1975 Indianapolis 500 - Race Results

Race Results

Finish Start No Name Qual Rank Laps Led Status
1 3 48 Bobby Unser 191.073 3 174 11 Running
2 7 2 Johnny Rutherford 185.998 9 174 5 Running
3 1 14 A.J. Foyt 193.976 1 174 53 Running
4 18 11 Pancho Carter 183.449 22 169 0 Flagged
5 22 15 Roger McCluskey 183.964 17 167 0 Flagged
6 8 6 Bill Vukovich II 185.845 10 166 0 Flagged
7 15 83 Bill Puterbaugh 183.833 18 165 0 Flagged
8 24 97 George Snider 182.918 23 165 0 Flagged
9 21 40 Wally Dallenbach, Sr. 190.648 4 162 96 Piston
10 23 33 Bob Harkey 183.786 19 162 0 Flagged
11 29 98 Steve Krisiloff 182.408 28 162 0 Flagged
12 26 19 Sheldon Kinser 182.389 29 161 0 Flagged
13 20 30 Jerry Karl 182.537 27 161 0 Flagged
14 10 78 Jimmy Caruthers 185.615 12 161 0 Flagged
15 19 45 Gary Bettenhausen 182.611 26 158 0 Crash FS
16 11 4 Al Unser 185.452 13 157 0 Rod
17 25 36 Sammy Sessions 182.751 25 155 0 Engine
18 33 17 Tom Bigelow 181.864 32 151 0 Magneto
19 12 93 Johnny Parsons 184.521 14 140 0 Transmission
20 14 73 Jerry Grant 184.266 16 137 0 Piston
21 30 44 Dick Simon 181.891 31 133 0 Flagged
22 4 68 Tom Sneva 190.094 5 125 0 Crash T2
23 17 24 Bentley Warren 183.589 21 120 0 Flagged
24 32 58 Eldon Rasmussen 181.910 30 119 0 Valve
25 13 16 Bobby Allison 184.398 15 112 1 Gearbox
26 5 12 Mike Mosley 187.833 6 94 0 Engine
27 16 89 John Martin 183.655 20 61 0 Radiator
28 27 21 Mario Andretti 186.480 8 49 0 Crash BS
29 31 94 Mike Hiss 181.754 33 39 0 Crash T3
30 28 63 Larry McCoy 182.760 24 24 0 Piston
31 2 20 Gordon Johncock 191.653 2 11 8 Ignition
32 6 7 Lloyd Ruby 186.984 7 7 0 Piston
33 9 77 Salt Walther 185.701 11 2 0 Ignition

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