Caution Periods
There were eleven caution periods during the race, with a total of fifty-five laps run under yellow, including the race's final lap.
| Laps | Cause |
|---|---|
| 11-15 | Debris in turn 1 from John Andretti |
| 38-43 | Roberto Moreno crash, turn 1 |
| 52-59 | Jon Herb crash, turn 2 |
| 66-70 | Milka Duno crash, turn 1 |
| 99-106 | John Andretti crash, turn 2 |
| 108-111 | Phil Giebler crash, turn 1 |
| 112-113 | rain (red flag after lap 113) |
| 114-115 | restart |
| 151-156 | Marty Roth crash, turn 1 |
| 157-161 | Tony Kanaan/Jacques Lazier crash, turn 4 |
| 163-166 | Marco Andretti/Dan Wheldon/Buddy Rice/Ed Carpenter crash, backstretch |
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