List of Indianapolis 500 winners

Winners of the annual Indianapolis 500, held on or around Memorial Day at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway since 1911.

Drivers

Indianapolis 500 winners (Fisher Era)

Year	Date	Driver	Car	Team / Owner	Distance (miles) (km)	Time	Speed (mph) (km/h)	Car Name
1909	For other races from 1909-1910 & 1916, see Indianapolis Motor Speedway race results
1910
1911	May 30	Ray Harroun	Marmon Model 32	Nordyke & Marmon Company	500.000 804.672	6:42:08.039	74.602 120.060	Marmon Wasp
1912	May 30	Joe Dawson	National	National Motor Vehicle Company	500.000 804.672	6:21:06.144	78.719 126.686	National Motor Vehicle
1913	May 30	Jules Goux	Peugeot	Peugeot	500.000 804.672	6:35:05.108	75.933 122.202	Peugot
1914	May 30	René Thomas	Delage	Louis Delâge Company	500.000 804.672	6:03:45.060	82.474 132.729	L. Delage
1915	May 31	Ralph DePalma[1]	Mercedes	E.C. Patterson	500.000 804.672	5:33:55.619	89.840 144.583	Mercedes/E.C. Patterson
1916	May 30	Dario Resta[2]	Peugeot	Peugeot Auto Racing Company	300.000 482.803[3]	3:34:16.990	84.001 135.187	Peugeot Auto Racing
1917	No race held due to World War I
1918
1919	May 31	Howdy Wilcox	Peugeot	I.M.S. Corporation	500.000 804.672	5:40:42.930	88.050 141.703	Peugeot/Indianapolis Speedway Team
1920	May 31	Gaston Chevrolet[4]	Frontenac	William Small Company	500.000 804.672	5:38:31.901	88.618 142.617	Monroe/William Small
1921	May 30	Tommy Milton	Frontenac	Louis Chevrolet	500.000 804.672	5:34:44.578	89.621 144.231	Fronteac/Louis Chevrolet
1922	May 30	Jimmy Murphy	Duesenberg / Miller	Jimmy Murphy	500.000 804.672	5:17:30.845	94.484 152.057	Jimmy Murphy
1923	May 30	Tommy Milton	Miller	H.C.S. Motor Company	500.000 804.672	5:31:19.618	90.545 145.718	H.C.S. Motor Company
1924	May 30	Lora L. Corum	Duesenberg	Duesenberg	500.000 804.672	5:05:23.595	98.234 158.092	Duesenberg
		Joe Boyer[5]
1925	May 30	Peter DePaolo	Duesenberg	Duesenberg	500.000 804.672	4:56:39.401	101.127 162.748	Duesenberg
1926	May 31	Frank Lockhart	Miller	Peter Kreis	400.000* 643.738*	5:12:48.768	95.904 154.343	Miller/Peter Kreis
1927	May 30	George Souders	Duesenberg	William S. White	500.000 804.672	5:07:33.022	97.545 156.983	Duesenberg/William White

Indianapolis 500 winners (Rickenbacker Era)

