IndyCar at Road America track stats:

Wins by Team:
Andretti Autosport 4
Team Penske 3
Chip Ganassi 2

Former Winners in today's field:
Sebastien Boudrais 2007

Race Record for Average Speed:
137.697 mph Christian Fittipaldi in 1999

Slowest Average Speed:
81.800 mph by Emerson Fittipaldi in 1986

Races won from the pole:
Mario Andretti 1983
Mario Andretti 1984
Mario Andretti 1987
Danny Sullivan 1989
Paul Tracy 1993
Jacques Villeneuve 1995
Bruno Junqueira 2003
Sebastien Bourdais 2007

Farthest back a winner started:
13th Alex Tagliani in 2004

Record for Most Cautions:
6 in 1995, 1997, 2001, and 2006

Record for Fewest Cautions:
0 in 1982, 1984, 1985, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1991, 1999, and 2000

Record for Most Lead Changes:
11 in 1983

Record for Fewest Lead Changes:
0 in 1987, 1993, and 2003

Average Time of Race:
1:46

All Time Lap Leaders:

Paul Tracy	143
Michael Andretti	119
Mario Andretti	112
Danny Sullivan	101
Sebastien Bourdais	92
Emerson Fittipaldi	83
Al Unser, Jr.	75
Bruno Junqueira	71
Jacques Villeneuve	61
Juan Pablo Montoya	57
Bobby Rahal	52
Alex Tagliani	39
Helio Castroneves	24
Alex Zanardi	24
Mark Blundell	23
Dario Franchitti	23
Cristiano da Matta	22
Christian Fittipaldi	22
Roberto Moreno	17
Jacques Villeneuve	14
Kenny Brack	11
Teo Fabi	10
Mauricio Gugelmin	8
Greg Moore	8
Al Unser	8
A.J. Allmendinger	7
Dan Clarke	5
Bryan Herta	5
Gil de Ferran	4
Josele Garza	4
Rodolfo Lavin	3
Adrian Fernandez	1
J.J. Lehto	1
Rick Mears	1
Hector Rebaque	1
Charles Zwolsman, Jr.	1

INDYCAR TEXAS TRACK STATS:

Wins by team:
Team Penske 8
Chip Ganassi 4
A.J. Foyt 1
Andretti Autosport 1
Dale Coyne 1
Ed Carpenter Racing 1

Former Winners in the field:
Helio Castroneves 2004, 2006, 2009, 2013
Scott Dixon 2008, 2015
Tony Kanaan 2004
Will Power 2011
Ed Carpenter 2014

Race Record for Average Speed:
206.693 mph set by Will Power in 2011 race 2

Slowest Average Speed:
131.931 mph set by John Paul Jr. in 1998 race 2

Races won from the Pole:
Sam Hornish 2001 race 2
Gil de Ferran 2003 race 2
Helio Castroneves 2004 race 2
Tomas Scheckter 2005
Scott Dixon 2008
Ryan Briscoe 2010

Farthest Back a Winner Started:
17th Justin Wilson in 2012

Record for Most Cautions:
8 in 1997, 1998 race 2 and 2008

Fewest Cautions: 
0 in 2011 race 2

Record for Most Lead Changes:
32 in 2001 race 2

Fewest Lead Changes:
4 in 2013

Average Time of Race: 1:56

All-Time Lap Leaders among active driver:

Helio Castroneves	499
Tony Kanaan	362
Scott Dixon	353
Will Power	252
Ed Carpenter	91
Marco Andretti	84
Simon Pagenaud	59
Ryan Hunter-Reay	35
Juan Pablo Montoya	29
Graham Rahal	27
James Hinchcliffe	8
Charlie Kimball	1

INDYCAR IN DETROIT STATS:

WINS by TEAM:

Penske	5
Andretti	3
Ganassi	2
Rahal	1
Coyne	1
Schmidt	1
KV	1

Former Winners in this Race:
Helio Castroneves 2000, 2001, 2014 Race 2
Tony Kanaan 2007
Scott Dixon 2012
Simon Pagenaud 2013 Race 2
Will Power Race 1 2014
Carlos Munoz 2015 Race 1
Sebastian Bourdais 2015 Race 2

Race Record:
100.052 mph set by Alex Zanardi in 1998

Slowest avg. Speed:
75.136 mph by Michael Andretti in 1996

Detroit Races won from the pole:
Robby Gordon 1995
Helio Castroneves 2001
Scott Dixon 2012

