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- McGrath's starting positions from 1951 to 1955 represent the best 5-year starting position streak in the Roadster Era.
- McGrath was the fastest overall qualifier of the Roadster Era.
- Although McGrath twice posted the fastest qualifying speed, he started from the pole only once when he was the first driver ever to crack the 140-mile-per-hour mark. That was in 1954, with Jimmy Daywalt and 1958 Indy 500 winner Jimmy Bryan to his right. In 1955, he started on the outside of the first row behind pole-day qualifiers Jerry Hoyt and Tony Bettenhausen.
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