By 1967, team owner and car developer Andy Granatelli had created a turbine-powered roadster for the Indianapolis 500 that nearly won the race for American driver Parnelli Jones, but suffered mechanical failures after leading over two-thirds of the event.
Team owner and car developer Andy Granatelli had created a turbine-powered roadster for the Indianapolis 500-thirds of the event. This was by 1967. This powered roadster for the Indianapolis 500 nearly won the race for American driver Parnelli Jones. This powered roadster for the Indianapolis 500 nearly suffered mechanical failures after. This powered roadster for the Indianapolis 500 nearly was leading over two.