Farthest back a winner started:
20th Carlos Mumoz 2015 race 1

Record for Most Cautions:
8 in 1999 and 2015 race 1

Record for Fewest Cautions:
2 in 1998

Record for most Lead Changes:
10 in 2014 race 1

Fewest Lead Changes:
0 in 2001, and 2012

Avg. Time of race: 
1:52

All Time Lap Leaders among active drivers:

Helio Castroneves	247
Juan Pablo Montoya	152
Scott Dixon	80
Will Power	32
Tony Kanaan	30
Marco Andretti	24
Takuma Sato	22
Ryan Hunter-Reay	20
Sebastien Bourdais	18
Simon Pagenaud	18
Conor Daly	12
Graham Rahal	10
James Hinchcliffe	10
Carlos Munoz	8
Charlie Kimball	3
Mikhail Aleshin	3
Jack Hawksworth	1

2015 INDIANAPOLIS 500

The 99th Indianapolis 500 was held at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Speedway, Indiana on Sunday May 24, 2015. It was the premier event of the 2015 season of the Verizon IndyCar Series. Juan Pablo Montoya won his second Indianapolis 500, followed in the finish by Will Power, Charlie Kimball, polesitter Scott Dixon, and Graham Rahal.^[5]
For the second year in a row, the month of May activities opened with the Grand Prix of Indianapolis over May 7–9. Practice opened on May 11, and time trials were held on May 16–17. Rain interrupted and eventually washed out time trials on May 16, and all qualifications were held on Sunday May 17.
The 2015 race saw the debut of unique aero kits from Chevrolet and Honda, respectively, outfitted for the Dallara DW12 chassis.^[6] As part of the ICONIC project, aero kits were originally planned for 2012, but a series of delays due to cost issues put off their homologation and implementation until 2015. During practice, three Chevrolet entries suffered major crashes that resulted in flip-overs. The crashes raised safety concerns around the paddock, and series officials delayed time trials for several hours in order to address the situation with rule and procedural changes, removing qualifying from its status as a points-paying event.
During a practice session on May 18, IndyCar's Holmatro Safety Team was lauded for a life-saving effort in their rescue of driver James Hinchcliffe. During the run, Hinchcliffe was involved in a major crash, and was impaled by a suspension member. The rapid response by the medical crews was credited with likely saving his life, and nine days later he was released from Methodist Hospital, expected to make a full recovery. Hinchcliffe was able to drive the IndyCar two-seater at a promotional event in August at the Golden Gate Bridge, then made his first competitive laps in a Dan Wheldon Memorial karting event in September. Taken from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2015_Indianapolis_500

Starting Lineup:

Row	Inside		Middle		Outside
1	9	Scott Dixon (W)	1	Will Power	22	Simon Pagenaud
2	10	Tony Kanaan (W)	3	Hélio Castroneves (W)	25	Justin Wilson
3	11	Sebastian Bourdais	27	Marco Andretti	21	Josef Newgarden
4	6	J. R. Hildebrand	26	Carlos Muñoz	20	Ed Carpenter
5	32	Oriol Servià	83	Charlie Kimball	2	Juan Pablo Montoya (W)
6	28	Ryan Hunter-Reay (W)	15	Graham Rahal	29	Simona de Silvestro
7	7	James Jakes	48	Alex Tagliani	8	Sage Karam
8	43	Conor Daly	24	Townsend Bell	14	Takuma Sato
9	63	Pippa Mann	98	Gabby Chaves (R)	17	Sebastián Saavedra
10	41	Jack Hawksworth	4	Stefano Coletti (R)	88	Bryan Clauson
11	5	Ryan Briscoe2	18	Tristan Vautier3	19	James Davison1

Other Drivers on Entry List:

Buddy Lazier

Carlos Huertas

James Hinchcliffe

Lap-By-Lap Summery:

Caution #1 Car #5 Ryan Briscoe, Car #8 Sage Karam, and Car #14 Takuma Sato Crashed in Turns 1 and 2.
During the Caution: Car #29 Simona de Silvestro got in to the back of Car #2 Juan Montoya causing Montoya to make an unscheduled pit stop. Scott Dixon Leads Lap 1

