Failed To Qualify
- Jeff Andretti (#98) — Bumped
- Salt Walther (#77) — Bumped
- Guido Daccò (#66) — Bumped
- Mike Groff (#10/#50) — Bumped
- Buddy Lazier (#91) — Bumped
- Johnny Rutherford (#17T/#23) — Bumped
- Steve Chassey (#93/#96) — Wrecked practice/Bumped
- Rich Vogler (#8/#12/#50) — Wrecked qualifying/Bumped
- Jeff Wood (#44) — Wrecked practice
- Bernard Jourdain (#69) — Wrecked practice
- George Snider (#51) — Withdrew, replaced
- Hiro Matsushita (#10) — Passed rookie orientation
- Steve Barclay (#51) — Wrecked, rookie orientation
- Kenji Momota (#98) — Did not appear for rookie orientation
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