USAC Champ Car Race History
All winners were American
| Season | Date | Winning Driver | Chassis | Engine |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1956 | August 19 | Jimmy Bryan | Kuzma | Offy |
| 1957 | August 17 | Rodger Ward | Lesovsky | Offy |
| 1958 | August 16 | Johnny Thomson | Kuzma | Offy |
| 1959 | August 22 | Len Sutton | Kuzma | Offy |
| 1960 | August 20 | Jim Packard | Lesovsky | Offy |
| 1961 | August 21 | Jim Hurtubise | Kuzma | Offy |
| 1962 | August 19 | Jim Hurtubise | Kuzma | Offy |
| 1963 | August 17 | Rodger Ward | Watson | Offy |
| 1964 | August 22 | A.J. Foyt | Meskowski | Offy |
| 1965 | August 21 | A.J. Foyt | Meskowski | Offy |
| 1966 | August 20 | Don Branson | Watson | Offy |
| 1967 | August 19 | A.J. Foyt | Meskowski | Offy |
| 1968 | August 17 | Roger McCluskey | Kuzma | Offy |
| 1969 | August 18 | Mario Andretti | Kuzma | Offy |
| 1970 | August 22 | Al Unser | King | Ford |
| 1981 | August 15 | George Snider | Lefevre | Chevrolet |
| 1982 | August 14 | Bobby Olivero | Watson | Chevrolet |
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