Year	Date	Driver	Chassis	Engine	Team / Owner	Distance (miles / km)	Time	Average Speed (mph / km/h)	Car Name
1928	May 30	Louis Meyer	Miller	Miller	Alden Sampson, II	500.000 / 804.672	5:01:33.725	99.482 / 160.101	Miller/Alden Sampson, II
1929	May 30	Ray Keech	Miller	Miller	M. A. Yagle	500.000 / 804.672	5:07:25.458	97.585 / 157.048	Simplex Piston Ring/Yagle
1930	May 30	Billy Arnold	Summers	Miller	Harry Hartz	500.000 / 804.672	4:58:39.720	100.448 / 161.655	Miller/Hartz
1931	May 30	Louis Schneider	Stevens	Miller	B. L. Schneider	500.000 / 804.672	5:10:27.948	96.629 / 155.509	Bowes Seal Fast/Schneider
1932	May 30	Fred Frame	Wetteroth	Miller	Harry Hartz	500.000 / 804.672	4:48:03.761	104.144 / 167.604	Miller-Harry Hartz
1933	May 30	Louis Meyer	Miller	Miller	Louis Meyer	500.000 / 804.672	4:48:00.774	104.162 / 167.632	Tydol/Louis Meyer
1934	May 30	Bill Cummings	Miller	Miller	H. C. Henning	500.000 / 804.672	4:46:05.254	104.863 / 168.761	Boyle Products/Henning
1935	May 30	Kelly Petillo	Wetteroth	Offenhauser	Kelly Petillo	500.000 / 804.672	4:42:22.771	106.240 / 170.977	Gilmore Speedway/Petillo
1936	May 30	Louis Meyer	Stevens	Miller	Louis Meyer	500.000 / 804.672	4:35:03.314	109.069 / 175.530	Ring Free/Lou Meyer
1937	May 31	Wilbur Shaw	Shaw	Offenhauser	Wilbur Shaw	500.000 / 804.672	4:24:07.861	113.580 / 182.789	Shaw-Gilmore
1938	May 30	Floyd Roberts	Wetteroth	Miller	Lou Moore	500.000 / 804.672	4:15:58.362	117.200 / 188.615	Burd Piston Ring/Lou Moore
1939	May 30	Wilbur Shaw	Maserati	Maserati	Boyle Racing Headquarters	500.000 / 804.672	4:20:47.412	115.035 / 185.131	Boyle Racing Headquarters
1940	May 30	Wilbur Shaw	Maserati	Maserati	Boyle Racing Headquarters	500.000 / 804.672	4:22:31.201	114.277 / 183.911	Boyle Racing Headquarters
1941	May 30	Floyd Davis	Wetteroth	Offenhauser	Lou Moore	500.000 / 804.672	4:20:36.266	115.117 / 185.263	Noc-Out Hose Clamp/Moore
		Mauri Rose[6]
1942	No race held due to World War II
1943
1944
1945

Indianapolis 500 winners (Hulman/George Era)

