Indy 500 Results: Leaderboard, Payout and Recap of 2013 Race

Tony Kanaan will take home $2.35 million after winning the 97th running of the Indianapolis 500, according to Jeff Olsen of USA Today.

The highly anticipated race lived up to the hype and more at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on May 26.

Kanaan finally captured a victory at the Greatest Spectacle in Racing for the first time after 12 attempts. He found himself on the right side of a caution flag that flew with just three laps to go.

The Indianapolis 500 Motor Speedway shared the sight of Kanaan’s victory (via Twitter):

Three-time winner Dario Franchitti hit Turn 1’s barrier after a Lap 197 restart and Kanaan cruised to the checkered flag under the resulting caution.

Kanaan led for 34 laps but it was Ed Carpenter, who finished in 10th place, who led for the longest of the 500-mile race (37 laps).

Prior to the race, ESPN’s Lindsay Czarniak tweeted the list of milk each driver requested for victory lane.

Once there, Kanaan finally got his milk celebration. He didn’t waste a drop—unless of course you count the plethora of milk all over his face. Paul Nisely of Sporting News provided (via Twitter) a classic shot of this year’s winner enjoying his victory lane milk, 2 percent, of course.

After trying to win this colossal event for so long, it was no wonder Kanaan was so emotional following his impressive performance.

IndyCar points leader Marco Andretti, a race favorite, ended up finishing in fourth place. American Ryan Hunter-Reay came in third behind second-place finisher Carlos Munoz.

Other big-name finishes include Helio Castrovenes, who ended up in sixth place, and Justin Wilson, who finished behind Andretti in fifth.

Complete 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

Indy 500 results obtained from IndyCar.com

Payout Info

Leading up to the race, we knew there was going to be a big payday for whoever ended up drinking the milk in Indianapolis. The winning share was reported to be over $2.5 million, according to Jeremy Brilliant of WTHR Indiana.

Total race winnings, according to Brilliant, were set to increase by over 25 percent to reach about $13.4 million. However, winnings are dependent on attendance and the numbers ended up being less in the end.

Kanaan's $2.35 million purse was significantly less than the amount projected, but you would hard pressed to find the winner complain about his payday. Dario Franchitti took home $2.47 million after winning the race in 2012 and $2.75 million for his victory in 2010.

Here's a complete list of notable payouts from the 2013 race, according to Racer.com:

Finish	Driver	Money
1	Tony Kanaan	$2,353,355
2	Carlos Munoz	$964,205
3	Ryan Hunter-Reay	$583,005
4	Marco Andretti	$469,755
5	Justin Wilson	$337,805
6	Helio Castroneves	$313,755
10	Ed Carpenter	$405,955

*Carpenter received a $100,000 bonus for being the race's polesitter.

Records Broken

Records were made to be broken. That was definitely the case on Sunday as multiple marks were surpassed by the great competitors on hand for the event.

Following the race, IndyCar’s official Twitter account shared the most notable of the multiple records broken in Indianapolis:

Here are a few more of the impressive marks set during this year's race:

Number	Record	Old record	Year
27	Cars Running at Finish	26	1911
14	Different Lap Leaders	12	1993
187.433 mph	Average speed	185.981 mph	1990
68	Race lead changes	34	2012

For a complete rundown of records broken, visit IndyCar.com.

2013 IndyCar Championship Standings

Rank	Driver	Total
1	Marco Andretti	168
2	Takuma Sato	157
3	Helio Castroneves	152
4	Ryan Hunter-Reay	138
5	James Hinchcliffe	128
6	Justin Wilson	125
7	Tony Kanaan	124
8	Scott Dixon	122
9	Oriol Servia	112
10	Simon Pagenaud	108
11	Charlie Kimball	106
12	E.J. Viso	104
13	Simona De Silvestro	103
14	Will Power	89
15	Josef Newgarden	84
16	Graham Rahal	82
17	Dario Franchitti	81
18	Ed Carpenter	81
19	JR Hildebrand	79
20	Alex Tagliani	79
21	Sebastien Bourdais	74
22	Tristan Vautier	73
23	James Jakes	68
24	AJ Allmendinger	55
25	Carlos Munoz	54
26	Ana Beatriz	53
27	Sebastian Saavedra	44
28	Ryan Briscoe	22
29	Conor Daly	11
30	Townsend Bell	10
31	Katherine Legge	8
32	Pippa Mann	8
33	Buddy Lazier	8
34	Mike Conway	5

Kanaan may be just seventh in total points in 2013 but he wouldn't trade anything for his victory in Indianapolis. The win may help him build momentum to catch Marco Andretti, but he will be content, for now, to relish this massive accomplishment.

Carlos Munoz, a 21-year-old rookie, isn't high up on this year's point standings. However, his performance was admirable and worthy of mention. The 2013 Indy 500 was his debut performance and he nearly stole the show out of the gates of his promising career.