Telemetry Center

The Telemetry Center is a fact page where you can come to find information on the IndyCar Series, such as a driver's last win, amount of podiums, top fives, top tens, Fast Six appearances and so on. This page will be updated throughout the season.

2025 Stats

Wins


Podiums


Top Fives


Top Tens


Poles


Fast Six Appearances


Fast Twelve Appearances


Races Led


Laps Led


Fastest Laps


Average Finish


Have Not Run Majority of Races


Average Start


Have Not Run Majority of Races


Full-Course Cautions
St. Petersburg:  for  of  100 laps 
Thermal Club:  for  of  laps 
Long Beach:  for  of  85 laps 
Barber:  for  of  90 laps 
Grand Prix of Indianapolis:  for  of 85 laps 
Indianapolis 500:  for  of  200 laps 
Detroit:  for  of 100 laps 
Gateway:  for  of 260 laps 
Road America:  for  of 55 laps 
Mid-Ohio:  for  of 80 laps 
Iowa I:  for  of 250 laps 
Iowa II:  for  of 250 laps 
Toronto:  for  of 85 laps 
Laguna Seca:  for  of 95 laps 
Portland:  for  of 110 laps 
Milwaukee I:  for  of 250 laps 
Nashville:  for  of 206 laps 
Total:  for  of  laps 

Active Winners (Note: *= Indianapolis One-Off)
Scott Dixon- 58
Will Power- 44
Sébastien Bourdais- 37
Helio Castroneves- 31
Josef Newgarden- 31
Ryan Hunter-Reay- 18
Tony Kanaan- 17
Juan Pablo Montoya- 15
Simon Pagenaud- 15
Álex Palou - 11
Colton Herta - 9
Buddy Lazier- 8*
Alexander Rossi- 8
Ryan Briscoe- 7
Justin Wilson- 7
Patricio O'Ward - 7
Scott McLaughlin - 7
Graham Rahal- 6
James Hinchcliffe- 6
Takuma Sato- 6
Jacques Villeneuve- 5*
Mike Conway- 4
Marcus Ericsson - 4
Ed Carpenter- 3
Marco Andretti- 2
Kyle Kirkwood - 2
Alex Tagliani- 1*
Oriol Servià- 1
Charlie Kimball- 1
Carlos Huertas- 1
Carlos Muñoz- 1
Felix Rosenqvist - 1 
Rinus VeeKay - 1 
Christian Lundgaard - 1 

Most Recent Victories (Note: 285 races post-reunification, PRU. Since 2008. These aren't starts since last victory, rather amount of races)
Colton Herta: Nashville 2024 (Most Recent Winner)
Scott McLaughlin: Milwaukee II  2024 (1 race since last victory)
Patricio O'Ward: Milwaukee I 2024 (2)
Will Power: Portland 2024 (3)
Josef Newgarden: Gateway 2024 (4)
Álex Palou: Laguna Seca 2024 (9)
Scott Dixon: Detroit 2024 (11)
Kyle Kirkwood: Nashville 2023 (21)
Christian Lundgaard: Toronto 2023 (24)
Marcus Ericsson: St. Petersburg 2023 (33)
Alexander Rossi: Brickyard Weekend 2022 (38)
Helio Castroneves: Indianapolis 500 2021 (61)
Rinus VeeKay: Grand Prix of Indianapolis 2021 (62)
Takuma Sato: Indianapolis 500 2020 (75)
Simon Pagenaud: Iowa 1 2020 (76)
Felix Rosenqvist: Road America 2 2020 (77)
Ryan Hunter-Reay: Sonoma 2018 (98)
James Hinchcliffe: Iowa 2018 (104)
Sébastien Bourdais: St. Petersburg 2018 (114)
Graham Rahal: Belle Isle 2 2017 (124)
Record for most starts between victories: 124. Graham Rahal (St. Petersburg 2008 – Fontana 2015).
Juan Pablo Montoya: St. Petersburg 2016 (147)
Carlos Muñoz: Belle Isle 1 2015 (158)
Tony Kanaan: Fontana 2014 (164)
Mike Conway: Toronto 2 2014 (167)
Carlos Huertas: Houston 1 2014 (174)
Ed Carpenter: Texas 2014 (175)
Charlie Kimball: Mid-Ohio 2013 (187)
Ryan Briscoe: Sonoma 2012 (203)
Marco Andretti: Iowa 2011 (224)
Oriol Servià: Montreal 2005 (316. 31 ChampCar races, 285 PRU)
Alex Tagliani: Road America 2004 (332. 47 ChampCar races, 285 PRU)
Buddy Lazier: Kentucky 2001 (383. 98 IRL races, 285 PRU)

