IndyCar Codexery

Legendary Players

25 entries in the IndyCar compendium.

Legendary Players — Era Chart

Al Unser1939Tom Sneva1948Sebastien Bourdais1948Bobby Unser1949Rick Mears1951Johnny Rutherford1959Michael Andretti1962Al Unser Jr.1962Dario Franchitti1973Helio Castroneves1975Bobby Rahal1977Emerson Fittipaldi1980Juan Pablo Montoya1985Danny Sullivan1991Scott Dixon1994
Rick MearsFour-time Indianapolis 500 winner and six-time pole position record holder.Al UnserBig Al: four Indy 500 wins, three national championships, and a career that just refused tBobby UnserThree-time Indy 500 winner, two-time USAC champion, and 13-time Pikes Peak winner.Johnny RutherfordThree-time Indianapolis 500 winner and 1980 CART champion.Gordon JohncockThe Ironman of IndyCar's golden era.Emerson FittipaldiBrazilian. Two F1 titles. Then he crossed the pond and just… did Indy.Michael Andretti42 wins, 1991 CART champion, and the man who led more Indy 500 laps than any driver who neBobby RahalThe thinking man's racer who conquered Indy and the series.Danny SullivanThe driver behind the wheel of Indy Heat.Tom SnevaThe Gas Man — first to break 200 mph at Indy, a math teacher who won the 500.Al Unser Jr.Little Al: two-time Indy 500 winner and two-time CART champion.Juan Pablo MontoyaThe Colombian cannonball who conquered IndyCar and beyond.Scott DixonThe Iceman: cool, calculating, and consistently champion.Helio CastronevesFour-time Indy 500 winner and the fence-climbing Spider-Man.Dario FranchittiFour-time IndyCar champion, three-time Indy 500 winner, Scottish icon.Sebastien BourdaisFour-time Champ Car champion, 37 race wins in American open-wheel racing.Arie LuyendykThe Dutchman who never quit, never crashed, and never let the flag drop on him.Jim ClarkThe silk that made a racing car look like a ballet.Nigel MansellThe World Champion who brought F1 thunder to a half-mile oval and left a mark no one forgePhil HillThe only American to conquer F1, Indy, and Le Mans—racing's ultimate Triple Crown.Juan Manuel FangioFive titles, five different winning cars — the only driver who made every team look like tGraham HillThe Gentleman who outlived the fire, the crash, and the era that tried to kill them all.Tony BettenhausenThree Brickyard crowns, one fearless heart, and a Milwaukee Mile that took him too soon.Bill VukovichHe didn't race the track—he owned it, line by line, lap by lap.Wilbur ShawThree crowns, one fearless heart — the King of the 1930s Brickyard.
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