Highlights from the 50th running of the Indianapolis 500

RACE: 50th Indianapolis 500

DATE: May 30, 1966

WINNER: Graham Hill

AVERAGE SPEED: 144.317 mph

WHAT HAPPENED: The milestone 50th running was a disaster from the start when 11 of the 33 cars were eliminated in the wake of a first-lap accident on the main stretch. Only four cars finished 200 laps, led by Hill, and he became just the second rookie to win the race. There wouldn't be another winner in his first Indy 500 until Juan Pablo Montoya in 2000.

NOTABLE: A.J. Foyt was the only driver seriously injured in the wreck and it didn't happen behind the wheel. Long before Helio Castroneves made it an art form, Foyt hurt his hands trying to scale the fence and escape the wreck.