In the 1913 Indianapolis 500 was won by Jules Goux in Peugeot. Second home came Spencer Wishart in Mercer with just a bit more than 13 minutes in arrear; some 7 laps. Up to date the largest differnce between 1st and 2nd. Of the total of 27 cars on thestarting grid were 22 American, 2 French, 2 Italian and 1 Belgian. Europe had become interested for the „lure o‘ gold“. This year, the new 4-floor pagoda was taken into service.
Indianapolis 500 - 1913
The Horseless Age
- France Wins 500-Mile International Sweepstakes - under construction
MoToR
- What of Racing? - under construction
- The International Sweepstakes - under construction
- What Happened at Indianapolis - under construction
Motor Age
- Thirty-One in Hoosier Race - under construction
- Practice starts for Motor Sweepstakes - under construction
- Starters Ready for 500-Mile race - under construction
- The Foreigners - under construction
- Drivers in 1913 Sweepstakes- under construction
- Speedway Honors go to French Car - under construction
- How the Sweepstakes was Run and Won - under construction
- Some Superlatives of the Speed Game - under construction
The Motor World
The Motor Way
The Automobile
- Foreign Drivers Preparing for the 500-Mile Race - under construction
- Indianapolis, a City where Pulling Together has brought Results - under construction
- Twenty-Nine cars Ready for Big Race - under construction
- Goux, Peugeot, Wins $50.000 Race - under construction
Automobile Topics
- Indianapolis Race is Truly International - under construction
- France Wins America's Leading Racing Event - under construction
The Automobile Journal
- International Sweepstakes - under construction
- Third International Sweepstakes Race - under construction
- Goux Wins Chief Speedway Honors - under construction
- American Racing Results for 1913 - under construction
La Pratique Automobile
- Une Victoire Francais - under construction
La Vie au Grand Air
- La Victoire de Goux au Grand Prix d'Indianapolis - under construction
