Felix Rosenqvist of Sweden won the closest Indy 500 in history on Sunday afternoon.
He beat David Malukas by 0.0233 seconds.
The AP reported:
Felix Rosenqvist swung to the outside of David Malukas, then found a way past the Team Penske driver to win the closest Indianapolis 500 in history by a margin of 0.0233 seconds Sunday.
Malukas looked to be in position to win when he passed the race leader Marcus Armstrong off the final restart with one lap to go while Rosenqvist and Armstrong, teammates with Meyer Shank Racing, fought wheel to wheel down the back straightaway and through the fourth and final turn.
But Rosenqvist had just enough power to pull away from Armstrong and snake behind Malukas before making the decisive outside pass in the final 50 feet.
The closest previous finish came in 1992 when Al Unser Jr. beat Scott Goodyear across the yard of bricks by 0.043 seconds.
Felix Rosenqvist swung past David Malukas in the final turn and ended the race with a photo finish win.
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Race car drivers also honored Kyle Busch on Sunday on lap 18 of the Indy 500 in a nod to his number after the two-time NASCAR champion passed away.
Busch passed away on Thursday at the age of 41 due to complications of a sepsis infection.
The Indy 500 held a moment of silence for Kyle Busch on lap 18.
