2005 Indianapolis 500 - Race Leaders

Race Leaders

Seven drivers led the race, with a total of twenty-seven lead changes.

Lap Leaders
Laps Leader
1-2 Sam Hornish, Jr.
3 Tony Kanaan
4-7 Sam Hornish, Jr.
8-25 Tony Kanaan
26 Dario Franchitti
27-37 Tony Kanaan
38-54 Sam Hornish, Jr.
55 Dario Franchitti
56 Danica Patrick
57-58 Bruno Junqueira
59-97 Sam Hornish, Jr.
98-100 Tony Kanaan
101-111 Sam Hornish, Jr.
112-115 Tony Kanaan
116-119 Sam Hornish, Jr.
120-122 Tony Kanaan
123 Dario Franchitti
124-135 Tony Kanaan
136-143 Dario Franchitti
144-145 Tony Kanaan
146-149 Dario Franchitti
150-161 Dan Wheldon
162-164 Vitor Meira
165-171 Dan Wheldon
172-185 Danica Patrick
186-189 Dan Wheldon
190-193 Danica Patrick
194-200 Dan Wheldon
Total laps led
Laps Leader
Sam Hornish, Jr. 77
Tony Kanaan 54
Dan Wheldon 30
Danica Patrick 19
Dario Franchitti 15
Vitor Meira 3
Bruno Junqueira 2
Cautions: 8 for 46 laps
Laps Reason
18-24 Larry Foyt crash
77-86 Junqueira, Foyt IV contact
114-119 Dixon/Hearn crash
147-154 Hornish crash
155-161 Enge, Scheckter, Patrick, Bucknum crash
171-173 Yasukawa car smoking
187-189 Matsuura crash
199-200 Bourdais crash

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