siegel and Ari Balough with the Indy NXT driver in Siegel qualifying their No. 30 entry at 1:20.982-seconds.

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GTD Pro

The Pfaff Motorsports Porsche 911 GT3 R (992) will start on the pole for Sunday’s race with a time of 1:23.140-seconds set by Klaus Bachler in the No. 9 entry on Saturday. He and team driver Patrick Pilet will lead the No. 79 Mercedes AMG GT3 from WeatherTech Racing to green with Jules Gounon going 1:23.290-seconds to qualify P2.

Points leaders Jack Hawksworth and Ben Barnicoat (1:23.345-seconds) will start third in the No. 14 Vasser Sullivan Lexus RC F GT3 while Alex Riberas qualified he and Ross Gunn’s No. 23 Heart of Racing Team Aston Martin Vantage GT3 entry in fourth with a time of 1:23.395-seconds.

Jordan Taylor put the No. 3 Corvette C8.R GTD entry fifth with a time of 1:23.741-seconds.

The Vasser Sullivan Lexus has finished runner-up in each of the last three races on the season including 7 top 2 results in the last 8 races overall. Can they beat the Porsche and Mercedes on Sunday?

The Porsche was second quickest on Friday but fastest on Saturday morning. In fact, the top 5 cars in order on Saturday morning were the top 5cars in qualifying too.

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GTD

Points leaders Madison Snow and Bryan Sellers will start on the pole in this class with setting the top time among all the GTD cars on Saturday at 1:23.075-seconds in their No. 1 Paul Miller Racing BMW M4 GT3. That’s a massive feat in the fact that they were only 36th quickest among the 48 cars here on both Friday afternoon as well as Saturday morning and then went to the top of the speed charts in qualifying.

This ride has been en fuego this season. Both Sellers and Snow have a record setting 5 trips to victory lane including two straight. With a 375-point lead in points, if they leave Indy 385 points up or more on the field, then they’d clinch the title a race early.

They’re in good shape at the start.

The Korthoff/Preston Motorsports No. 32 Mercedes AMG GT3 driven by Mikael Grenier was P2 at 1:23.290-seconds while Patrick Gallagher qualified he and Robby Foley’s No. 96 Turner Motorsport BMW M4 GT3 car in third at 1:23.657-seconds.