Ed Carpenter

– Entering the 109th Running of the Indianapolis 500 in the No. 33 Chevrolet for Ed Carpenter Racing

– Drove the No. 20 GuyCare Chevrolet in the four oval events for his 22nd season of NTT INDYCAR SERIES competition
– Moved into the Top 10 most starts of all drivers to ever compete in the Indianapolis 500 – a number that currently stands at 800

– Drove the No. 33 BITNILE.COM Chevrolet in the oval events
– Competed in his 20th Indianapolis 500
– Made his 200th NTT INDYCAR SERIES start at Iowa Speedway where he qualified 4th, his highest start of the year.

– 20th season of NTT INDYCAR SERIES competition
– Has led at least one NTT INDYCAR SERIES race in 14 of the past 15 seasons by leading at Texas Motor Speedway
– Set the fastest practice lap at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway since 1996
– Qualified 4th for the Indianapolis 500, his 7th Top 4 start in the past 10 years

– Drove the No. 20 for Ed Carpenter Racing in the four oval events
– Qualified 4th for the Indianapolis 500,  a mere .0047 of a second separating him from a front row start
– Led his team’s three-car lineup in the Indy 500 with a 5th place result

– Drove the No. 20 for Ed Carpenter Racing in the six oval events
– Began 18th season with a Top 5 finish at Texas Motor Speedway
– Represented the U.S. Space Force in his 17th Indianapolis 500 start

– Drove the five oval events for Ed Carpenter Racing in the No. 20 Chevrolet
– Started on the front row of the Indianapolis 500 for the fifth time in the past seven years
– 12th consecutive season of leading at least one NTT IndyCar Series race by taking the lead of the Indianapolis 500
– Earned 50th Indy car Top 10 finish at Pocono Raceway, despite only racing ovals since 2014
– Finished on the podium at WWT Raceway, finishing second by .0399 of a second
– Recorded Top 6 finishes in three of five races

– Drove the six oval events for Ed Carpenter Racing in the No. 20 Fuzzy’s Vodka Chevrolet
– Earned third career pole position for the Indianapolis 500, only the 10th driver in Indy 500 history to win three or more pole positions
– Led 65 laps during the Indianapolis 500, most of all drivers, before finishing a career-best 2nd
– Also led at Pocono Raceway, 11th consecutive season of leading at least one Verizon IndyCar Series race
– Running at the finish at five of six events with five Top 12 results

– Competed in the six Verizon IndyCar Series oval events for Ed Carpenter Racing
– Qualified second for the Indianapolis 500, his third front row start in the past five years
– Led at Indianapolis, extending streak to ten consecutive seasons of leading at least one lap
– Best finish of 7th at Phoenix International Raceway
– Recorded the fastest lap times in practice sessions at Indianapolis and Texas and the second-fastest lap in final practice at Iowa

– Competed in the five Verizon IndyCar Series oval events for Ed Carpenter Racing
– Qualified a season-best fifth at Phoenix
– Led at Texas Motor Speedway, his ninth consecutive season with at least one lap led

– Drove #20 Fuzzy’s Award Winning Vodka Chevrolet in six oval races
– Claimed top-ten finishes at Milwaukee and Iowa, best finish of 6th at Iowa
– Led race at Auto Club Speedway

– Announced he would compete exclusively in the oval events and would hand the car over to Mike Conway for the road and street course races
– Finished in the top five in three of six events he competed in
– Earned the pole position for the Indianapolis 500 for the second consectutive year with a four-lap average of 231.067 mph
– Won the Firestone 600 at Texas Motor Speedway, leading 66 of the final 67 laps of the 248-lap event

– Captured the 2013 Indianapolis 500 pole position at 228.762 mph and led 37 laps, most of any driver
– Finished fourth at Texas and Iowa
– Nearly won his third consecutive season finale, placing second to Will Power at Auto Club Speedway in October
– Placed fifth in oval IndyCar Series point standings; 16th in overall point standings

– Announced the formation of Ed Carpenter Racing and an association with Fuzzy’s Award Winning Vodka
– Won the season-ending race at Auto Club Speedway on a last-lap pass over Dario Franchitti
– Running at the end of 14 of 15 races, tied for the best finishing record in the series
– Finished 18th in IndyCar Series point standings

– Earned first Verizon IndyCar Series victory (Kentucky Speedway), driving for Sarah Fisher Racing
– Competed in 10 races
– Had a best starting position of fourth, also at Kentucky
– Started eighth in the Indianapolis 500

– Competed in four events for Panther Racing/Vision Racing
– Earned first career pole at Kentucky and tied career-best finish of second
– Started career-high eighth at Indianapolis

– Sixth season in the series proved to be best to date with career-high season points finish of 12th
– Scored best-ever finish of second in a wheel-to-wheel battle at Kentucky
– Tied career-best start of fourth in season finale at Homestead

– Finished 15th in standings driving for Vision Racing
– Tied career-best finish with fifth at Homestead and Indianapolis
– Recorded seven top-10 finishes
– Led first career laps in 92nd Indianapolis 500

– Finished 15th in point standings for Vision Racing
– Best finishes of sixth at Homestead and Iowa

– Finished 14th in point standings for Vision Racing with best finish of fifth at Chicagoland, his first career top-five
– Recorded six top-10 finishes, including best-ever road course finish of sixth at Watkins Glen

– Finished 18th in IndyCar Series standings for Vision Racing with a best finish of 10th at Nashville

– Finished 16th in championship standings for Red Bull Cheever Racing, earning a career-best eighth at Kentucky
– Finished second in Rookie of the Year standings

– Made Verizon IndyCar Series debut at Chicagoland with PDM Racing, started 16th and finished 13th
– Started two other events, finishing 13th at Auto Club and 21st in season finale at Texas
– Made history at Chicagoland when he became the first driver to compete in an Indy Lights race and a Verizon IndyCar Series race on the same weekend

– Competed in Rolex 24 at Daytona with Vision Racing

– Competed in Rolex 24 at Daytona with Vision Racing

– Finished 13th in USAC National Midget Car Series as a rookie
– Earned first career feature victory at Louisville (Ky.) Motor Speedway in only his fourth start.

– Made midget debut at 16th Street Speedway (Indianapolis) in USAC Regional Series

– Finished third in Indy Lights point standings with one win and eight top five finishes
– Won inaugural Freedom 100 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, the first automobile race conducted in the month of May in conjunction with the Indianapolis 500

– Finished third in Indy Lights point standings with six top-five finishes in seven races
– Earned best result of second at Kentucky
– Completed the most laps (454 of a possible 455) and was the only competitor running at the finish of every event

– Competed in the USAC Sprint Car Series, earning first victory in season finale at Salem, Ind.
– Finished ninth overall in the USAC Silver Crown Series, earning six top-10 finishes
– Best result was sixth at Indianapolis Raceway Park in May
– Tested Verizon IndyCar Series car at Atlanta Motor Speedway for Panther Racing.

– Competed in the USAC Silver Crown Series, earning five top-10 finishes with best result of sixth at DuQuoin, Ill.
– Named Rookie of the Race at Phoenix and Nazareth
– Claimed the pole for the Hulman-Hoosier Hundred at Indiana State Fairgrounds and led 80 laps before retiring
– Finished ninth overall in USAC National Midget Car Series, earning four top-five finishes and a best result of second
at the Belleville (Kan.) Nationals.

– Raced in quarter-midget and three-quarter midget competition at the club, regional and national levels
– Won national quarter-midget championship events at Xenia, Ohio, and Hagerstown, Md.