Indy 500 Results: Full Leaderboard, Top Moments and Analysis

The 97th running of the Indianapolis 500 is in the books, and Tony Kanaan finally got to a take trip to the winner's circle.

The race was finished under caution, but it was a classic finish. With only a handful of laps to go, nobody seemed to have the edge. But Kanaan saw an opportunity and took control to finally win this storied race.

Let's jump right into the results (via ESPN.com).

Place	Name
1	Tony Kanaan
2	Carlos Munoz
3	Ryan Hunter-Reay
4	Marco Andretti
5	Justin Wilson
6	Helio Castroneves
7	AJ Allmendinger
8	Simon Pagenaud
9	Charlie Kimball
10	Ed Carpenter
11	Oriol Servia
12	Ryan Briscoe
13	Takuma Sato
14	Scott Dixon
15	Ana Beatriz
16	Tristan Vautier
17	Simona De Silvestro
18	E.J. Viso
19	Will Power
20	James Jakes
21	James Hinchcliffe
22	Dario Franchitti
23	Conor Daly
24	Alex Tagliani
25	Graham Rahal
26	Katherine Legge
27	Townsend Bell
28	Josef Newgarden
29	Sebastien Bourdais
30	Pippa Mann
31	Buddy Lazier
32	Sebastian Saavegra
33	JR Hildebrand

Top Moments

Tony Kanaan

Tony Kanaan finally took the checkered flag! 

Kanaan has had his opportunities to win the Indy 500 over the years, but he has never been able to finish in first...until now.

After several top-three starting spots, he started a bit down in the pack at 12th on Sunday and made his way to the top.

Last year, he was in the lead with less than 10 laps to go but was passed with six to go. He finished third. And in 2011, Kanaan finished in fourth. So he had extra motivation to get the job done Sunday.

He has had near-misses for over a decade. Finally winning the race will give him some comfort after being so close so many times.

By the end of the race, Kanaan was a sentimental pick to win. Knowing everything that he has been through made fans push for him to finally get the job done.

Record-breaking Performances

In what was a crazy race, and there were a few records set on Sunday. According to the IndyCar Twitter account, it was a very fast Indy 500:

"

Today's #Indy500 averaged 187.433 for the 500 Miles. It is the fastest #Indy500.

— INDYCAR PR (@INDYCARPR) May 26, 2013"

Not only was that a record, but the race also set a record for most lead changes:

"

There were a record 68 lead changes today. An Indy 500 record.

"

"— INDYCAR PR (@INDYCARPR) May 26, 2013"

In what was an exciting finish down the stretch, it was only fitting that there were so many lead changes.

At the end of the day, this race will be remembered as the day that Kanaan finally got the victory. Until now, he had come short numerous times. 

The race unfortunately lost some intrigue when defending winner Dario Franchitti crashed into the wall in the final laps, which caused the race to be finished under caution. 

Still, the 97th Indianapolis 500 belongs to Kanaan. Enjoy the milk, Tony!