Year	Date	Driver	Chassis	Engine	Team / Owner	Distance	Time	Average Speed (mph / km/h)	Car Name
1946	May 30	George Robson[7]	Adams	Sparks	Thorne Engineering	500 miles (805 km)	4:21:16.711	114.820 / 184.785	Thorne Engineering
1947	May 30	Mauri Rose	Deidt	Offenhauser	Lou Moore	500 miles (805 km)	4:17:52.159	116.338 / 187.228	Blue Crown Spark Plug/Moore
1948	May 31	Mauri Rose	Deidt	Offenhauser	Lou Moore	500 miles (805 km)	4:10:23.286	119.814 / 192.822	Blue Crown Spark Plug/Moore
1949	May 30	Bill Holland	Deidt	Offenhauser	Lou Moore	500 miles (805 km)	4:07:15.939	121.327 / 195.257	Blue Crown Spark Plug/Moore
1950	May 30	Johnnie Parsons	Kurtis Kraft	Offenhauser	Kurtis Kraft	*345 miles (555 km)	2:46:55.967	124.002 / 199.562	Wynn's Friction/Kurtis-Kraft
1951	May 30	Lee Wallard	Kurtis Kraft	Offenhauser	Murrell Belanger	500 miles (805 km)	3:57:38.103	126.244 / 203.170	Murrell Belanger
1952	May 30	Troy Ruttman	Kuzma	Offenhauser	J. C. Agajanian	500 miles (805 km)	3:52:41.930	128.922 / 207.480	J. C. Agajanian
1953	May 30	Bill Vukovich	Kurtis Kraft	Offenhauser	Howard B. Keck	500 miles (805 km)	3:53:01.668	128.740 / 207.187	Fuel Injection/Howard Keck
1954	May 31	Bill Vukovich	Kurtis Kraft	Offenhauser	Howard B. Keck	500 miles (805 km)	3:49:17.261	130.840 / 210.567	Fuel Injection/Howard Keck
1955	May 30	Bob Sweikert	Kurtis Kraft	Offenhauser	John Zink	500 miles (805 km)	3:53:59.576	128.209 / 206.332	John Zink
1956	May 30	Pat Flaherty	Watson	Offenhauser	John Zink	500 miles (805 km)	3:53:28.872	128.490 / 206.785	John Zink
1957	May 30	Sam Hanks	Salih	Offenhauser	George Salih	500 miles (805 km)	3:41:14.238	135.601 / 218.229	Belond Exhaust/George Salih
1958	May 30	Jimmy Bryan	Salih	Offenhauser	George Salih	500 miles (805 km)	3:44:21.064	133.719 / 215.200	Belong AP/George Salih
1959	May 30	Rodger Ward	Watson	Offenhauser	Leader Cards	500 miles (805 km)	3:40:47.470	135.875 / 218.670	Leader Cards 500 Roadster
1960	May 30	Jim Rathmann	Watson	Offenhauser	Ken-Paul	500 miles (805 km)	3:36:11.384	138.767 / 223.324	Ken-Paul
1961	May 30	A.J. Foyt	Trevis	Offenhauser	Bignotti-Bowes Racing	500 miles (805 km)	3:35:37.540	139.130 / 223.908	Bowes Seal Fast/Bignotti
1962	May 30	Rodger Ward	Watson	Offenhauser	Leader Cards	500 miles (805 km)	3:33:50.291	140.293 / 225.780	Leader Cards 500 Roadster
1963	May 30	Parnelli Jones	Watson	Offenhauser	J. C. Agajanian	500 miles (805 km)	3:29:35.365	143.137 / 230.357	J. C. Agajanian/Willard Battery
1964	May 30	A.J. Foyt	Watson	Offenhauser	Ansted-Thompson Racing	500 miles (805 km)	3:23:35.813	147.350 / 237.137	Sheraton-Thompson/Ansted
1965	May 31	Jim Clark	Lotus	Ford	Team Lotus	500 miles (805 km)	3:19:05.370	150.686 / 242.506	Lotus powered by Ford
1966	May 30	Graham Hill	Lola	Ford	Mecom Racing Team	500 miles (805 km)	3:27:52.543	144.317 / 231.966	American Red Ball/Mecom
1967	May 30–31	A.J. Foyt	Coyote	Ford	Ansted-Thompson Racing	500 miles (805 km)	3:18:24.211	151.207 / 243.344	Sheraton-Thompson/Ansted
1968	May 30	Bobby Unser	Eagle	Offenhauser	Leader Cards	500 miles (805 km)	3:16:13.786	152.882 / 246.040	Rislone/Leader Cards
1969	May 30	Mario Andretti[8]	Hawk	Ford	STP Corporation	500 miles (805 km)	3:11:14.689	156.867 / 252.453	STP Oil Treatment
1970	May 30	Al Unser	Colt	Ford	Vel's Parnelli Jones Ford	500 miles (805 km)	3:12:37.057	155.749 / 250.654	Johnny Lightening
1971	May 29	Al Unser	Colt	Ford	Vel's Parnelli Jones Ford	500 miles (805 km)	3:10:11.545	157.735 / 253.850	Johnny Lightening
1972	May 27	Mark Donohue	McLaren	Offenhauser	Roger Penske Enterprises	500 miles (805 km)	3:04:23.851	162.692 / 261.827	Sunoco/McLaren Penske
1973	May 28–30	Gordon Johncock	Eagle	Offenhauser	Patrick Racing Team	*332.5 miles (535.1 km)	2:05:25.320	159.063 / 255.987	STP Double Oil Filter/Patrick
1974	May 26	Johnny Rutherford	McLaren	Offenhauser	Bruce McLaren Motor Racing	500 miles (805 km)	3:09:10.094	158.589 / 255.224	McLaren Cars
1975	May 25	Bobby Unser	Eagle	Offenhauser	All American Racers	*435 miles (700 km)	2:54:55.064	149.213 / 240.135	Jorgensen/All American Racers
1976	May 30	Johnny Rutherford	McLaren	Offenhauser	Bruce McLaren Motor Racing	*255 miles (410 km)	1:42:52.466	148.725 / 239.350	Hy-Gain|McLaren
1977	May 29	A.J. Foyt	Coyote	Foyt	A.J. Foyt Enterprises	500 miles (805 km)	3:05:57.186	161.331 / 259.637	Gilmore Racing/A.J. Foyt
