Indy 500 Results: Highlights, Analysis and Finishing Times for Every Driver

The 2013 Indianapolis 500 has been completed, and Tony Kanaan outlasted the entire field for the victory.

In the runner-up spot was rookie Carlos Munoz.

Here, we have the full slate of results below, as well as some incredible highlights from the biggest event in auto racing.

Note: Full results courtesy of IndyCar.com

Full 2013 Indy 500 Results

Finish	Driver	Start	Difference (seconds)
1.	Tony Kanaan	12
2.	Carlos Munoz	2	-0.1159
3.	Ryan Hunter-Reay	7	-0.2480
4.	Marco Andretti	3	-0.3634
5.	Justin Wilson	14	-0.8138
6.	Helio Castroneves	8	-3.0086
7.	A.J. Allmendinger	5	-4.0107
8.	Simon Pagenaud	21	-4.2609
9.	Charlie Kimball	19	-5.6864
10.	Ed Carpenter	1	-6.8425
11.	Oriol Servia	13	-7.8633
12.	Ryan Briscoe	23	-8.9216
13.	Takuma Sato	18	-10.2602
14.	Scott Dixon	16	-10.2602
15.	Ana Beatriz	29	-12.2657
16.	Tristan Vautier	28	-15.3045
17.	Simona De Silvestro	24	-15.7201
18.	E.J. Viso	4	-17.8056
19.	Will Power	6	-22.5403
20.	James Jakes	20	1 Lap
21.	James Hinchcliffe	9	1 Lap
22.	Dario Franchitti	17	2 Laps
23.	Conor Daly	31	3 Laps
24.	Alex Tagliani	11	4 Laps
25.	Graham Rahal	26	7 Laps
26.	Katherine Legge	33	7 Laps
27.	Townsend Bell	22	8 Laps
28.	Josef Newgarden	25	9 Laps
29.	Sebastien Bourdais	15	22 Laps
30.	Pippa Mann	30	154 Laps
31.	Buddy Lazier	32	156 Laps
32.	Sebastian Saavedra	27	166 Laps
33.	J.R. Hildebrand	10	197 Laps

Highlights

Tony Kanaan's milk chug challenge

Milk distribution for each competitor

ESPN's Linsay Czarniak tweeted this photo that spills each driver's milk preference:

The finish, courtesy of the Indy Motor Speedway's official Twitter page

A Race record encompasses 2013's excitement

According to Dave Lewandowski of IndyCar.com, this year's competition broke an obscene number of records. He broke it all down—and here is part of the race from Lewandowski's numerical perspective:

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68 -- Race-record lead changes, breaking 34 in 2012.

14 -- Race-record different lap leaders -- a third of the field -- breaking 12 in 1993.

27 -- Race-record cars running at the finish, breaking 26 in 1911.

187.433 -- Average speed in miles per hour, a race record. Arie Luyendyk held the record of 185.981 mph since 1990. It was only the fourth time the race record has been broken.

226.940 -- Fastest lap in miles per hour by Justin Wilson on Lap 185.

223.651 -- Fastest lap in miles per hour by race leader, Carlos Munoz, on Lap 184.

4 -- Women to qualify (Simona De Silvestro, Ana Beatriz, Pippa Mann and Katherine Legge), the most since 2011.

21 -- Laps under caution for five yellow flags.

"

Curt Calvin of the Indianapolis Star sums it up beautifully:

Dario Franchitti's view from the start

This is a cool view of Dario Franchitti's perspective at the race's beginning.

Given that he's won two of the previous three Indy 500s (and three of the last six), a glimpse from his vantage point is quite surreal.

Clearly, this turned out to be one fantastic race from start to finish. To that end, it will be difficult for another Indy 500 to match this year's incredible field of talent and the suspenseful outcome toward the end.