Telemetry Center

The Telemetry Center is a fact page where you can come to find information on the Verizon 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.

2024 Stats

Wins
Patricio O'Ward - 1 (STP)
Scott Dixon - 1 (LB)

Podiums
Colton Herta - 2 (LB, STP)
Patricio O'Ward - 1 (STP)
Will Power - 1 (STP)
Scott Dixon - 1 (LB)
Álex Palou - 1 (LB)

Top Fives
Colton Herta - 2 (STP, LB)
Álex Palou - 2 (STP, LB)
Josef Newgarden - 1 ( LB)
Patricio O'Ward - 1 (STP)
Will Power - 1 (STP)
Felix Rosenqvist - 1 (STP)
Scott Dixon - 1 (LB)
Marcus Ericsson - 1 (LB)

Top Tens
Will Power - 2 (STP, LB)
Colton Herta - 2 (STP, LB)
Álex Palou - 2 (STP, LB)
Felix Rosenqvist - 2 (STP, LB)
Alexander Rossi - 2 (STP, LB)
Scott Dixon - 2 (STP, LB)
Kyle Kirkwood - 2 (STP, LB)
Patricio O'Ward - 1 (STP)
Rinus VeeKay - 1 (STP)
Santino Ferrucci - 1 (STP)
Marcus Ericsson - 1 (LB)
Romain Grosjean - 1 (LB)
Josef Newgarden - 1 (LB)

Poles
Josef Newgarden - 1 (STP)
Felix Rosenqvist - 1 (LB)

Fast Six Appearances
Josef Newgarden - 2 (STP, LB)
Felix Rosenqvist - 2 (STP, LB)
Colton Herta - 2 (STP, LB)
Marcus Ericsson - 2 (STP, LB)
Patricio O'Ward - 1 (STP)
Romain Grosjean - 1 (STP)
Will Power - 1 (LB)
Álex Palou - 1 (LB)

Fast Twelve Appearances
Josef Newgarden - 2 (STP, LB)
Felix Rosenqvist - 2 (STP, LB)
Colton Herta - 2 (STP, LB)
Marcus Ericsson - 2 (STP, LB) 
Will Power - 2 (STP, LB)
Scott McLaughlin - 2 (STP, LB)
Marcus Armstrong - 2 (STP, LB)
Scott Dixon - 2 (STP, LB)
Christian Lundgaard - 2 (STP, LB)
Patricio O'Ward - 1 (STP)
Romain Grosjean - 1 (STP)
Rinus VeeKay - 1 (STP)
Álex Palou - 1 (LB)
Kyle Kirkwood - 1 (LB)
Graham Rahal - 1 (LB)

Races Led
Colton Herta - 2 (STP, LB)
Christian Lundgaard  - 1 (STP)
Scott Dixon - 1 (LB)
Will Power - 1 (LB)
Kyle Kirkwood - 1 (LB)
Felix Rosenqvist - 1 (LB)
Josef Newgarden - 1 (LB)

Laps Led
Scott Dixon - 42
Josef Newgarden - 19
Will Power - 15
Colton Herta - 8
Christian Lundgaard  - 7
Kyle Kirkwood - 1
Felix Rosenqvist - 1

Fastest Laps
Kyffin Simpson - 1 (STP)
Marcus Ericsson - 1 (LB)

Average Finish
Colton Herta - 2.5
Álex Palou - 3.5
Scott Dixon - 4
Will Power - 4
Josef Newgarden - 4
Felix Rosenqvist - 7
Patricio O'Ward - 8.5
Alexander Rossi - 8.5
Kyle Kirkwood - 9.5
Théo Pourchaire - 11
Rinus VeeKay - 11
Callum Ilott - 11
Marcus Ericsson - 14
Santino Ferrucci - 15
Romain Grosjean - 15
Kyffin Simpson - 15.5
Graham Rahal - 15.5
Agustín Canapino - 15.5
Linus Lundqvist - 17
Pietro Fittipaldi - 18.5
Marcus Armstrong - 18.5
Tom Blomqvist - 18.5
Sting Ray Robb - 19.5
Nolan Siegel - 20
Colin Braun - 20
Christian Lundgaard - 20.5
Jack Harvey - 21
Christian Rasmussen - 23
Scott McLaughlin - 26

Have Not Run Majority of Races


Average Start
Felix Rosenqvist - 1.5
Josef Newgarden - 2
Colton Herta - 4
Will Power - 5
Marcus Ericsson - 5.5
Patricio O'Ward - 8.5
Marcus Armstrong - 9.5
Scott Dixon - 9.5
Christian Lundgaard - 9.5
Álex Palou - 9.5
Scott McLaughlin - 10
Romain Grosjean - 10.5
Rinus VeeKay - 13.5
Alexander Rossi - 14
Kyle Kirkwood - 14
Callum Ilott - 16
Tom Blomqvist - 16
Graham Rahal - 17
Linus Lundqvist - 18
Santino Ferrucci - 19
Agustín Canapino - 19
Christian Rasmussen - 21
Théo Pourchaire - 22
Pietro Fittipaldi - 22.5
Kyffin Simpson - 24.5
Sting Ray Robb - 24.5
Colin Braun - 25
Jack Harvey - 25
Nolan Siegel - 27