1978	May 28	Al Unser	Lola	Cosworth	Chaparral Racing	500 miles (805 km)	3:05:54.974	161.363 / 259.689	First National City/Chaparral
1979	May 27	Rick Mears	Penske	Cosworth	Penske Racing	500 miles (805 km)	3:08:47.950	158.899 / 255.723	The Gould Charge/Penske
1980	May 25	Johnny Rutherford	Chaparral	Cosworth	Chaparral Racing	500 miles (805 km)	3:29:59.572	142.862 / 229.914	Pennzoil/Chaparral Racing
1981	May 24	Bobby Unser	Penske	Cosworth	Penske Racing	500 miles (805 km)	3:35:41.819	139.084 / 223.834	The Norton Spirit/Penske
1982	May 30	Gordon Johncock	Wildcat	Cosworth	STP Patrick Racing Team	500 miles (805 km)	3:05:09.122	162.029 / 260.760	STP Oil Treatment/Patrick
1983	May 29	Tom Sneva	March	Cosworth	Bignotti-Cotter	500 miles (805 km)	3:05:03.092	162.117 / 260.902	Texaco Star/Bignotti-Cotter
1984	May 27	Rick Mears	March	Cosworth	Penske Cars	500 miles (805 km)	3:03:21.638	163.612 / 263.308	Pennzoil Z-7/Penske
1985	May 26	Danny Sullivan	March	Cosworth	Penske Cars	500 miles (805 km)	3:16:06.090	152.982 / 246.201	Miller American/Penske
1986	May 31	Bobby Rahal	March	Cosworth	Truesports	500 miles (805 km)	2:55:43.457	170.722 / 274.750	Budweiser/Truesports
1987	May 24	Al Unser	March	Cosworth	Penske Racing, Incorporated	500 miles (805 km)	3:04:59.121	162.175 / 260.995	Cummins-Holset/Penske
1988	May 29	Rick Mears	Penske	Chevrolet	Penske Racing, Incorporated	500 miles (805 km)	3:27:10.167	144.809 / 233.047	Pennzoil Z-7/Penske
1989	May 28	Emerson Fittipaldi	Penske	Chevrolet	Patrick Racing, Incorporated	500 miles (805 km)	2:59:01.074	167.581 / 269.695	Marlboro/Patrick Racing
1990	May 27	Arie Luyendyk	Lola	Chevrolet	Doug Shierson Racing	500 miles (805 km)	2:41:18.404	185.981 / 299.307[9]	Domino's Pizza/Shierson
1991	May 26	Rick Mears	Penske	Chevrolet	Penske Racing, Incorporated	500 miles (805 km)	2:50:00.791	176.457 / 283.980	Marlboro Penske Chevy 91
1992	May 24	Al Unser, Jr.	Galmer	Chevrolet	Galles-Kraco Racing	500 miles (805 km)	3:43:05.148	134.477 / 216.420	Valvoline Galmer 92
1993	May 30	Emerson Fittipaldi	Penske	Chevrolet	Penske Racing, Incorporated	500 miles (805 km)	3:10:49.860	157.207 / 253.000	Marlboro Penske Chevy '93
1994	May 29	Al Unser, Jr.	Penske	Mercedes-Benz	Penske Racing, Incorporated	500 miles (805 km)	3:06:29.006	160.872 / 258.898	Marlboro Penske Mercedes
1995	May 28	Jacques Villeneuve	Reynard	Ford Cosworth	Team Green	500 miles (805 km)	3:15:17.561	153.616 / 247.221	Player's LTD/Team Green
1996	May 26	Buddy Lazier	Reynard	Ford Cosworth	Hemelgarn Racing	500 miles (805 km)	3:22:45.753	147.956 / 238.112	Delta Faucet/Montana/Hemelgarn
1997	May 26–27	Arie Luyendyk	G Force	Oldsmobile	Treadway Racing	500 miles (805 km)	3:25:43.388	145.827 / 234.686	Wavephore/Sprint PCS/Miller Lite/Provimi
1998	May 24	Eddie Cheever, Jr.	Dallara	Oldsmobile	Team Cheever	500 miles (805 km)	3:26:40.524	145.155 / 233.604	Rachel's Potato Chips
1999	May 30	Kenny Bräck	Dallara	Oldsmobile	A.J. Foyt Enterprises	500 miles (805 km)	3:15:51.182	153.176 / 246.513	A.J. Foyt PowerTeam Racing
2000	May 28	Juan Pablo Montoya	G Force	Oldsmobile	Chip Ganassi Racing	500 miles (805 km)	2:58:59.431	167.607 / 269.737	Target
2001	May 27	Hélio Castroneves	Dallara	Oldsmobile	Marlboro Team Penske	500 miles (805 km)	3:31:54.180	153.601 / 247.197	Team Penske
2002	May 26	Hélio Castroneves	Dallara	Chevrolet	Marlboro Team Penske	500 miles (805 km)	3:00:10.871	166.499 / 267.954	Marlboro Team Penske
2003	May 25	Gil de Ferran[10]	Panoz G Force	Toyota	Marlboro Team Penske	500 miles (805 km)	3:11:56.989	156.291 / 251.526	Marlboro Team Penske
2004	May 30	Buddy Rice	Panoz G Force	Honda	Rahal Letterman Racing	*450 miles (724 km)	3:14:55.2395	138.518 / 222.923	Rahal-Letterman Argent/Pioneer
2005	May 29	Dan Wheldon	Dallara	Honda	Andretti Green Racing	500 miles (805 km)	3:10:21.0769	157.603 / 253.637	Klein Tools/Jim Beam
2006	May 28	Sam Hornish, Jr.	Dallara	Honda	Marlboro Team Penske	500 miles (805 km)	3:10:58.7590	157.085 / 252.804	Marlboro Team Penske
2007	May 27	Dario Franchitti	Dallara	Honda	Andretti Green Racing	*415 miles (668 km)	2:44:03.5608	151.774 / 244.257	Canadian Club
2008	May 25	Scott Dixon	Dallara	Honda	Chip Ganassi Racing	500 miles (805 km)	3:28:57.6792	143.567 / 231.049	Target Chip Ganassi Racing
2009	May 24	Hélio Castroneves	Dallara	Honda	Marlboro Team Penske	500 miles (805 km)	3:19:34.6427	150.318 / 241.9133	Team Penske

