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Indy 500 Box Score OFFICIAL BOX SCORE Verizon IndyCar Series 101st Running of the Indianapolis 500-Mile Race May 28, 2017 FP SP Car Driver Car Name Laps Comp Reason Out Pts Total Pts Standings Earnings 1 4 26 Takuma Sato Andretti Autosport Honda 200 Running 137 234 3 $2,458,129 2 19 3 Helio Castroneves Shell Fuel Rewards Team Penske Chevrolet 200 Running 96 245 1 $770,629 3 11 19 Ed Jones (R) Boy Scouts of America Honda 200 Running 93 185 9 $535,629 4 15 8 Max Chilton Gallagher Honda 200 Running 86 170 11 $484,129 5 7 10 Tony Kanaan NTT Data Honda 200 Running 91 188 6 $438,129 6 18 22 Juan Pablo Montoya Fitgerald Glider Kits Team Penske Chevrolet 200 Running 73 93 22 $255,805 7 3 98 Alexander Rossi NAPA Auto Parts/Curb Honda 200 Running 91 190 5 $420,629 8 8 27 Marco Andretti United Fiber & Data Honda 200 Running 76 147 14 $384,629 9 25 88 Gabby Chaves Harding Racing Chevrolet 200 Running 53 53 24 $235,305 10 24 14 Carlos Munoz ABC Supply AJ Foyt Racing Chevrolet 200 Running 50 133 18 $364,129 11 2 20 Ed Carpenter Fuzzy's Vodka Chevrolet 200 Running 79 105 19 $395,129 12 14 15 Graham Rahal Steak 'n Shake Honda 200 Running 57 144 15 $361,129 13 13 7 Mikhail Aleshin SMP Racing Schmidt Peterson Motorsports Honda 200 Running 55 134 17 $355,629 14 23 1 Simon Pagenaud Menards Team Penske Chevrolet 200 Running 43 234 2 $349,129 15 31 17 Sebastian Saavedra AFS Chevrolet 200 Running 33 33 27 $210,305 16 6 21 JR Hildebrand Preferred Freezer Service Chevrolet 200 Running 61 148 13 $345,129 17 28 63 Pippa Mann Susan G. Komen Honda 199 Running 32 32 28 $200,305 18 29 11 Spencer Pigot Juncos Racing Chevrolet 194 Running 29 95 21 $200,305 19 22 2 Josef Newgarden hum by Verizon Team Penske Chevrolet 186 Running 34 186 8 $334,129 20 33 18 James Davison GEICO Honda 183 Contact 21 21 32 $355,129 21 12 16 Oriol Servia Manitowoc Honda 183 Contact 40 40 26 $200,305 22 17 5 James Hinchcliffe Arrow Schmidt Peterson Motorsports Honda 183 Contact 33 170 10 $349,129 23 9 12 Will Power Verizon Team Penske Chevrolet 183 Contact 41 186 7 $388,129 24 5 29 Fernando Alonso (R) McLaren-Honda-Andretti Honda 179 Mechanical 47 47 25 $305,805 25 16 83 Charlie Kimball Tresiba Honda 166 Mechanical 29 99 20 $339,129 26 32 40 Zach Veach (R) Indy Women in Tech Championship Chevrolet 155 Mechanical 12 23 30 $200,805 27 10 28 Ryan Hunter-Reay DHL Honda 136 Mechanical 35 152 12 $351,629 28 21 24 Sage Karam DRR - Mecum Auctions Chevrolet 125 Mechanical 23 23 31 $202,805 29 30 44 Buddy Lazier Lazier Racing-StalkIt-Tivoli Lodge Chevrolet 118 Contact 14 14 34 $200,305 30 26 4 Conor Daly ABC Supply AJ Foyt Racing Chevrolet 65 Contact 18 88 23 $334,129 31 27 50 Jack Harvey (R) Michael Shank Racing w/ Andretti Autosport Honda 65 Contact 17 17 33 $205,805 32 1 9 Scott Dixon Camping World Honda 52 Contact 53 234 4 $446,629 33 20 77 Jay Howard