The 2013 Indianapolis 500 will go down in history as one of this most exciting with numerous, risky lead changes. Tony Kanaan battled to win the Indianapolis 500 with rookie Carlos Munoz, second and former IndyCar champion Ryan Hunter-Reay third. The lead was contested several times in the last 100 laps with 28 lead changes among nine drivers.
Unfortunately, the race finished under a yellow caution.
Out of the 97 Indianapolis 500 races, this was one of the most extreme in terms of lead changes. Unfortunately, there were cautions late in the race which dialed back the overall excitement. Still, the Brazilian Tony Kanaan deserves congratulations for running an aggressive, yet smart race.
Finishing order and laps completed:
- 12 Tony Kanaan 200
- 2 Carlos Munoz 200
- 7 Ryan Hunter-Reay 200
- 3 Marco Andretti 200
- 14 Justin Wilson 200
- 8 Helio Castroneves 200
- 5 A.J. Allmendinger 200
- 21 Simon Pagenaud 200
- 19 Charlie Kimball 200
- 1 Ed Carpenter 200
- 13 Oriol Servia 200
- 23 Ryan Briscoe 200
- 18 Takuma Sato 200
- 16 Scott Dixon 200
- 29 Ana Beatriz 200
- 28 Tristan Vautier 200
- 24 Simona de Silvestro 200
- 4 E.J. Viso 200
- 6 Will Power 200
- 20 James Jakes 199
- 9 James Hinchcliffe 199
- 31 Conor Daly 198
- 17 Dario Franchitti 197
- 11 Alex Tagliani 196
- 26 Graham Rahal 193
- 33 Katherine Legge 193
- 22 Townsend Bell 192
- 25 Josef Newgarden 191
- 15 Sebastien Bourdais 178
- 30 Pippa Mann 46
- 32 Buddy Lazier 44
- 27 Sebastian Saavedra 34
- 10 J.R. Hildebrand 4
Congratulations to Tony Kanaan and his team, KV Racing Technology, for a great win.
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