Old Indy Cars

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Foyt, Ward and ?

It's 1965, right? Foyt and Ward, Who's in the roadster? It' not Indianapolis. Atlanta?

 

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Andretti in the roadster. Finished second.

 

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A Lee Greenwalt Photo.

 

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The Chevrolet Brothers entered two cars in the 1916 Indy 500, one driven by Arthur and the other, shown here, driven by Louis.​

DETROIT – On May 30, 1911, Arthur Chevrolet competed in the inaugural Indianapolis 500. One hundred years later, a Chevrolet Camaro SS Convertible will lead the 2011 Indianapolis 500, as the car maker and iconic race celebrate their Centennial anniversaries – and start the countdown for Chevrolet’s return to IndyCar racing in 2012.

“Before Chevrolet was a brand, Louis Chevrolet and his brothers made a name for themselves behind the wheel of a race car,” said Jim Campbell, GM vice president of Performance Vehicles and Motorsports. “After Chevrolet became a car company, Louis and his brothers continued to race at Indy, forging one of the most storied relationships in automotive racing.

“That history includes some of the most memorable cars that have paced the Indianapolis 500, well as many checkered flags won under Chevrolet power,” Campbell said. “With a new Chevrolet race engine competing in next year’s race, the relationship between Indy and Chevrolet is heating back up.”

GM Media

 

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'65 Indy 500 Winner

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'86 Winner - This Bud's For You!

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Photos from Lee Greenwalt

 

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