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Milk, Bricks and 500 Miles

Two hundred laps, a trophy covered in faces and a bottle of milk at the end. Tackle the toughest IndyCar and Indy 500 questions and see if you reach Victory Lane.

🏎️ Cars hard 20 questions ~8 min
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What this quiz asks

  • What does the winner of the Indianapolis 500 traditionally drink in Victory Lane?
  • How many cars take the start of the Indianapolis 500 in a normal year?
  • Ray Harroun won the first Indianapolis 500, in 1911, driving a car built by which company?
  • From 1950 to 1960, the Indianapolis 500 was a round of the Formula One World Championship.
  • What is added to the Borg-Warner Trophy for every winner of the Indianapolis 500?
  • Who became the first woman to race in the Indianapolis 500, in 1977?
  • Jim Clark won the 1965 Indianapolis 500 in the first rear-engined car to win it. Which British maker built it?
  • Select ALL of these drivers who have won the Indianapolis 500 at least four times.
  • Mario Andretti won the Indianapolis 500 more than once.
  • Select ALL of these drivers who won both the Indianapolis 500 and the Formula One World Championship.
  • Which driver won the Indianapolis 500 as a rookie in 2000, and then again fifteen years later?
  • Order these drivers by the year of their first Indianapolis 500 win, earliest first.
  • After winning in 1993, did Emerson Fittipaldi upset fans by drinking orange juice before the traditional drink?
  • The habit of kissing the Speedway's 'Yard of Bricks' was started in 1996 by a winner from which series?
  • Which racing family won nine Indianapolis 500s between 1968 and 1994?
  • Over how many laps is an Indianapolis 500 qualifying run timed?
  • When the Speedway's track was paved in 1909, roughly how many million bricks were laid?
  • In which year did the rival Champ Car and Indy Racing League series reunite, ending a 12-year split?
  • Who drove the pace car at the first Indianapolis 500 in 1911?
  • Which First World War flying ace owned the Indianapolis Motor Speedway from 1927 until 1945?