1989 Indianapolis 500 - Race Results

Race Results

Finish Start No Name Qual Rank Laps Led Status
1 3 20 Emerson Fittipaldi 222.329 3 200 158 167.581 mph
2 8 2 Al Unser, Jr. 218.642 9 198 5 Crash T3
3 9 30 Raul Boesel 218.228 11 194 1 Running (-6 laps)
4 5 5 Mario Andretti 220.485 5 193 1 Running (-7 laps)
5 10 14 A. J. Foyt 217.135 12 193 0 Running (-7 laps)
6 6 22 Scott Brayton 220.458 6 193 0 Running (-7 laps)
7 31 50 Davy Jones 214.279 22 192 0 Running (-8 laps)
8 33 29 Rich Vogler 213.238 31 192 0 Running (-8 laps)
9 20 69 Bernard Jourdain (R) 213.105 33 191 0 Running (-9 laps)
10 17 3 Scott Pruett (R) 213.955 28 190 0 Running (-10 laps)
11 25 65 John Jones 214.028 27 189 0 Running (-11 laps)
12 30 81 Billy Vukovich III 216.698 13 186 0 Running (-14 laps)
13 18 71 Ludwig Heimrath 213.878 29 185 0 Running(-15 laps)
14 28 33 Rocky Moran 214.212 24 181 0 Running (-19 laps)
15 24 10 Derek Daly 214.237 23 167 0 Running (-33 laps)
16 16 56 Tero Palmroth 214.203 25 165 0 Spindle
17 21 6 Michael Andretti 218.774 8 163 35 Engine
18 29 86 Dominic Dobson 213.590 30 161 0 Engine
19 4 15 Jim Crawford 221.450 4 135 0 Drive Train
20 19 12 Didier Theys (R) 213.120 32 131 0 Engine
21 15 9 Arie Luyendyk 214.883 20 123 0 Engine
22 32 24 Pancho Carter 214.067 26 121 0 Electrical
23 1 4 Rick Mears 223.885 1 113 0 Engine
24 2 25 Al Unser 223.471 2 68 0 Clutch
25 12 70 John Andretti 215.611 16 61 0 Engine
26 7 18 Bobby Rahal 219.530 7 58 0 Valve
27 22 7 Tom Sneva 218.396 10 55 0 Pit Fire
28 26 1 Danny Sullivan 216.027 15 41 0 Rear Axle
29 11 28 Randy Lewis 216.494 14 24 0 Wheel Bearing
30 13 8 Teo Fabi 215.563 17 23 0 Ignition
31 23 91 Gordon Johncock 215.072 19 19 0 Engine
32 27 11 Kevin Cogan 214.569 21 4 0 Crash FS
33 14 99 Gary Bettenhausen 215.230 18 0 0 Valve

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