Key keywords: Jack Harvey, Dreyer and Reinbold Racing, 2026 Indianapolis 500 Carb Day, 110th Indianapolis 500, Indianapolis Motor Speedway Turn 1, May 22 2026 IndyCar Session, Licensable IndyCar Photography On Friday, May 22, 2026, Dreyer and Reinbold Racing (DRR) driver Jack Harvey piloted the No. 24 Chevrolet-powered IndyCar entry through turn one of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway (IMS) oval during the annual Carb Day session, the final on-track public practice ahead of the historic 110th Running of the Indianapolis 500. Carb Day, short for Carburetion Day, marks the last chance for teams to fine-tune their setups, test fuel mixtures, and practice pit stops in front of tens of thousands of fans before the 500-mile race, one of the most prestigious events in global motorsports. The 33-year-old British driver, who joined DRR for a partial 2026 IndyCar schedule centered around the Indy 500, posted a top-10 lap time during the 90-minute Carb Day practice session, clocking in at 227.8 miles per hour and showing consistent speed through the track’s four turns, particularly the high-banked turn one that has challenged even veteran drivers in this year’s practice runs. The licensable photograph capturing Harvey’s entry into turn one highlights the low, aerodynamic profile of his No. 24 car, the signature DRR blue and orange livery glowing under the clear Friday afternoon sun, as thousands of spectators lined the grandstands overlooking the first turn to cheer on drivers ahead of race weekend. DRR team co-owner Dennis Reinbold noted after the session that Harvey’s consistent performance throughout practice week has positioned the team as a dark horse contender for the 2026 Indy 500 win, pointing to the team’s specialized pit crew and upgraded engine package as key advantages for race day. The 110th Indianapolis 500 is scheduled to take place on Sunday, May 24, 2026, with a projected sell-out crowd of over 300,000 fans in attendance at IMS. Harvey is set to start 12th on the 33-car grid, his highest starting position in his eight career Indy 500 appearances. The licensable image of Harvey navigating turn one on Carb Day is available for editorial and commercial use through authorized motorsports media platforms, with usage rights covering print, digital, and broadcast coverage of the 2026 Indy 500 event.