1938 Indianapolis 500 - Box Score

Box Score

Finish Start No Name Qual Rank Laps Led Status
1 1 23 Floyd Roberts 125.681 2 200 92 Running
2 7 1 Wilbur Shaw 120.987 13 200 0 Running
3 5 3 Chet Miller 121.898 9 200 0 Running
4 6 2 Ted Horn 121.327 12 200 0 Running
5 18 38 Chet Gardner 120.435 17 200 0 Running
6 14 54 Herb Ardinger 119.022 24 199 0 Flagged
7 25 45 Harry McQuinn 119.492 21 197 0 Flagged
8 30 58 Billy Devore 116.339 30 185 0 Flagged
9 13 22 Joel Thorne 119.155 23 185 0 Flagged
10 17 29 Frank Wearne 121.405 11 181 0 Flagged
11 33 43 Duke Nalon 113.828 33 178 0 Flagged
12 29 12 George Bailey 116.393 29 166 0 Clutch
13 9 27 Mauri Rose 119.796 20 165 0 Supercharger
14 10 16 Ronney Householder 125.769 1 154 0 Supercharger
15 15 6 Jimmy Snyder 123.506 4 150 92 Supercharger
16 12 5 Louis Meyer 120.525 16 149 0 Oil Pump
17 4 17 Tony Gulotta 122.499 6 130 0 Rod
18 22 55 Al Miller 119.420 22 125 0 Clutch
19 19 15 George Connor 120.326 18 119 0 Engine
20 32 9 Cliff Bergere 114.464 32 111 0 Piston
21 31 33 Henry Banks 116.279 31 109 0 Rod bearing
22 21 35 Kelly Petillo 119.827 19 100 0 Camshaft
23 24 21 Louis Tomei 121.599 10 88 0 Rod
24 16 7 Bill Cummings 122.393 7 72 0 Radiator
25 2 14 Russ Snowberger 124.027 3 56 0 Rod
26 8 34 Babe Stapp 120.595 15 54 0 Valve
27 26 10 Tony Willman 118.458 25 47 0 Valve
28 3 8 Rex Mays 122.845 5 45 16 Supercharger
29 28 42 Emil Andres 117.126 27 45 0 Crash T2
30 27 37 Ira Hall 118.255 26 44 0 Crash T3
31 11 26 Frank Brisko 121.921 8 39 0 Oil line
32 23 36 Al Putnam 116.791 28 15 0 Crankshaft
33 20 47 Shorty Cantlon 120.906 14 13 0 Supercharger

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