1979 Indianapolis 500 - Race Results

Race Results

Finish Start No Name Qual Rank Laps Led Status
1 1 9 Rick Mears 193.736 1 200 25 Running
2 6 14 A.J. Foyt 189.613 6 200 1 Running
3 12 36 Mike Mosley 186.278 16 200 0 Running
4 27 25 Danny Ongais 188.009 10 199 0 Flagged
5 4 12 Bobby Unser 189.913 4 199 89 Flagged
6 5 3 Gordon Johncock 189.753 5 197 0 Flagged
7 13 46 Howdy Holmes 185.864 19 195 0 Flagged
8 34 22 Bill Vukovich II 187.042 12 194 0 Flagged
9 15 11 Tom Bagley 185.414 23 193 0 Flagged
10 31 19 Spike Gehlhausen 185.061 27 192 0 Flagged
11 28 7 Steve Krisiloff 186.287 15 192 0 Flagged
12 16 77 Salt Walther 184.162 33 191 0 Flagged
13 25 72 Roger McCluskey 183.908 35 191 0 Flagged
14 30 44 Tom Bigelow 185.147 25 190 0 Flagged
15 2 1 Tom Sneva 192.999 2 188 0 Crash T4
16 26 69 Joe Saldana 188.778 7 186 0 Flagged
17 29 97 Phil Threshie 185.855 20 172 0 Flagged
18 8 4 Johnny Rutherford 188.137 9 168 0 Flagged
19 23 31 Larry Rice 184.218 31 142 0 Crash T2
20 17 10 Pancho Carter 185.806 21 129 0 Wheel Bearing
21 22 34 Vern Schuppan 184.341 29 111 0 Transmission
22 3 2 Al Unser 192.503 3 104 85 Transmission
23 33 50 Eldon Rasmussen 183.927 34 89 0 Header Pipe
24 24 80 Larry Dickson 184.181 32 86 0 Fuel Pump
25 32 92 John Mahler 184.322 30 66 0 Fuel Pump
26 20 17 Dick Simon 185.071 26 57 0 Clutch
27 7 6 Wally Dallenbach, Sr. 188.285 8 43 0 Lost Wheel
28 10 24 Sheldon Kinser 186.674 13 40 0 Piston
29 18 29 Cliff Hucul 186.200 17 22 0 Rod
30 11 89 Lee Kunzman 186.403 14 18 0 Scavenger Pump
31 21 73 Jerry Sneva 184.379 28 16 0 Piston
32 9 15 Johnny Parsons 187.813 11 16 0 Piston
33 35 59 George Snider 185.319 24 7 0 Fuel Pump
34 14 45 Janet Guthrie 185.720 22 3 0 Piston
35 19 23 Jim McElreath 185.880 18 0 0 Valves

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