Fred Frame

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Fredrick William Frame.jpg
Frame's car that won the 1932 Indianapolis 500.

Fredrick William Frame (June 3, 1894 Exeter, New Hampshire – April 25, 1962 Hayward, California) won the 1932 Indianapolis 500.[1]

Career award[edit]

He was inducted in the New England Auto Racers Hall of Fame in 2004.

Indy 500 results[edit]

Year Car Start Qual Rank Finish Laps Led Retired
1927 31 33 106.859 27 11 199 0 Flagged
1928 27 14 107.501 20 8 200 0 Running
1929 34 22 111.328 19 10 193 11 Flagged
1931 34 8 109.273 14 2 200 0 Running
1932 34 27 113.856 8 1 200 58 Running
1933 12 3 117.864 3 29 85 37 Valve
1935 19 8 114.701 16 11 200 0 Running
1936 46 31 112.877 25 32 4 0 Piston
Totals 1281 106
Starts 8
Poles 0
Front Row 1
Wins 1
Top 5 2
Top 10 4
Retired 2
Preceded by
Louis Schneider		 Indianapolis 500 Winner
1932		 Succeeded by
Louis Meyer
Four-time
Three-time
Two-time
One-time
Winning Owners
Winning Teams

References[edit]

  1. ^ "Fred Frame Winner In Indianapolis Auto Race". United Press. May 31, 1932. Retrieved 2012-10-02. 


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