* Race rain-shortened

Statistics

Years with new winning drivers

67 drivers have won the Indianapolis 500-Mile Race.

Year	New Winning Driver	Races Since Previous
1911	Ray Harroun	N/A
1912	Joe Dawson	1
1913	Jules Goux
1914	René Thomas
1915	Ralph DePalma
1916	Dario Resta
1919	Howdy Wilcox
1920	Gaston Chevrolet
1921	Tommy Milton
1922	Jimmy Murphy
1924	Lora L. Corum	2
	Joe Boyer
1925	Peter DePaolo	1
1926	Frank Lockhart
1927	George Souders
1928	Louis Meyer
1929	Ray Keech
1930	Billy Arnold
1931	Louis Schneider
1932	Fred Frame
1934	Bill Cummings	2
1935	Kelly Petillo	1
1937	Wilbur Shaw	2
1938	Floyd Roberts	1
1941	Floyd Davis	3
	Mauri Rose
1946	George Robson	1
1949	Bill Holland	3
1950	Johnnie Parsons	1
1951	Lee Wallard
1952	Troy Ruttman
1953	Bill Vukovich
1955	Bob Sweikert	2
1956	Pat Flaherty	1
1957	Sam Hanks
1958	Jimmy Bryan
1959	Rodger Ward
1960	Jim Rathmann
1961	A.J. Foyt
1963	Parnelli Jones	2
1965	Jim Clark
1966	Graham Hill	1
1968	Bobby Unser	2
1969	Mario Andretti	1
1970	Al Unser
1972	Mark Donohue	2
1973	Gordon Johncock	1
1974	Johnny Rutherford
1979	Rick Mears	5
1983	Tom Sneva	4
1985	Danny Sullivan	2
1986	Bobby Rahal	1
1989	Emerson Fittipaldi	3
1990	Arie Luyendyk	1
1992	Al Unser, Jr.	2
1995	Jacques Villeneuve	3
1996	Buddy Lazier	1
1998	Eddie Cheever	2
1999	Kenny Bräck	1
2000	Juan Pablo Montoya
2001	Hélio Castroneves
2003	Gil de Ferran	2
2004	Buddy Rice	1
2005	Dan Wheldon
2006	Sam Hornish, Jr.
2007	Dario Franchitti
2008	Scott Dixon

