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Indianapolis 500 (offiziell XXXIVth Indianapolis Motor Sweepstakes) fand am 30. Mai auf dem Indianapolis Motor Speedway statt und war der dritte Wertungslauf der Automobil-Weltmeisterschaft 1950 sowie das erste Rennen der AAA-Saison 1950 .
34th Indianapolis 500; Indianapolis Motor Speedway; Indianapolis 500; Sanctioning body: AAA: Date: May 30, 1950: Winner: Johnnie Parsons: Winning Entrant: Frank Kurtis: Average speed: 124.002 mph (199.562 km/h) Pole position: Walt Faulkner: Pole speed: 134.343 mph (216.204 km/h) Most laps led: Johnnie Parsons (115) Pre-race; Pace car ...
Indianapolis 500 Statistik Name: Indianapolis 500, Indy 500: Rennserie: AAA Championship Car (1911–1955) Formel 1 (1950–1960) USAC Championship Car (1956–1982) Indy Car World Series (1979–1980, 1983–1995) IndyCar Series (seit 1996) Rennstrecken: Indianapolis Motor Speedway: Letztes Indy Indianapolis 500 (Datum: 28. Mai 2023)
AuflageSaisonSerieSiegerVereinigte Staaten Josef Newgarden ( ...Schweden Marcus Ericsson ( Dallara - ...Brasilien Hélio Castroneves ( Dallara - ...Japan Takuma Satō ( Dallara - Honda )- Indianapolis 500, Indy 500
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1950: The Indianapolis 500 was part of the Formula 1 World Championship calendar from 1950–1960. A rumor circulated at race morning, that Johnnie Parsons ' engine had an irreparable crack. During the race, his hard charging performance sees him leading, and picking up lap leader prizes.
From 1950 to 1960, the Indianapolis 500 also counted toward the FIA's World Championship of Drivers (now synonymous with Formula One), although few drivers participated in the other races of that series.
Beim Indianapolis 500 1950 blieben die US-amerikanischen Fahrer weitgehend unter sich. Die europäischen Teams betrachteten das Rennen als Streichresultat. Sieger des wegen Regens nach 138 von 200 Runden abgebrochenen Rennens war Johnnie Parsons.
Three motion pictures filmed at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway include Speedway (1929), To Please a Lady (1950), and Winning (1969). Other motion pictures at least partially filmed in the city include Going All the Way (1997), Palindromes (2004), Saving Star Wars (2004), Amanda (2009), Walter (2015), The MisEducation of Bindu (2019 ...
