 But Will Power was far and away the fastest of the fast on the day, finishing .594 seconds ahead of his closest competitor, Robert Doornbos, thus clinching his fifth pole position of the year and second in succession.Power's feat was all the more notable as he is driving with a broken wrist suffered in his home race three weeks ago in Australia.Bourdais was unable to better his Friday time, but will start the race next to Will Power on the front row of the grid.