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The number of fuel stops in the Indy 500 can vary depending on factors such as race strategy, fuel efficiency, and caution periods. On average, teams typically make about 5 to 7 fuel stops during the race. However, this can change based on race conditions and the specific performance of the cars. Teams often adjust their strategy in real-time to optimize their fuel usage and pit stops.
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How many Indy 500's have been run?
2008 will the the 92nd running of the Indy 500
What is the fuel tank capacity of a Polaris 500 Indy?
Mines about 11.8 gallons
What is the fuel oil mix ratio for a polaris Indy 500 snowmobile?
30:1
What is the fuel-oil mix ratio for a polaris Indy 500 snowmobile?
30:1
How many drivers are in the Indy 500 at a time?
33
How many men have won Indy 500?
No women has won the Indy 500. There has been 101 races and 69 different race winners.
How many laps did Jr Lead in the Indy 500 in 2008?
None, Jr races NASCAR not Indy.
How many laps did Jr Lead in the Indy 500 in 2009?
09 Indy has not been run and Dale Jr does not race Indy cars
How many miles is the Indy 500?
The average milage for an Indy car is approximately 1.3 gallons of fuel per lap at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Since a lap is 2.5 miles, that works out to 1.923 mpg.
Who was the Indy 500 driver that pulled away from pits with fuel hose connected?
Sam Hornish in 2006.
How Many Laps Make Up The Indy 500?
The Indy 500 - or the Indianapolis 500-Mile Race consists of 200 laps. The circuit consists of an asphalt track with four turns.
How many cars raced the first Indy 500?
40
