Sunday, May 30, 2010

Indy 500 Results


Oddsmakers from online sports book SBGGLOBAL.com gave Franchitti 9/2 odds to win Sunday’s race, meaning a bet of $100 on Franchitti will pay out $450.

Franchitti led most of the race but started to have issues with fuel as the raced neared its end. On the 199th lap, a wreck brought out the caution flag which allowed Franchitti to cruise to the win on the final lap and give him his second Indy 500 victory.


 In a race that he dominated, Dario Franchitti took home the 2010 Indianapolis 500 title after completing his final lap with little to no gas.

Franchitti managed to hold Dan Wheldon who was drawing closer by the second before the caution came out. Wheldon finished runner-up in the race.

Rookie Alex Lloyd finished third on Sunday while Scott Dixon was fourth and Danica Patrick ended a tumultuous month by taking fifth.

Pre-race favorite, Helio Castroneves, finished ninth after a stall out midway through the race kept him from contending for the championship.

2010 Indianapolis 500 Results

Finish-Car Number-Driver

1 Dario Franchitti (10)

2 Dan Wheldon (4)

3 (R) Alex Lloyd (19)

4 Scott Dixon (9)

5 Danica Patrick (7)

6 Marco Andretti (26)

7 Justin Wilson (22)

8 Will Power (12)

9 Helio Castroneves (3)

10 Alex Tagliani (77)

11 Tony Kanaan (11)

12 Graham Rahal (30)

13 (R) Simona de Silvestro (78)

14 (R) Mario Romancini (34)

15 Tomas Scheckter (23)

16 Townsend Bell (99)

17 Ed Carpenter (20)

18 Ryan Hunter-Reay (37)

19 Mike Conway (24)

20 (R) Takuma Sato (5)

21 (R) Ana Beatriz (25)

22 (R) Bertrand Baguette (36)

23 (R) Sebastian Saavedra (29)

24 Ryan Briscoe (6)

25 E.J. Viso (8)

26 Sarah Fisher (67)

27 Vitor Meira (14)

28 Hideki Mutoh (6)

29 Raphael Matos (2)

30 John Andretti (43)

31 Mario Moraes (32)

32 Bruno Junqueira (33)

33 Davey Hamilton (21)

See Also :

Danica Patrick: Indy 500 Results Forget the Boo Birds but Do Listen 

NCAA Baseball Regionals 2010 

Jeremiah Weed 

Bourbon Legend Jeremiah Weed Demands Public Apology From Landis 

Vanderbilt Will not Host NCAA Baseball Regionals 





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