1973 Indianapolis 500 - Box Score

Box Score

Finish Start No Name Qual Rank Laps Led Status
1 11 20 Gordon Johncock 192.555 13 133 64 Running
2 16 2 Bill Vukovich II 191.103 20 133 0 Running
3 14 3 Roger McCluskey 191.929 17 131 0 Flagged
4 19 19 Mel Kenyon 190.224 25 131 0 Flagged
5 5 5 Gary Bettenhausen 195.599 5 130 0 Flagged
6 7 24 Steve Krisiloff 194.932 7 129 0 Flagged
7 25 16 Lee Kunzman 193.092 11 127 0 Flagged
8 24 89 John Martin 194.385 9 124 0 Flagged
9 1 7 Johnny Rutherford 198.413 1 124 0 Flagged
10 21 98 Mike Mosley 189.753 28 120 0 Rod Bolt
11 22 73 David Hobbs 189.454 30 107 0 Flagged
12 30 84 George Snider 190.355 23 101 0 Gearbox
13 2 8 Bobby Unser 198.183 2 100 39 Blown Engine
14 27 44 Dick Simon 191.276 19 100 0 Piston
15 3 66 Mark Donohue 197.412 3 92 0 Piston
16 13 60 Graham McRae 192.030 15 91 0 Header
17 26 6 Mike Hiss 191.939 16 91 0 Drive Train
18 29 1 Joe Leonard 189.953 27 91 0 Wheel
19 18 48 Jerry Grant 190.235 24 77 0 Blown Engine
20 8 4 Al Unser 194.879 8 75 18 Piston
21 9 21 Jimmy Caruthers 194.217 10 73 0 Suspension
22 4 40 Swede Savage ✝ 196.582 4 57 12 Died after crash at T4
23 33 35 Jim McElreath 188.640 33 54 0 Blown Engine
24 20 62 Wally Dallenbach, Sr. 190.200 26 48 0 Broken Rod
25 23 14 A. J. Foyt 188.927 32 37 0 Rod Bolt
26 28 30 Jerry Karl 190.799 21 22 0 Flagged
27 15 18 Lloyd Ruby 191.622 18 21 0 Piston
28 32 9 Sammy Sessions 188.986 31 17 0 Out of Oil
29 31 28 Bob Harkey 189.734 29 12 0 Seized Engine
30 6 11 Mario Andretti 195.059 6 4 0 Piston
31 10 15 Peter Revson 192.607 12 3 0 Crash T4
32 12 12 Bobby Allison 192.308 14 1 0 Rod
33 17 77 Salt Walther 190.739 22 0 0 Crash FS
Tire participation chart
Supplier No. of starters
Goodyear 26*
Firestone 7
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