Offenhauser - World Championship Indy 500 Summary

World Championship Indy 500 Summary

Season Cars Entered Winning Driver Second Driver Third Driver Polesitter Race Report
1950 31 Johnnie Parsons Bill Holland Mauri Rose Walt Faulkner Report
1951 32 Lee Wallard Mike Nazaruk Manny Ayulo Report
1952 30 Troy Ruttman Jim Rathmann Sam Hanks Fred Agabashian Report
1953 32 Bill Vukovich Art Cross Sam Hanks Bill Vukovich Report
1954 34 Bill Vukovich Jimmy Bryan Jack McGrath Jack McGrath Report
1955 35 Bob Sweikert Tony Bettenhausen Jimmy Davies Jerry Hoyt Report
1956 32 Pat Flaherty Sam Hanks Don Freeland Pat Flaherty Report
1957 31 Sam Hanks Jim Rathmann Jimmy Bryan Pat O'Connor Report
1958 31 Jimmy Bryan George Amick Johnny Boyd Dick Rathmann Report
1959 33 Rodger Ward Jim Rathmann Johnny Thomson Johnny Thomson Report
1960 33 Jim Rathmann Rodger Ward Paul Goldsmith Eddie Sachs Report

In their 11 World Championship years, The Meyer-Drake Offenhauser engine partnered for at least one race with the following 35 constructors:

  • Adams
  • Bromme
  • Christensen
  • Deidt
  • Del Roy
  • Dunn
  • Eagle
  • Elder
  • Epperly
  • Ewing
  • Hall
  • Kurtis Kraft
  • Kuzma
  • Langley
  • Lesovsky
  • Marchese
  • Maserati
  • McLaren
  • Meskowski
  • Moore
  • Nichels
  • Olson
  • Pankratz
  • Pawl
  • Phillips
  • Rae
  • Schroeder
  • Sherman
  • Snowberger
  • Stevens
  • Sutton
  • Trevis
  • Turner
  • Watson
  • Wetteroth

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