Come the end of May, everybody gets their sphincters tight over a race that seems rather pointless nowadays. But there was once a time when it took not only big brass ones, but also some imagination to take on Indy, and imagination seemed in no short supply, judging from William Jeanes’ article in SIA #28, May-June 1975. Six-wheeled cars, four-wheel-drive cars, twin-engine cars - just about every possible permutation of the automobile seemed to have raced at Indy at least once in its history, and Jeanes presents several of them.
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