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Indianapolis 500
The rear-engined Marmon of Joe Thorne partially disassembled with Joie Ray and Lee Oldfield leaning on it.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum
Car number 32, a Marmon Wasp. Winner of the first Indianapolis 500.
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Johnny Seymour
Johnny Seymour in Number 33 Marmon Special Cooper-Miller. Finished 17th After Supercharger Failure in Lap 170
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Louis Jackson
Fatal Wreck of Louis Jackson's Number 24 Race Car. Road Races were Legally Banned in the United Shortly After, Ending Grand Prix Racing in the United States for Over 40 Years
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Louis Jackson
Fatal Wreck of Louis Jackson's Number 24 Race Car. Road Races were Legally Banned in the United Shortly After, Ending Grand Prix Racing in the United States for Over 40 Years
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Louis Jackson
Fatal Wreck of Louis Jackson's Number 24 Race Car. Road Races were Legally Banned in the United Shortly After, Ending Grand Prix Racing in the United States for Over 40 Years
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Louis Jackson
Beginning of Fatal Wreck of Louis Jackson's Number 24 Race Car. Road Races were Legally Banned in the United Shortly After, Ending Grand Prix Racing in the United States for Over 40 Years
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Louis Jackson
Fatal Wreck of Louis Jackson's Number 24 Race Car. Road Races were Legally Banned in the United Shortly After, Ending Grand Prix Racing in the United States for Over 40 Years
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Louis Jackson
Fatal Wreck of Louis Jackson's Number 24 Race Car. Road Races were Legally Banned in the United Shortly After, Ending Grand Prix Racing in the United States for Over 40 Years
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Louis Jackson
Fatal Wreck of Louis Jackson's Number 24 Race Car. Road Races were Legally Banned in the United Shortly After, Ending Grand Prix Racing in the United States for Over 40 Years
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Louis Jackson
Fatal Wreck of Louis Jackson's Number 24 Race Car. Road Races were Legally Banned in the United Shortly After, Ending Grand Prix Racing in the United States for Over 40 Years
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Louis Jackson
Fatal Wreck of Louis Jackson's Number 24 Race Car. Road Races were Legally Banned in the United Shortly After, Ending Grand Prix Racing in the United States for Over 40 Years
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Louis Jackson
Fatal Wreck of Louis Jackson's Number 24 Race Car. Road Races were Legally Banned in the United Shortly After, Ending Grand Prix Racing in the United States for Over 40 Years
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Louis Jackson
Fatal Wreck of Louis Jackson's Number 24 Race Car. Road Races were Legally Banned in the United Shortly After, Ending Grand Prix Racing in the United States for Over 40 Years
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Louis Jackson
Fatal Wreck of Louis Jackson's Number 24 Race Car. Road Races were Legally Banned in the United Shortly After, Ending Grand Prix Racing in the United States for Over 40 Years
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Peter Kreis
Peter Kreis in Number 32 Marmon Cooper-Miller Front Wheel Drive Special. Finished 22nd After Rod Bearing Failure in Lap 73
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Peter Kreis
Peter Kreis in Number 32 Marmon Cooper-Miller Front Wheel Drive Special. Finished 22nd After Rod Bearing Failure in Lap 73
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Ray Harroun
Ray Harroun in car number 32, the Marmon Wasp he drove to victory in the 1911 Indianapolis 500, as a part of the 50th year commemoration of his win.