Multiple victories

16 of 67 winning drivers, 23.88%, have won the Indianapolis 500-Mile Race more than once, accounting for 44 wins out of 93 races held, 47.31%.

Wins	Driver	Years
4	A.J. Foyt	1961, 1964, 1967, 1977
	Al Unser	1970, 1971, 1978, 1987
	Rick Mears	1979, 1984, 1988, 1991
3	Louis Meyer	1928, 1933, 1936
	Wilbur Shaw	1937, 1939, 1940
	Mauri Rose[11]	1941, 1947, 1948
	Johnny Rutherford	1974, 1976, 1980
	Bobby Unser	1968, 1975, 1981
	Hélio Castroneves	2001, 2002, 2009
2	Tommy Milton	1921, 1923
	Bill Vukovich	1953, 1954
	Rodger Ward	1959, 1962
	Gordon Johncock	1973, 1982
	Emerson Fittipaldi	1989, 1993
	Al Unser, Jr.	1992, 1994
	Arie Luyendyk	1990, 1997

Consecutive victories

5 of 67 winning drivers, 7.46%, have won consecutive Indianapolis 500-Mile Races. No driver to date has won three consecutive races.

Wins	Driver	Years
2	Wilbur Shaw	1939-1940
	Mauri Rose	1947-1948
	Bill Vukovich	1953-1954
	Al Unser	1970-1971
	Hélio Castroneves	2001-2002

Rookie winners

Eight* drivers have won the Indianapolis 500-Mile Race in their first attempt.

Year	Driver	Notes
1911	Ray Harroun	First 500-mile (800 km) race
1913	Jules Goux	Drank a purported four bottles of champagne during race
1914	René Thomas
1926	Frank Lockhart	Race rain-shortened, concluded at 160 laps, 400 miles (640 km) First race ever in Championship-level car
1927	George Souders
1966	Graham Hill	Had already won the 1962 World Championship going into the race
2000	Juan Pablo Montoya	Was 1999 CART champion going into the race
2001	Hélio Castroneves	Had spent three seasons in the CART series going into the race; Only driver to date to win in first and second races

* Louis Meyer won in his first start in 1928, but had served as a relief driver, and thus running laps in competition, the year before.

Nationalities of foreign-born Indianapolis 500 winners

Drivers born outside of the United States have won the Indianapolis 500-Mile Race 23 times out of 93 races, 24.73%.

Nation	National Race Wins	Drivers	Driver Race Wins
Brazil	6	Hélio Castroneves	3 2001, 2002, 2009
		Emerson Fittipaldi	2 1989, 1993
		Gil de Ferran[a]	1 2003
Canada	1	Jacques Villeneuve	1 1995
Colombia	1	Juan Pablo Montoya	1 2000
France	3	Jules Goux	1 1913
		René Thomas	1 1914
		Gaston Chevrolet[b]	1 1920
Italy	3	Ralph DePalma	1 1915
		Dario Resta[c]	1 1916
		Mario Andretti[b]	1 1969
Netherlands	2	Arie Luyendyk	2 1990, 1997
New Zealand	1	Scott Dixon	1 2008
Sweden	1	Kenny Bräck	1 1999
United Kingdom	5	George Robson[b]	1 1946
		Jim Clark	1 1965
		Graham Hill	1 1966
		Dan Wheldon	1 2005
		Dario Franchitti	1 2007

