Who won the 1972 Indy 500?
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I believe it was Mark Donahue.
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PATRICK INDY 500\nKAHNE COCA-COLA 600
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Mark Spitz won 7 in Munich in 1972.
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Lee Petty. He is one of the most famous Daytona 500 winners.
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It was kind of funny the first two times Tony won, but now it's just getting old.  Here are my picks:\n\nLikley to win: Kevin Harvick-He won in the spring and he has a pretty good chance.\n\nSomewhat likely: Clint Bowyer-He finished strong in the spring and has been running well latley, though his finishes may not show it.\n\nUnderdog Pick: Bobby Labonte-Everyones noticed how well he's been doing latley, and he had a top-ten here in the spring.  Maybe it's his turn to see the winners circle now.
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Adam Petty\nHere's a link from ESPN\nhttp://espn.go.com/auto/nascar/news/2000/0512/528829.html
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michael won alonso was 3rd
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Dale Jr. i only know this cause i turned it on last second.... got sooooooooo pissed off that GORDON was OUT i turned the TV on and sulked. \n\ngrrrrr\n\nwe'll get em next week.\ni love my hendrick boyzzzzzzz 24 and 48
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Yes, it was included in the F1 calendar from 1950 through 1960. The sporting authorities (FIA) wanted to unify the two series. At one time (just prior to WW2 and just after) the engine formula for F1 and Indy were the same. So, when you look at lists of F1 race winners from those years, you will see the Indy winner.
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jimmie johnson, winner of the 06 daytona 500 won $1,505,120
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Is it kevin harvick mine is dale jr. but i like harvick too.
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The first auto race in the United States, over a 54.36 mile (87.48 km) course, took place in Chicago, Illinois on November 2, 1895, Frank Duryea winning in 10 h and 23 min, beating three petrol-fuelled cars and two electric.
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Yes The 1972 undefeated team won Superbowl VII.They beat Washington 14-7. But that game was played in January 1973.The Colts lost today so that record is safe.
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It has to be Mario Andretti. Never did one man dominte so many diffrent forms of racing.
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Kasey Kahne lol Matt Kenseth or Jimmie Johnson
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Ignoring the misinformation posted by trydave1ce, the Indianapolis 500, open to any qualified driver and car  that meets the technical specifications, I believe the race will be won by either a Panske or Chip Ganassi driver,\nI'm leaning towards Penske's Sam Hornish (he posted a top speed of 228.220 mph during practice on Sunday) to win the race. I believe both the Penske and Ganassi teams have benefited from the switch to Honda engines and I believe Penske has done a better job developing the Dallara chassis. I'll go with Dan Wheldon for second; he's also been fast during practice and I think he has a huge incentive to prove he can perform well for a team other than Andretti-Green.
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THE RACE: Kmart 400 at Michigan International Speedway\nWinner: Dale Jarrett, June 1999, 173.997mph