Active Pole Winners (Most recent in parenthesis)
Will Power- 70 (Iowa 2 2023)
Helio Castroneves- 50 (Road America 2017)
Sébastien Bourdais- 34 (Phoenix 2018)
Scott Dixon- 30 (Indianapolis 2022)
Josef Newgarden- 18 (Milwaukee 2 2024)
Tony Kanaan- 15 (Las Vegas 2011)
Juan Pablo Montoya- 15 (Pocono 2014)
Colton Herta - 14 (Toronto 2024)
Simon Pagenaud- 13 (Iowa 2019)
Ryan Briscoe- 12 (Indianapolis 2012)
Takuma Sato- 10 (Gateway 2 2019)
Scott McLaughlin - 10 (Milwaukee 1 2024)
Justin Wilson- 8 (Toronto 2010)
Alex Tagliani- 8 (Texas 2012)
Ryan Hunter-Reay- 7 (Sonoma 2018)
Alexander Rossi- 7 (Road America 2022)
Jacques Villeneuve- 6 (Laguna Seca 1995)
Marco Andretti- 6 (Indianapolis 2020)
Felix Rosenqvist - 6 (Long Beach 2024)
Álex Palou - 6 (Mid-Ohio 2024)
Graham Rahal- 5 (Portland 2023)
Ed Carpenter- 4 (Indianapolis 2018)
Patricio O'Ward - 4 (IMS Road Course 2 2021)
Romain Grosjean - 3 (Barber 2023)
Rinus VeeKay - 2 (Barber 2022)
Christian Lundgaard - 2 (Toronto 2023)
Kyle Kirkwood - 2 (Nashville 2024)
Oriol Servià- 1 (Surfers Paradise 2005)
Mike Conway- 1 (Belle Isle 1 2013)
Sebastián Saavedra- 1 (Grand Prix of Indianapolis 2014)
James- 1 (Indianapolis 2016)
Carlos Muñoz- 1 (Texas 2016)
Mikhail Aleshin- 1 (Pocono 2016)
Charlie Kimball- 1 (Texas 2017)
Robert Wickens - 1 (St. Petersburg 2018)
Conor Daly - 1 (Iowa 1 2020)
Linus Lundqvist - 1 (Road America 2024)
Santino Ferrucci - 1 (Portland 2024)

Active Winners from Pole Position
Sébastien Bourdais - 18 (Toronto 1 2014)
Will Power - 18 (Harvest GP 2 2020)
Helio Castroneves - 12 (Motegi 2010)
Scott Dixon - 12 (Watkins Glen 2016)
Juan Pablo Montoya - 6 (Pocono 2014)
Simon Pagenaud - 5 (Indianapolis 2019)
Colton Herta - 5 (Toronto 2024)
Alexander Rossi - 4 (Long Beach 2019)
Josef Newgarden - 4 (Mid-Ohio 2021)
Álex Palou - 4 (Laguna Seca 2024)
Tony Kanaan - 3 (Richmond 2008)
Ryan Hunter-Reay - 3 (Barber 2013)
Scott McLaughlin - 3 (Barber 2024)
Ryan Briscoe - 2 (Texas 2010)
Jacques Villeneuve - 1 (Road America 1995)
Justin Wilson - 1 (Mexico City 2005)
Graham Rahal - 1 (Belle Isle 1 2017)
Takuma Sato - 1 (Barber 2019)
Simon Pagenaud - 1 (Toronto 2019)
Kyle Kirkwood - 1 (Long Beach 2023)
Christian Lundgaard - 1 (Toronto 2023)