Lucas Oil/Team One Cure Honda 45 Contact 24 24 29 $200,305 Time of Race: 03:13:03.3584 Avg Speed: 155.395 mph Margin of Victory: 0.2011 of a second Lead Changes: 35 Caution Laps: 50 Fastest Lap: 226.190 mph (39.7896 seconds) on Lap 150 by 26 - Takuma Sato Fastest Leader Lap: 223.793 mph (40.2158 seconds) on Lap 117 by 28 - Ryan Hunter-Reay Verizon P1 Award: Scott Dixon (2:35.0630, 232.164 mph) Legend: R = Sunoco Rookie of the Year Candidate; All cars use fourth-generation Verizon IndyCar Series Chassis (IR-12) with Chevrolet or Honda aerodynamic bodywork and Firestone tires Lap Leaders: Lap Leader Summary: Caution Flags: LapsCar Driver Car Driver TimesLaps No Duration Total Reason for Caution 1 - 5 9 Dixon, Scott 8Chilton, Max 4 50 1 53 to 55 3 Contact: Car 9 and 77 in Turn 2 6 - 27 10 Kanaan, Tony 28Hunter-Reay, Ryan 7 28 2 56 to 59 4 Restart from Red Flag 28 - 29 20 Carpenter, Ed 29Alonso, Fernando 4 27 3 66 to 74 9 Contact: Cars 4 and 50 in Turn 3 30 21 Hildebrand, JR 98Rossi, Alexander 6 23 4 81 to 83 3 Debris 31 22 Montoya, Juan Pablo 10Kanaan, Tony 1 22 5 122 to 128 7 Contact: Car 44 in Turn 2 32 - 34 20 Carpenter, Ed 26Sato, Takuma 2 17 6 131 to 133 3 Debris 35 - 36 98 Rossi, Alexander 3Castroneves, Helio 2 9 7 137 to 141 5 Car 28: Mechanical 37 - 42 29 Alonso, Fernando 83Kimball, Charlie 1 5 8 143 to 146 4 Debris 43 - 47 98 Rossi, Alexander 9Dixon, Scott 1 5 9 167 to 170 4 Car 83: Mechanical 48 - 60 29 Alonso, Fernando 20Carpenter, Ed 2 5 10 180 to 182 3 Car 29: Mechanical 61 - 64 98 Rossi, Alexander 12Power, Will 1 2 11 184 to 188 5 Contact: Cars 2, 5, 12, 16, 18 in Turn 2 65 - 75 26 Sato, Takuma 21Hildebrand, JR 2 2 76 - 78 98 Rossi, Alexander 15Rahal, Graham 1 2 Penalties: 79 - 81 28 Hunter-Reay, Ryan 18Davison, James 1 2 Car Reason Lap Penalty 82 - 83 12 Power, Will 22Montoya, Juan Pablo 1 1 40 Entered Wrong Pit Box 36 Drive-Through 84 - 86 8 Chilton, Max 19 Work in a Closed Pit 60 Restart at the Back of the Field 87 - 89 28 Hunter-Reay, Ryan 3 Jumping Restart 75 Drive-Through 90 - 93 98 Rossi, Alexander 18 Blocking 91 Yield Position 94 - 95 28 Hunter-Reay, Ryan 18 Failure to Obey Race 129 Drive-Through 96 - 103 3 Castroneves, Helio 63 Leaving with Equipment 135 Drive-Through 104 28 Hunter-Reay, Ryan 17 Unsafe Release from Pit 142 Drive-Through 105 - 98 Rossi, Alexander 20 Work in Closed Pit 147 Restart at the Back of the Field 110 - 28 Hunter-Reay, Ryan 21 Jumping Restart 191 Drive-Through 113 - 15 Rahal, Graham 115 - 28 Hunter-Reay, Ryan 130 - 29 Alonso, Fernando 135 28 Hunter-Reay, Ryan 136 - 29 Alonso, Fernando 139 - 8 Chilton, Max 143 - 83 Kimball, Charlie 148 - 8 Chilton, Max 166 - 18 Davison, James 168 21 Hildebrand, JR 169 - 8 Chilton, Max 194 3 Castroneves, Helio 195 - 26 Sato, Takuma Information provided by Indy Racing Information System - Copyright INDYCAR, LLC 2017.
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