[a] French national

[b] American national

[c] British national

Indianapolis 500 and National Championship victories in same year

As of the conclusion of the 2008 championship season, 28 of the 67 Indianapolis 500-Mile Race winners (42.42%) have won both the race and the National Championship* in the same year, in 33 out of 92 years (35.87%).

Chronological

Year	Driver	Championship Sanctioning Body*
1919	Howdy Wilcox**	AAA
1920	Gaston Chevrolet***
1921	Tommy Milton
1922	Jimmy Murphy
1925	Peter DePaolo
1928	Louis Meyer
1930	Billy Arnold
1931	Louis Schneider
1933	Louis Meyer
1934	Bill Cummings
1935	Kelly Petillo
1937	Wilbur Shaw
1938	Floyd Roberts
1939	Wilbur Shaw
1955	Bob Sweikert
1959	Rodger Ward	USAC
1961	A.J. Foyt
1962	Rodger Ward
1964	A.J. Foyt
1967	A.J. Foyt
1968	Bobby Unser
1969	Mario Andretti
1970	Al Unser
1979	Rick Mears	SCCA / CART
1980	Johnny Rutherford	CART
1986	Bobby Rahal
1989	Emerson Fittipaldi
1994	Al Unser, Jr.
1995	Jacques Villeneuve
2005	Dan Wheldon	IRL
2006	Sam Hornish, Jr.
2007	Dario Franchitti
2008	Scott Dixon

* From 1979-1995, the Indianapolis 500-Mile Race and the American Open Wheel National Championship were sanctioned by separate organizations, USAC and CART, respectively. From 1980-1995, winners of a USAC Gold Crown Championship were officially declared, but as such championship consisted solely of Indianapolis, all such winners are indistinguishable from Indianapolis winners in those same years.

** Retroactively declared and awarded, 1951.

*** Declared and awarded, but retroactively re-declared and -awarded, 1951, to Tommy Milton.

Multiple Mutual Winners

Wins	Years	Driver	Championship Sanctioning Body*
3	1961	A.J. Foyt	USAC
	1964
	1967
2	1928	Louis Meyer	AAA
	1933
	1937	Wilbur Shaw
	1939
	1959	Rodger Ward	USAC
	1962

Winning driver victories in notable international motorsport

Driver	Indianapolis 500	Formula One World Championship	Monaco Grand Prix	24 Hours of Le Mans	12 Hours of Sebring	24 Hours of Daytona	Daytona 500
Andretti	1 1969	1 1978			3 1967, 1970, 1972	1 1967	1 1967
Clark	1 1965*	2 1963, 1965*
Dixon	1 2008					1 2006
Donohue	1 1972					1 1969
Fittipaldi	2 1989, 1993	2 1972, 1974
Foyt	4 1961, 1964, 1967, 1977			1 1967	1 1985	1 1985	1 1972
Franchitti	1 2007					1 2008
Hill	1 1966	2 1962, 1968	5 1963, 1964, 1965, 1968, 1969	1 1972
Luyendyk	2 1990, 1997				1 1989	1 1998
Montoya	1 2000		1 2003			2 2007, 2008
Rahal	1 1986				1 1987	1 1981
Rice	1 2004					1 2009
Unser, Sr.	4 1970, 1971, 1978, 1987					1 1985
Unser, Jr.	2 1992, 1994					2 1986, 1987
Villeneuve	1 1995	1 1997
Wheldon	1 2005					1 2006

* Only occurrence to date of Indianapolis 500 and Formula One World Driver's Championship victory in the same year.

Owners

Multiple Victories

Winning drivers who did not start next race

The following winners did not defend their title in the next Indianapolis 500.

