1929 Indianapolis 500
Saturday May 25

1929 Indianapolis 500

Section Title: Saturday May 25
Table Section Text: None

Pos	No.	Name	Lap 1 (mph)	Lap 2 (mph)	Lap 3 (mph)	Lap 4 (mph)	Average Speed (mph)

1	8	United States Cliff Woodbury	120.805	121.408	120.805	119.395	120.599

2	21	United States Leon Duray	120.289	119.952	119.554	116.626	119.087

3	18	United States Ralph Hepburn	116.445	116.611	117.188	115.935	116.543

4	32	United States Babe Stapp	115.488	115.741	115.144	116.099	115.618

5	37	United States Peter DePaolo (W)	114.475	115.771	115.444	114.694	115.093

6	2	United States Ray Keech	117.709	114.548	116.641	110.960	114.906

7	9	United States Billy Arnold	114.723	115.178	114.344	114.767	114.752

8	1	United States Lou Meyer (W)	114.577	114.957	114.591	114.694	114.704

9	26	United States Deacon Litz	112.994	114.884	115.414	114.340	114.526

10	12	United States Russ Snowberger	114.068	113.536	113.479	113.407	113.622

11	23	United States Tony Gulotta	111.524	111.359	112.754	112.966	112.146

12	10	United States Bill Spence (R)	111.954	111.621	111.649	111.372	111.649

13	3	United States Lou Moore	109.836	110.756	110.783	111.345	110.677

14	6	Monaco Louis Chiron (R)	107.168	107.335	107.630	107.271	107.351

15	35	France Jules Moriceau (R)	105.423	105.473	105.758	105.783	105.609

Sentence(s)

The two slowest cars belonged to drivers Louis Chiron with 107.351 mph and Jules Moriceau with 105.609 mph.
The two slowest cars belonged to foreign drivers Louis Chiron (107.351 mph) and Jules Moriceau (105.609 mph).
The two slowest cars belonged to drivers Louis Chiron (107.351 mph) and Jules Moriceau (105.609 mph).

final_sentence: The two slowest cars belonged to drivers Louis Chiron with 107.351 mph and Jules Moriceau with 105.609 mph.
final_sentence: The two slowest cars belonged to foreign drivers Louis Chiron (107.351 mph) and Jules Moriceau (105.609 mph).
final_sentence: The two slowest cars belonged to drivers Louis Chiron (107.351 mph) and Jules Moriceau (105.609 mph).