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1977 USAC Mini-Indy Series season

The 1977 USAC Mini Indy Series season was the first season of the USAC sanctioned Formula Super Vee championship which would later be called Indy Lights. The season contested of four races which was held from the 30 April to the 29 October with all of them being support races for the 1977 USAC Championship Car season.

The season would be won by two drivers, Tom Bagley who won the races in Trenton and Bowmanville. Herm Johnson was the other driver who got on the podium three times including a victory in the final round at Avondale.

Race calendar and results

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Round Circuit Location Date Pole position Fastest lap Winner
1 Trenton International Speedway United States  Trenton, New Jersey 30 April United States  Tom Bagley United States  Tom Bagley
2 The Milwaukee Mile United States  West Allis, Wisconsin 12 June United States  Herm Johnson United States  Noel Bennett
3 Mosport International Raceway Canada  Bowmanville, Ontario 2 July United States  Herm Johnson United States  Tom Bagley
4 Phoenix International Raceway United States  Avondale, Arizona 29 October United States  Fred Phillips United States  Herm Johnson

Teams and drivers

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No. Driver Owner Car Engine Note
1 United States  Tom Bagley Tom Bagley Zink Volkswagen
90 Lola
66 Eddie Wachs
2 United States  Bob Cicconi Dick O'Dea Racing Lola Volkswagen
3 United States  Howdy Holmes Wilbur Bunce Racing Lola Volkswagen
3 Australia  Vern Schuppan Wilbur Bunce Racing Volkswagen Qualified car
6 United States  Michael Yoder David Yoder Lola Volkswagen
7 United States  Tommy Thompson Volkswagen
8 Canada  Charles Montague Race Research Inc. Volkswagen
8 United States  Pete Halsmer Race Research Inc. Volkswagen
10 United States  Noel Bennett Noel Bennett Lola Volkswagen
12 United States  Lou Gigliotti Zink Volkswagen
16 United States  Billy McConnell WMR Enterprises Volkswagen
21 Canada  Harry MacDonald Lola Volkswagen
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19 United States  John Kalagian Beth Ardisana Volkswagen
20 United States  Bill Follmer Volkswagen
21 United States  James George Volkswagen
22 United States  Jerry Peterson Volkswagen
33 United States  Roger McCluskey Volkswagen Qualified car
34 Canada  Howard Kelly Volkswagen
36 United States  Fred Phillips Steve Lathrop Zink Volkswagen
37 United States  Gary Bettenhausen Volkswagen
38 United States  Phil Caliva Volkswagen
39 United States  Richard Tallon Richard Tallon Lola Volkswagen
41 United States  Bill Alsup Bill Alsup Lola Volkswagen
44 United States  Bill Scott Bill Scott Lola Volkswagen
45 United States  Phil Krueger Eric Lee Drange Lola Volkswagen
46 United States  Stuart Moore Janet Moore Volkswagen
47 United States  Eddie Miller Carl Haas Lola Volkswagen
47 United States  George Batchelor Carl Haas Volkswagen
48 United States  Dan Park Lola Volkswagen
55 United States  John Teas Volkswagen
60 United States  Gary Passon Sharon Passon Lola Volkswagen
61 United States  Herm Johnson Austin Johnson Lola Volkswagen
63 United States  G. Scott Ovel G. Scott Ovel Lola Volkswagen
68 United States  Dominick Billera Lexa Billera Modus Volkswagen
73 United States  Hardie Beloff Lola Volkswagen
77 United States  John Barringer John Barringer Lola Volkswagen
80 United States  Gary Mesnick Volkswagen
86 United States  Rick Villate Modus Volkswagen
87 United States  Johnny Kastner Wilbur Bunce Racing Volkswagen
89 United States  William Henderson Fox Racing Enterprises Lola Volkswagen

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Final standings

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Color Result
Gold Winner
Silver 2nd place
Bronze 3rd place
Green 4th & 5th place
Light Blue 6th–10th place
Dark Blue 11th place or lower
Purple Did not finish
Red Did not qualify (DNQ)
Brown Withdrawn (Wth)
Black Disqualified (DSQ)
White Did not start (DNS)
Blank Did not participate (DNP)
Driver replacement (Rpl)
Injured (Inj)
No race held (NH)
Pos. Driver United States 
TRE[2]
United States 
MIL[3]
Canada 
MOS[4]
United States 
PIR[5]
Points
1. United States  Tom Bagley 1 5 1 17 500
1. United States  Herm Johnson 16 2 3 1 500
3. United States  Howdy Holmes 2 3 9 23 340
4. United States  Noel Bennett 4 1 12 330
5. United States  Bill Alsup 7 14 7 2 280
6. United States  Eddie Miller 3 18 4 260
7. United States  Phil Krueger 6 17 4 200
8. United States  Gary Passon 4 8 170
9. United States  William Henderson 17 19 2 160
9. United States  Michael Yoder 5 7 16 160
11. United States  Billy McConnell 8 5 150
12. United States  Pete Halsmer 3 140
13. United States  Richard Tallon 16 22 5 100
14. United States  Fred Phillips 9 8 13 90
15. United States  Bob Cicconi 6 21 80
15. United States  Johnny Kastner 6 80
15. United States  Stuart Moore 6 80
15. United States  John Barringer 15 8 10 20 80
19. United States  Bob Lazier 7 60
20. United States  Phil Caliva 25 9 40
20. United States  Chris Gleason 9 40
20. United States  Domenick Billera 13 11 11 40
23. United States  Ted Field 10 30
23. United States  Steve Lathrop 10 30
23. United States  Bill Scott 10 30
26. United States  John Kalagian 12 14 12 20
26. United States  Gary Bettenhausen 11 21 20
26. United States  Chip Mead 11 20
29. United States  G. Scott Ovel 12 10
United States  Harry MacDonald 19 17 13 14
United States  Bill Follmer 13 21
United States  Lou Gigliotti 15
United States  Jerry Peterson 15
United States  Bill Thelander 15
United States  Rich Ferguson 16
United States  Rich Amick 18
United States  Hardi Beloff 13
United States  George Batchelor 18
Canada  Howard Kelly 18
United States  Tom D'Eath 19 19
United States  Peter Lissiuk 20
Canada  Charles Montague 20
United States  Dan Park 20
United States  Tommy Thompson 21
United States  James George 22 DNS
United States  Richard Simis 22
United States  Rick Villate 22
United States  Gary Mesnick 23
United States  Nancy James 24
United States  John Teas 24
United States  Roger McCluskey DNS
United States  Johnny Parsons DNS
Australia  Vern Schuppan DNS

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References

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  1. ^ "USAC Mini-Indy Super Vee race". Ultimate Racing History. Retrieved 24 July 2015.
  2. ^ "1977 Trenton". ChampCarStats.com. Retrieved 24 July 2015.
  3. ^ "1977 Milwaukee". ChampCarStats.com. Retrieved 24 July 2015.
  4. ^ "1977 Mosport". ChampCarStats.com. Retrieved 24 July 2015.
  5. ^ "1977 Phoenix". ChampCarStats.com. Retrieved 24 July 2015.
  6. ^ "1977 USAC Mini-Indy Championship". ChampCarStats.com. Retrieved 24 July 2015.