1967 Indianapolis 500 - Box Score

Box Score

Finish Start No Name Qual Rank Laps Led Status
1 4 14 A.J. Foyt 166.289 4 200 27 Running
2 9 5 Al Unser 164.594 10 198 0 Flagged
3 5 4 Joe Leonard 166.098 5 197 0 Flagged
4 24 69 Denis Hulme 163.376 20 197 0 Flagged
5 11 2 Jim McElreath 164.241 12 197 0 Flagged
6 6 40 Parnelli Jones 166.075 6 196 171 Bearing
7 27 8 Chuck Hulse 162.925 26 195 0 Crash FS
8 13 16 Art Pollard 163.897 15 195 0 Flagged
9 8 6 Bobby Unser 164.752 9 193 0 Flagged
10 23 41 Carl Williams 163.696 18 189 0 Crash FS
11 28 46 Bob Veith 162.580 32 189 0 Flagged
12 3 3 Gordon Johncock 166.559 3 188 0 Spun T3
13 12 39 Bobby Grim 164.084 14 187 0 Crash FS
14 25 10 Bud Tingelstad 163.228 22 182 0 Spun FS
15 21 22 Larry Dickson 162.543 33 180 0 Spun FS
16 14 15 Mel Kenyon 163.778 17 177 0 Crash T3
17 20 21 Cale Yarborough 162.830 30 176 0 Crash T3
18 29 24 Jackie Stewart 164.099 13 168 0 Engine
19 22 12 Roger McCluskey 165.563 7 165 0 Engine
20 30 42 Jerry Grant 163.808 16 162 0 Piston
21 2 74 Dan Gurney 167.224 2 160 2 Piston
22 18 19 Arnie Knepper 162.900 28 158 0 Engine
23 17 98 Ronnie Duman 162.903 27 154 0 Fuel trouble
24 32 48 Jochen Rindt 163.051 25 108 0 Valve
25 19 45 Johnny Rutherford 162.859 29 103 0 Crash T2
26 10 26 George Snider 164.256 11 99 0 Crash NC
27 26 67 LeeRoy Yarbrough 163.066 24 87 0 Crash NC
28 33 32 Al Miller II 162.602 31 74 0 Oil Cooler
29 15 53 Wally Dallenbach, Sr. 163.540 19 73 0 Crash FS
30 1 1 Mario Andretti 168.982 1 58 0 Lost wheel
31 16 31 Jim Clark 163.213 23 35 0 Piston
32 31 81 Graham Hill 163.317 21 23 0 Piston
33 7 25 Lloyd Ruby 165.229 8 3 0 Valves

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