Race Results
| Rd | Name | Pole Position | Fastest Lap | Winning driver | Winning team | Report |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Kraco Dixie 200 | Rick Mears | 26.730 | Gordon Johncock | Patrick Racing | Report |
| 2 | Indianapolis 500 | Teo Fabi | 2:53.582 | Tom Sneva | Bignotti-Cotter Racing | Report |
| 3 | Dana-Rex Mays 150 | Teo Fabi | 26.259 | Tom Sneva | Bignotti-Cotter Racing | Report |
| 4 | Budweiser Cleveland 500 | Mario Andretti | 1:13.516 | Al Unser | Penske Racing | Report |
| 5 | Michigan 500 | Teo Fabi | 35.621 | John Paul, Jr. | VDS Racing | Report |
| 6 | Promi Veal 200 | Mario Andretti | 1:58.898 | Mario Andretti | Newman/Haas Racing | Report |
| 7 | Domino's Pizza 500 | Tom Sneva | 46.912 | Teo Fabi | Forsythe Racing | Report |
| 8 | LA Times/Budweiser 500 | Teo Fabi | 1:30.887 | Bobby Rahal | Truesports | Report |
| 9 | Escort Radar Warning 200 | Bobby Rahal | 1:21.364 | Teo Fabi | Forsythe Racing | Report |
| 10 | Detroit News Grand Prix | Bobby Rahal | 35.075 | Rick Mears | Penske Racing | Report |
| 11 | Caesars Palace Grand Prix | John Paul, Jr. | 34.888 | Mario Andretti | Newman/Haas Racing | Report |
| 12 | Cribari Wines 300k | Teo Fabi | 56.920 | Teo Fabi | Forsythe Racing | Report |
| 13 | Miller High Life 150 | Teo Fabi | 24.947 | Teo Fabi | Forsythe Racing | Report |
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