The 94th Indianapolis 500

SI Staff | Jun 1, 2010

The 94th Indianapolis 500

Right On Target

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Winner Dario Franchitti led 155 laps during Sunday's race and moved up to second in the standings, just 15 points behind Will Power.

The Straight And Narrow

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Though he had been hot on Dario Franchitti's heels during the race, Ryan Briscoe was knocked out of the running after a crash in turn four.

Cruising At Top Speed

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Sunday's race clocked in an average speed of 161.623 mph and became the 13th Indy 500 to end on a caution.

Double Threats

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Chip Ganassi made history, becoming the first North American team owner to win both the Indy 500 (Dario Franchitti) and Daytona 500 (Jamie McMurray) in the same year.

Up Close And Personal

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Danica Patrick took sixth place in this year's Indy 500 after starting 23rd. A record-four women competed in the fabled race.

Pit Boss

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Dario Franchitti (front) took the lead early and was never far off the pace.

The Flip

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Mike Conway's car went airborne after a bump with Ryan Hunter-Reay's. Conway flew into the catch fence before flipping back on to the track. He suffered a broken leg.

The Crash

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Though Conway escaped the destroyed vehicle with only a broken leg and minor scratches, he is expected to be out for at least three months.

Down The Stretch He Came

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Scott Dixon, who claimed Indy 500 glory in 2008, finished fifth in Sunday's race.

The Good Wife

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Actress Ashley Judd was ecstatic as she watched her husband cruise to his second Indy 500 victory in four years.

The Winner's Circle

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Just seconds after sampling the traditional Indy winner's drink of choice (milk), Dario Franchitti is adorned by a champion's wreath as he stands in front of the Borg-Warner trophy.

A Kiss Hello

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Ashley Judd, Dario Franchitti and team owner Chip Ganassi celebrate the Indy 500 victory with a traditional kiss of the bricks.