1995 Indianapolis 500

Results of the 1995 Indianapolis 500 held at Indianapolis on Sunday, May 28, 1995.

Finish	Start	No	Name	Qual	Rank	Laps	Led	Status
1	5	27	Jacques Villeneuve	228.397	5	200	15	Running
2	27	15	Christian Fittipaldi	226.375	18	200	0	Running
3	21	9	Bobby Rahal	227.081	12	200	1	Running
4	24	7	Eliseo Salazar	225.023	33	200	0	Running
5	7	5	Robby Gordon	227.531	9	200	1	Running
6	6	18	Mauricio Gugelmin	227.923	6	200	59	Running
7	2	40	Arie Luyendyk	231.031	2	200	7	Running
8	15	33	Teo Fabi	225.911	22	199	0	Running
9	18	17	Danny Sullivan	225.496	29	199	0	Running
10	10	25	Hiro Matsushita	226.867	14	199	0	Running
11	17	34	Alessandro Zampedri	225.753	25	198	0	Running
12	13	21	Roberto Guerrero	226.402	17	198	0	Running
13	33	4	Bryan Herta	225.551	27	198	0	Running
14	3	24	Scott Goodyear	230.759	3	195	42	Running
15	20	54	Hideshi Matsuda	227.818	7	194	0	Running
16	31	16	Stefan Johansson	225.547	28	192	0	Running
17	1	60	Scott Brayton	231.604	1	190	0	Running
18	12	31	André Ribeiro	226.495	16	187	0	Running
19	8	20	Scott Pruett	227.403	10	184	8	Accident T2
20	22	11	Raul Boesel	226.028	20	184	2	Oil Line
21	25	10	Adrian Fernández	227.803	8	176	0	Engine
22	9	12	Jimmy Vasser	227.350	11	170	20	Accident T3
23	32	77	Davy Jones	225.135	32	161	0	Accident T2
24	16	3	Paul Tracy	225.795	24	136	0	Electrical
25	4	6	Michael Andretti	229.294	4	77	45	Suspension
26	30	41	Scott Sharp	225.711	26	74	0	Accident T4
27	23	80	Buddy Lazier	226.017	21	45	0	Fuel System
28	26	19	Eric Bachelart	226.875	13	6	0	Mechanical
29	19	8	Gil de Ferran	225.437	30	1	0	Accident T1
30	11	91	Stan Fox	226.588	15	0	0	Accident T1
31	14	14	Eddie Cheever	226.314	19	0	0	Accident T1
32	28	90	Lyn St. James	225.346	31	0	0	Accident T1
33	29	22	Carlos Guerrero	225.831	23	0	0	Accident T1

[edit] Notes

Jacques Villeneuve incurred a two-lap penalty for passing the pacecar while in the lead. At the time, he did not realize he was in the lead, so passed the pacecar as a matter of course to allow the pacecar to catch the leader. Thanks to fortuitous timing of yellows and pit strategy, Villeneuve was able to recover both lost laps, and eventually win the race.
On lap 190 Scott Goodyear (who was leading the field) mistimed the last restart and passed the pace car before it entered pit-road. He was given a black flag penalty, but he did not agree with it and so did not enter the pits to serve the penalty. Officials stopped scoring him after lap 195, which handed the race lead to fellow Canadian Jacques Villeneuve.
On the first lap, Stan Fox had a large crash.
Both Emerson Fittipaldi and Al Unser, Jr., driving for Marlboro Penske, failed to qualify for the race despite being top competitors.

This is the last year the Indy 500 was run with a full set of top-tier North American open-wheel open-cockpit racers. In 1996, the competitive circuit split between CART CHAMPcar and IRL, with the 1996 race virtually exclusively IRL. In 1996, most top tier drivers remained with the CART circuit, and went to the competing US 500.

1995 Indianapolis 500
Jacques Villeneuve