1971 Indianapolis 500 - Race Results

Race Results

Finish Start No Name Qual Rank Laps Led Status
1 5 1 Al Unser 174.621 5 200 103 Running
2 1 86 Peter Revson 178.695 1 200 0 Running
3 6 9 A.J. Foyt 174.317 6 200 0 Running
4 10 42 Jim Malloy 171.838 11 200 0 Running
5 11 32 Bill Vukovich II 171.674 12 200 0 Running
6 20 84 Donnie Allison 171.903 10 199 0 Flagged
7 17 58 Bud Tingelstad 170.156 24 198 0 Flagged
8 28 43 Denny Zimmerman 169.755 27 189 0 Flagged
9 22 6 Roger McCluskey 171.241 15 188 0 Flagged
10 13 16 Gary Bettenhausen 171.233 16 178 0 Flagged
11 7 12 Lloyd Ruby 173.821 7 174 3 Gears
12 3 2 Bobby Unser 175.816 3 164 21 Crash T4
13 19 4 Mike Mosley 169.579 29 159 0 Crash T4
14 33 44 Dick Simon 170.165 23 151 0 Flagged
15 29 41 George Follmer 169.205 32 147 0 Piston
16 14 21 Cale Yarborough 170.770 19 140 0 Cam Cover
17 4 85 Denis Hulme 174.910 4 137 0 Valve
18 24 18 Johnny Rutherford 171.152 18 128 0 Flagged
19 8 15 Joe Leonard 172.761 8 123 21 Turbocharger
20 16 68 David Hobbs 169.571 30 107 0 Crash FS
21 18 38 Rick Muther 169.972 25 85 0 Crash FS
22 32 99 Bob Harkey 169.197 33 77 0 Gears
23 15 95 Bentley Warren 169.627 28 76 0 Gears
24 23 22 Wally Dallenbach, Sr. 171.159 17 69 0 Valve
25 2 66 Mark Donohue 177.087 2 66 52 Gears
26 31 64 Art Pollard 169.499 31 45 0 Valve
27 25 98 Sammy Sessions 170.357 20 43 0 Valve
28 26 45 Larry Dickson 170.285 21 33 0 Engine
29 12 7 Gordon Johncock 171.388 14 11 0 Crash T3
30 9 5 Mario Andretti 172.612 9 11 0 Crash T3
31 27 20 Steve Krisiloff 169.835 26 10 0 Oil Leak
32 30 23 Mel Kenyon 170.205 22 10 0 Crash T3
33 21 80 George Snider 171.600 13 6 0 Stalled
Tire participation chart
Supplier No. of starters
Goodyear 15
Firestone 18*
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