Have Not Run Majority of Races


Full-Course Cautions
St. Petersburg: 3 for 9 of 100 laps (9%)
Long Beach: 1 for 4 of 85 laps (4.705%)
Barber:  for  of 90 laps 
Grand Prix of Indianapolis:  for  of 85 laps 
Indianapolis 500:  for  of 200 laps 
Detroit:  for  of 100 laps 
Road America:  for  of 55 laps
Laguna Seca:  for  of 95 laps 
Mid-Ohio:  for  of 80 laps 
Toronto:  for  of 85 laps 
Iowa I:  for  of 250 laps 
Iowa II:  for  of 250 laps
Gateway:  for  of 260 laps 
Portland:  for  of 110 laps 
Milwaukee I:  for  of 250 laps 
Milwaukee II:  for  of 250 laps 
Nashville:  for  of 80 laps 
Total: 4 for 13 of 185 laps (7.027%)

Active Winners (Note: *= Indianapolis One-Off)
Scott Dixon- 57
Will Power- 41
Sébastien Bourdais- 37
Helio Castroneves- 31
Josef Newgarden- 29
Ryan Hunter-Reay- 18
Tony Kanaan- 17
Juan Pablo Montoya- 15
Simon Pagenaud- 15
Álex Palou - 9
Buddy Lazier- 8*
Alexander Rossi- 8
Ryan Briscoe- 7
Justin Wilson- 7
Colton Herta - 7
Graham Rahal- 6
James Hinchcliffe- 6
Takuma Sato- 6
Jacques Villeneuve- 5*
Patricio O'Ward - 5
Mike Conway- 4
Marcus Ericsson - 4
Scott McLaughlin - 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: 270 races post-reunification, PRU. Since 2008. These aren't starts since last victory, rather amount of races)
Scott Dixon: Long Beach 2024 (Most Recent Winner)
Patricio O'Ward: St. Petersburg 2024 (1 race since last victory)
Álex Palou: Portland 2023 (3)
Kyle Kirkwood: Nashville 2023 (6)
Josef Newgarden: Iowa 2 2023 (7)
Christian Lundgaard: Toronto 2023 (9)
Scott McLaughlin: Barber 2023 (15)
Marcus Ericsson: St. Petersburg 2023 (18)
Alexander Rossi: Brickyard Weekend 2022 (23)
Will Power: Belle Isle 2022 (29)
Colton Herta: Grand Prix of Indianapolis 2022 (31)
Helio Castroneves: Indianapolis 500 2021 (46)
Rinus VeeKay: Grand Prix of Indianapolis 2021 (47)
Takuma Sato: Indianapolis 500 2020 (60)
Simon Pagenaud: Iowa 1 2020 (61)
Felix Rosenqvist: Road America 2 2020 (62)
Ryan Hunter-Reay: Sonoma 2018 (83)
James Hinchcliffe: Iowa 2018 (89)
Sébastien Bourdais: St. Petersburg 2018 (99)
Graham Rahal: Belle Isle 2 2017 (109)
Record for most starts between victories: 124. Graham Rahal (St. Petersburg 2008 – Fontana 2015).
Juan Pablo Montoya: St. Petersburg 2016 (132)
Carlos Muñoz: Belle Isle 1 2015 (143)
Tony Kanaan: Fontana 2014 (149)
Mike Conway: Toronto 2 2014 (152)
Carlos Huertas: Houston 1 2014 (159)
Ed Carpenter: Texas 2014 (160)
Charlie Kimball: Mid-Ohio 2013 (172)
Ryan Briscoe: Sonoma 2012 (188)
Marco Andretti: Iowa 2011 (209)
Oriol Servià: Montreal 2005 (301. 31 ChampCar races, 270 PRU)
Alex Tagliani: Road America 2004 (317. 47 ChampCar races, 270 PRU)
Buddy Lazier: Kentucky 2001 (368. 98 IRL races, 270 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- 17 (St. Petersburg 2024)
Tony Kanaan- 15 (Las Vegas 2011)
Juan Pablo Montoya- 15 (Pocono 2014)
Simon Pagenaud- 13 (Iowa 2019)
Ryan Briscoe- 12 (Indianapolis 2012)
Colton Herta - 11 (Mid-Ohio 2023)
Takuma Sato- 10 (Gateway 2 2019)
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)
Scott McLaughlin - 6 (Gateway 2023)
Felix Rosenqvist - 6 (Long Beach 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)
Álex Palou - 3 (Detroit 2023)
Rinus VeeKay - 2 (Barber 2022)
Christian Lundgaard - 2 (Toronto 2023)
Oriol Servià- 1 (Surfers Paradise 2005)
Mike Conway- 1 (Belle Isle 1 2013)
Sebastián Saavedra- 1 (Grand Prix of Indianapolis 2014)
James Hinchcliffe- 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)
Kyle Kirkwood - 1 (Long Beach 2023)

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)
Alexander Rossi - 4 (Long Beach 2019)
Josef Newgarden - 4 (Mid-Ohio 2021)
Colton Herta - 4 (Laguna Seca 2021)
Tony Kanaan - 3 (Richmond 2008)
Ryan Hunter-Reay - 3 (Barber 2013)
Ryan Briscoe - 2 (Texas 2010)
Scott McLaughlin - 2 (Portland 2022)
Álex Palou - 2 (Detroit 2023)
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
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
Josef Newgarden - 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