Billy Arnold (December 16, 1905 Chicago, Illinois – November 10, 1976 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma) won the 1930 Indianapolis 500 after leading all but first two laps of the race, the most ever by a winner of the race.

[edit] Indy 500 results

Year Car Start Qual Rank Finish Laps Led Retired 1928 43 20 111.926 12 7 200 0 Running 1929 9 7 114.752 8 8 200 0 Running 1930 4 1 113.268 1 1 200 198 Running 1931 1 18 116.080 1 19 162 155 Crash T4 1932 5 2 116.290 2 31 59 57 Crash T3 Totals 821 410

Starts 5 Poles 1 Front Row 2 Wins 1 Top 5 1 Top 10 3 Retired 2

Preceded by Ray Keech

Indianapolis 500 Winner 1930

Succeeded by Louis Schneider

v • d • e Indianapolis 500 winners Four-time A. J. Foyt · Al Unser, Sr. · Rick Mears Three-time Louis Meyer · Wilbur Shaw · Mauri Rose · Johnny Rutherford · Bobby Unser · Hélio Castroneves Two-time Tommy Milton · Bill Vukovich · Rodger Ward · Gordon Johncock · Emerson Fittipaldi · Arie Luyendyk · Al Unser, Jr. One-time Ray Harroun · Joe Dawson · Jules Goux · René Thomas · Ralph DePalma · Dario Resta · Howdy Wilcox · Gaston Chevrolet · Jimmy Murphy · Lora L. Corum · Joe Boyer · Pete DePaolo · Frank Lockhart · George Souders · Ray Keech · Billy Arnold · Louis Schneider · Fred Frame · Bill Cummings · Kelly Petillo · Floyd Roberts · Floyd Davis · George Robson · Bill Holland · Johnnie Parsons · Lee Wallard · Troy Ruttman · Bob Sweikert · Pat Flaherty · Sam Hanks · Jimmy Bryan · Jim Rathmann · Parnelli Jones · Jim Clark · Graham Hill · Mario Andretti · Mark Donohue · Tom Sneva · Danny Sullivan · Bobby Rahal · Jacques Villeneuve · Buddy Lazier · Eddie Cheever · Kenny Bräck · Juan Pablo Montoya · Gil de Ferran · Buddy Rice · Dan Wheldon · Sam Hornish, Jr. · Dario Franchitti · Scott Dixon

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