1991 Indianapolis 500 - Results

Results

Finish Start No Name Qual Laps Status
1 1 3 Rick Mears 224.113 200 176.457 mph
2 5 10 Michael Andretti 220.943 200 +3.149 seconds
3 14 1 Arie Luyendyk 223.880 199 Running (-1 Lap)
4 6 2 Al Unser, Jr. 219.823 198 Running (-2 Laps)
5 7 4 John Andretti 219.059 197 Running (-3 Laps)
6 33 92 Gordon Johncock 213.812 188 Running (-12 Laps)
7 3 6 Mario Andretti 221.818 187 Car stalled
8 17 91 Stan Fox 219.501 185 Running (-15 Laps)
9 20 16 Tony Bettenhausen, Jr. 218.188 180 Running (-20 Laps)
10 9 20 Danny Sullivan 218.343 173 Turbo
11 15 5 Emerson Fittipaldi 223.063 171 Gearbox
12 27 19 Scott Pruett 214.814 166 Transmission
13 30 66 Dominic Dobson 215.326 164 Running (-36 Laps)
14 31 39 Randy Lewis 214.565 159 Running (-41 Laps)
15 11 86 Jeff Andretti 217.632 150 Engine
16 24 7 Hiro Matsushita 218.141 149 Running (-51 Laps)
17 19 22 Scott Brayton 218.627 146 Engine
18 21 48 Bernard Jourdain 216.683 141 Gearbox
19 4 18 Bobby Rahal 221.401 130 Engine
20 22 21 Geoff Brabham 214.859 109 Electrical
21 32 12 Pancho Carter 214.012 94 Engine
22 13 51 Gary Bettenhausen 224.468 89 Radiator
23 26 23 Tero Palmroth 215.648 77 Engine
24 18 50 Mike Groff 219.015 68 Water leak
25 25 93 John Paul, Jr. 217.952 53 Oil leak
26 8 26 Jim Crawford 218.947 49 Engine
27 12 15 Scott Goodyear 216.751 38 Engine
28 2 14 A.J. Foyt 222.443 25 Suspension
29 16 9 Kevin Cogan 222.844 24 Crash T1
30 28 40 Roberto Guerrero 214.027 23 Crash T1
31 10 8 Eddie Cheever 218.123 17 Electrical
32 29 17 Willy T. Ribbs 217.358 5 Engine Failure
33 23 71 Buddy Lazier 218.692 1 Accident SC

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