List of 500-mile Race Winners
A.J. Foyt- 9
Al Unser- 8
Rick Mears- 8
Bobby Unser- 8
Johnny Rutherford- 5
Will Power- 5
Juan Pablo Montoya- 4
Danny Sullivan- 4
Hélio Castroneves- 4
Louis Meyer- 3
Mauri Rose- 3
Wilbur Shaw- 3
Dario Franchitti- 3
Mario Andretti- 3
Jimmy Vasser- 3
Al Unser, Jr.- 3
Gordon Johncock- 3
Tony Kanaan- 3
Emerson Fittipaldi- 3
Tommy Milton- 2
Bill Vukovich- 2
Rodger Ward- 2
Arie Luyendyk- 2
Dan Wheldon- 2
Mark Donohue- 2
Joe Leonard- 2
Michael Andretti- 2
Scott Goodyear- 2
Bobby Rahal- 2
Tom Sneva- 2
Ryan Hunter-Reay- 2
Alexander Rossi- 2
Takuma Sato- 2
Josef Newgarden - 2
Ray Harroun- 1
Joe Dawson- 1
Jules Goux- 1
René Thomas- 1
Ralph DePalma- 1
Dario Resta- 1
Howdy Wilcox- 1
Gaston Chevrolet- 1
Jimmy Murphy- 1
L.L. Corum- 1
Joe Boyer- 1
Pete DePaolo- 1
Frank Lockhart- 1
George Souders- 1
Ray Keech- 1
Billy Arnold- 1
Louis Schneider- 1
Fred Frame- 1
Bill Cummings- 1
Kelly Petillo- 1
Floyd Roberts- 1
Floyd Davis- 1
George Robson- 1
Bill Holland- 1
Johnnie Parsons- 1
Lee Wallard- 1
Troy Ruttman- 1
Bill Sweikert- 1
Pat Flaherty- 1
Sam Hanks- 1
Jimmy Bryan- 1
Jim Rathmann- 1
Parnelli Jones- 1
Jim Clark- 1
Graham Hill- 1
Jacques Villeneuve- 1
Buddy Lazier- 1
Eddie Cheever- 1
Kenny Bräck- 1
Buddy Rice- 1
Gil de Ferran- 1
Sam Hornish, Jr.- 1
Scott Dixon- 1
Mark Blundell- 1
Adrián Fernández- 1
Christian Fittipaldi- 1
Cristiano da Matta- 1
Patrick Carpentier- 1
Ed Carpenter- 1
Teo Fabi- 1
Pancho Carter- 1
John Paul, Jr.- 1
Nigel Mansell- 1
Scott Pruett- 1
André Ribeiro- 1
Alex Zanardi- 1
Greg Moore- 1
Jim McElreath- 1
Roger McCluskey- 1
Wally Dallenbach- 1
Earl Cooper- 1
Johnny Aitken- 1
Graham Rahal- 1
Simon Pagenaud - 1
Marcus Ericsson - 1

Birthday Winners
Dario Resta: August 19, 1916. Turned thirty-four years old and won at Chicago's Speedway Park.
Joe Boyer: May 30, 1924. Turned thirty-five years old and won the Indianapolis 500, splitting the ride with L.L. Corum.
Lou Moore: September 12, 1931. Turned twenty-seven years old and won at Syracuse.
Tony Bettenhausen: September 12, 1953. Turned thirty-seven years old and won at Syracuse.
Al Unser: May 29, 1971. Turned thirty-two years old and won the Indianapolis 500.
Nigel Mansell: August 8, 1993. Turned forty years old and won at New Hampshire.
Sam Hornish, Jr.: July 2, 2006. Turned twenty-seven years old and won at Kansas Speedway.
Scott Dixon: July 22, 2007. Turned twenty-seven years old and won at Mid-Ohio.
Dan Wheldon: June 22, 2008. Turned thirty years old and won at Iowa.

Palm Sunday Winners (since 1946)
1958- Trenton: Len Sutton (1st career win).
1960- Trenton: Rodger Ward
1964- Phoenix: AJ Foyt (1)
1968- Phoenix: Bobby Unser (1)
1973- Trenton: AJ Foyt (2), Mario Andretti (1). Two 150-mile heats.
1974- Trenton: Bobby Unser (2)
1979- Texas World: AJ Foyt (3)
1984- Phoenix: Tom Sneva
1987- Phoenix: Roberto Guerrero (1st career win).
1990- Phoenix: Rick Mears
1992- Long Beach: Danny Sullivan
1993- Phoenix: Mario Andretti (2) (Final career win).
1995- Long Beach: Al Unser, Jr.
1996- Surfers Paradise: Jimmy Vasser
1997- Phoenix: Jim Guthrie (1st and only career win)
1998- Long Beach: Alex Zanardi
1999- Phoenix: Scott Goodyear
2000- Long Beach: Paul Tracy (1)
2001- Long Beach: Helio Castroneves (1), Homestead: Sam Hornish, Jr. (1). CART/IRL Split.
2002- Homestead: Sam Hornish, Jr. (2)
2003- Motegi: Scott Sharp, Long Beach: Paul Tracy (2) CART/IRL Split.
2006- Long Beach: Sébastien Bourdais
2007- St. Petersburg: Helio Castroneves (2)
2009- St. Petersburg: Ryan Briscoe
2011- Long Beach: Mike Conway (1st career win).
2012- Barber: Will Power
2013- St. Petersburg: James Hinchcliffe (1st career win).
2014- Long Beach: Mike Conway (2)
2015- St. Petersburg: Juan Pablo Montoya
2017- Long Beach: James Hinchcliffe (2)
2019- Long Beach: Alexander Rossi
2023 - Texas: Josef Newgarden

1-2 Rookie Finishes
Mont-Tremblant 2007: Robert Doornbos and Neel Jani
Surfers Paradise 2003: Ryan Hunter-Reay and Darren Manning
Michigan 2002: Tomas Scheckter and Buddy Rice
Orlando 1996: Buzz Calkins and Tony Stewart
Sacramento 1959: Jim Hurtubise and Cotton Farmer