Year Won	Driver	Reason For Not Starting
1911	Ray Harroun	Retired for second and final time in victory lane
1912	Joe Dawson	Unknown; returned, 1914
1914	René Thomas	Unknown; returned, 1919
1915	Ralph DePalma	Unknown; returned, 1919
1916	Dario Resta	Business interests; returned, 1923
1920	Gaston Chevrolet	Fatal accident, November 1920
1924	Lora L. Corum	Unknown; returned, 1926
	Joe Boyer	Fatal accident, September 1924
1929	Ray Keech	Fatal accident, June 1929
1935	Kelly Petillo	Unknown; returned, 1937
1941	Floyd Davis1	Unknown
1946	George Robson	Fatal accident, September 1946
1951	Lee Wallard	Career-ending injury shortly after victory
1952	Troy Ruttman	Sprint car crash injury, August 1952; returned, 1954
1956	Pat Flaherty	Unknown; returned, 1959
1957	Sam Hanks	Retired in victory lane
1981	Bobby Unser	Semi-retired; served as team manager for Josele Garza; retired permanently in 1983
1994	Al Unser, Jr.	Did not qualify; returned, 2000
1995	Jacques Villenueve	Drove in Formula One
1999	Kenny Bräck	Drove in CART; returned, 2003
2000	Juan Pablo Montoya	Drove in Formula One
2003	Gil de Ferran	Retired
2004	Buddy Rice	Practice session crash injury, head trauma; replaced by Kenny Bräck; returned, 2006
2007	Dario Franchitti	Injured in NASCAR Nationwide Series Aaron's 312 at Talladega 2; returned, 2009

¹ Davis was relieved by Mauri Rose on Lap 72. Rose competed in the next 500 in 1946.

² Franchitti had signed with Chip Ganassi Racing to run a NASCAR Sprint Cup Series season for Ganassi in 2008, but was injured April 25 at the Aaron's 312 Nationwide Series race. That team shut down in July 2008 because of sponsorship issues, and Franchitti returned to the IRL with Ganassi in time for the exhibition race in Surfers Paradise, racing the full season in 2009.

Cars

Fastest Races

Winning starting positions

Chronological

Victory from the same starting position in three consecutive races has occurred once, in years 1979-1981 (1st); victory from the same starting position in consecutive races has occurred six times, in years 1912-1913 (7th), 1922-1923 (1st), 1947-1948 (3rd, only occasion of starting position being held by same driver), 1989-1990 (3rd), 1995-1996 (5th), and 2008-2009 (1st).

By starting grid

No wins by cars starting beyond 33rd have occurred, although positions other than 33 were permitted in the years 1911 (40 started), 1912 (fewer than 33 started), 1913 (fewer than 33 started), 1914 (fewer than 33 started), 1930 (40 started), 1931 (40 started), 1932 (40 started), 1933 (42 started), 1979 (35 started), and 1997 (35 started).

Most victorious starting positions

Winning Car Numbers

Chronological

By number

Fifty-one of ninety-three Indianapolis 500-Mile Races, 54.84%, have been won by entries carrying a single digit, 1 through 9.

Notes

1. ^ De Palma is usually shown as American, but his application for a US passport (available at [1]) reveals that he did not become a US citizen until 1920
2. ^ Resta was an Italian-born naturalized Briton
3. ^ 1916 race scheduled for 300 miles
4. ^ Chevrolet was French-born and held Swiss citizenship. It is uncertain if he became a US citizen before his death
5. ^ 1924: Corum started the race in the car. During the race, Boyer took over in relief, and drove the car to victory. As a result, the two drivers were declared co-winners.
6. ^ 1941: Davis started the race in the car. During the race, Rose took over in relief, and drove the car to victory. As a result, the two drivers were declared co-winners.
7. ^ Robson was born in England, emigrated firstly to Canada and then to the United States. It is highly probable, but not certain that he held US citizenship in 1946.
8. ^ Andretti was an Italian-born naturalized American
9. ^ race record average speed
10. ^ de Ferran was French born
11. ^ Mauri Rose was co-winner with Floyd Davis in 1941.