1977 Indianapolis 500 - Box Score

Box Score

Finish Start No Name Qual Rank Laps Led Status
1 4 14 A.J. Foyt 194.563 5 200 46 Running
2 1 8 Tom Sneva 198.886 1 200 3 Running
3 3 21 Al Unser 195.950 4 199 17 Flagged
4 10 40 Wally Dallenbach, Sr. 189.563 13 199 0 Flagged
5 11 60 Johnny Parsons 189.255 14 193 0 Flagged
6 22 24 Tom Bigelow 186.470 25 192 0 Flagged
7 24 65 Lee Kunzman 186.384 27 191 0 Flagged
8 18 11 Roger McCluskey 190.992 10 191 0 Flagged
9 25 92 Steve Krisiloff 184.691 33 191 0 Flagged
10 16 36 Jerry Sneva 186.616 23 187 0 Flagged
11 5 20 Gordon Johncock 193.516 6 184 129 Crankshaft
12 28 16 Bill Puterbaugh 186.799 22 170 0 Valve
13 32 58 Eldon Rasmussen 185.119 31 168 0 Flagged
14 31 42 John Mahler 185.242 30 157 0 Flagged
15 8 48 Pancho Carter 192.452 9 156 0 Engine
16 21 98 Gary Bettenhausen 186.596 24 138 0 Clutch
17 23 84 Bill Vukovich II 186.393 26 110 1 Wing Strut
18 2 6 Bobby Unser 197.618 2 94 2 Oil Leak
19 9 5 Mike Mosley 190.064 12 91 0 Timing Gear
20 7 25 Danny Ongais 193.040 8 90 0 Header
21 33 72 Bubby Jones 184.938 32 78 0 Valve
22 27 29 Cliff Hucul 187.198 21 72 0 Gearbox
23 20 73 Jim McElreath 187.715 19 71 0 Turbocharger
24 13 18 George Snider 188.977 16 65 2 Valve
25 14 78 Bobby Olivero 188.452 17 57 0 Piston
26 6 9 Mario Andretti 193.351 7 47 0 Header
27 19 10 Lloyd Ruby 190.840 11 34 0 Crash T2
28 15 86 Al Loquasto 187.647 20 28 0 Magneto
29 26 27 Janet Guthrie 188.403 18 27 0 Timing Gear
30 29 38 Clay Regazzoni 186.047 28 25 0 Fuel Cell
31 30 17 Dick Simon 185.615 29 24 0 Overheating
32 12 97 Sheldon Kinser 189.076 15 14 0 Piston
33 17 2 Johnny Rutherford 197.325 3 12 0 Gearbox

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