2007 Indianapolis 500 - Starting Grid

Starting Grid

Row Inside Middle Outside
1 3 Hélio Castroneves (W) 11 Tony Kanaan 27 Dario Franchitti
2 9 Scott Dixon 6 Sam Hornish, Jr. (W) 10 Dan Wheldon (W)
3 12 Ryan Briscoe 7 Danica Patrick 26 Marco Andretti
4 2 Tomas Scheckter 39 Michael Andretti 8 Scott Sharp
5 17 Jeff Simmons 20 Ed Carpenter 14 Darren Manning
6 15 Buddy Rice (W) 55 Kosuke Matsuura 22 A. J. Foyt IV
7 4 Vitor Meira 02 Davey Hamilton 5 Sarah Fisher
8 99 Buddy Lazier (W) 24 Roger Yasukawa 33 John Andretti
9 50 Al Unser, Jr. (W) 98 Alex Barron 19 Jon Herb
10 21 Jaques Lazier 23 Milka Duno (R) 25 Marty Roth
11 77 Roberto Moreno 91 Richie Hearn 31 Phil Giebler (R)

(W) = Former Indianapolis 500 winner; (R) = Indianapolis 500 rookie

Failed to Qualify:
#40 P. J. Jones
#18 Jimmy Kite

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