Lap 11: Green Flag 

Lap 19: Tony Kanaan Took the lead

Lap 21: Scott Dixon Took the lead

Lap 22: Tony Kanaan Took the lead

Lap 26: Scott Dixon Took the lead

Lap 35: Simon Pagenaud Took the lead

Lap 37: Will Power Took the lead

Lap 39: Juan Montoya Took the lead

Lap 41: Scott Dixon Took the lead

Lap 64: Caution #2 Car #88 Bryan Clauson Crashed in Turn 4

Lap 67: Simon Pagenaud Took the lead

Lap 69: Green Flag 

Lap 71: Scott Dixon Took the lead

Lap 72: Simon Pagenaud Took the lead

Lap 73: Tony Kanaan Took the lead

Lap 75: Scott Dixon Took the lead

Lap 76: Tony Kanaan Took the lead

Lap 98: Simon Pagenaud Took the lead

Lap 100: Helio Castroneves Took the lead

Lap 102: Simon Pagenaud Took the lead

Lap 113: Caution #3 Car #20 Ed Carpenter, and Car #32 Oriol Servia Crashed in Turn 1

Lap 122: Green Flag 

Lap 124: Will Power Took the lead

Lap 125: Simon Pagenaud Took the lead

Lap 126: Scott Dixon Took the lead

Lap 128: Simon Pagenaud Took the lead

Lap 129: Scott Dixon Took the lead

Lap 149: Simon Pagenaud Took the lead

Lap 151: Charlie Kimball Took the lead

Lap 153: Caution #4 Car #10 Tony Kanaan Crashed in Turns 3 and 4; Alex Tagliani Took the lead

Lap 155: Charlie Kimball Took the lead

Lap 158: Green Flag 

Lap 163: Scott Dixon Took the lead

Lap 165: Juan Montoya Took the lead

Lap 167: Scott Dixon Took the lead

Lap 168: Caution #5 Debris on the Track

Lap 170: Carlos Munoz Took the lead

Lap 172: Green Flag 

Lap 173: Justin Wilson Took the lead

Lap 175: Will Power Took the lead

Lap 176: Caution #6 Car #4 Stefano Coletti, Car #17 Sebastian Saavedra, and Car #41 Jack Hawksworth HARD CRASH in Turn 4

Lap 184: Green Flag 

Lap 187: Scott Dixon Took the lead

Lap 188: Will Power Took the lead

Lap 192: Juan Montoya Took the lead

Lap 193: Will Power Took the lead

Lap 197: Juan Montoya Took the lead

Lap 200: Checkered Flag: Juan Montoya Wins his Second Indy 500.           

Race Results:

Finish	Driver	Laps	Status	Prize Money
1	Juan Pablo Montoya	200	161.341	$2,449,055
2	Will Power	200	161.339	$792,555
3	Charlie Kimball	200	161.329	$564,055
4	Scott Dixon	200	161.326	$615,805
5	Graham Rahal	200	161.307	$439,555
6	Marco Andretti	200	161.304	$412,055
7	Helio Castroneves	200	161.3	$482,555
8	JR Hildebrand	200	161.289	$246,805
9	Josef Newgarden	200	161.282	$382,055
10	Simon Pagenaud	200	161.28	$307,805
11	Sebastien Bourdais	200	161.264	$378,555
12	Ryan Briscoe	200	161.259	$368,805
13	Takuma Sato	200	161.251	$364,055
14	Townsend Bell	200	161.218	$218,555
15	Ryan Hunter-Reay	200	161.201	$355,555
16	Gabby Chaves	200	161.195	$399,055
17	Alex Tagliani	200	161.178	$203,305
18	James Jakes	200	161.167	$347,555
19	Simona de Silvestro	200	161.157	$200,305
20	Carlos Munoz	200	160.766	$345,555
21	Justin Wilson	199	160.464	$211,305
22	Pippa Mann	197	158.544	$206,805
23	Sebastian Saavedra	175	Contact	$200,305
24	Jack Hawksworth	175	Contact	$205,055
25	Stefano Coletti	175	Contact	$344,555
26	Tony Kanaan	151	Contact	$375,555
27	James Davison	116	Mechanical	$344,055
28	Tristan Vautier	116	Mechanical	$344,055
29	Oriol Servia	112	Contact	$201,805
30	Ed Carpenter	112	Contact	$344,055
31	Bryan Clauson	61	Contact	$200,305
32	Sage Karam	0	Contact	$344,055
33	Conor Daly	0	Mechanical	$201,805