INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -- A capsule look at Sunday's Indianapolis 500:

A 400 Miles
• A crash by rookie Marty Roth brought the seventh yellow, shuffling the leaders again.

• After the green came out on the 138th lap, Bruno Junqueira had passed Tony Kanaan and Dan Wheldon for the lead, and Buddy Rice was up to fourth.

• Helio Castroneves, who had been running third, missed his pit, then stalled his car, and dropped to 17th.

• Junqueira built his lead over Kanaan to more than three seconds after 150 of the race's 200 laps, and Rice passed Wheldon for third.

• Junqueira had to pit for fuel on the next lap, however, and Rice moved up to the lead again.

• After 160 laps -- 400 miles -- Rice led Kanaan by 2.7 seconds. Wheldon was third and Herta fourth.

• Top 10: Buddy Rice, Tony Kanaan, Dan Wheldon, Bryan Herta, Scotty Dixon, Adrian Fernandez, Vitor Meira, Roger Yasukawa, Kosuke Matsuura, Helio Castroneves.

• Out of race: Roth.

At 300 Miles
• Kanaan led Wheldon by 0.67 seconds after 120 laps -- 300 miles -- following another series of crashes.

• Rookie PJ Jones, son of 1963 winner Parnelli Jones, hit the wall shortly before the halfway point of the race.

• The leaders again took advantage of the yellow for fuel stops, but Buddy Rice's engine stalled and by the time he got out of the pits, he had dropped from first to eighth, with Dan Wheldon taking the lead and Tony Kanaan running second. Kanaan passed Wheldon, his teammate, just before another crash involving Hornish, Manning and Greg Ray on the 105th lap. Castroneves was third, less than one second behind Kanaan. The top 19 cars were on the lead lap.

• Top 10: Tony Kanaan, Dan Wheldon, Helio Castroneves, Bryan Herta, Adrian Fernandez, Buddy Rice, Scotty Dixon, Kosuke Matsuura, Vitor Meira, Tomas Scheckter.

• Out of race: PJ Jones, Jaques Lazier, Sam Hornish Jr., Greg Ray, Darren Manning.

At 200 Miles
• The second driver out of the race was A.J. Foyt IV's uncle, Indy rookie Larry Foyt, who crashed on the 56th lap, bringing all the leaders in for pit stops again.

• Buddy Rice, who trailed Sam Hornish Jr. by more than one second at the time, had a quicker stop and got out first.

• The yellow came out again on the first lap after the green flag was displayed, when rookies Ed Carpenter and Mark Taylor collided and went into the wall.

• After the track was cleared of debris, the green came out again and Rice held a lead of less than one second over Dan Wheldon after 80 laps -- 200 miles.

• Top 10: Buddy Rice, Dan Wheldon, Sam Hornish Jr., Tony Kanaan, Bryan Herta, Darren Manning, Dario Franchitti, Helio Castroneves, Kosuke Matsuura, Scott Dixon.

• Out of race: Larry Foyt, Ed Carpenter, Mark Taylor.

At 100 Miles
• After another rain delay of almost two hours, the race was restarted with Dan Wheldon holding a 0.2 second lead over Buddy Rice. By lap 34, Rice had passed Wheldon and moved back into the lead.

• By the 40th lap -- 100 miles -- Rice led Wheldon by 0.8 seconds, with Sam Hornish Jr. and Helio Castroneves close behind.

• Jaques Lazier, who replaced Robby Gordon before the restart, was running 27th.

• A.J. Foyt IV, whose car was repaired during the lengthy delay, went back into the race but dropped out again a few laps later.

• Top 10: Buddy Rice, Dan Wheldon, Sam Hornish Jr., Helio Castroneves, Bryan Herta, Tony Kanaan, Kosuke Matsuura, Tomas Scheckter, Vitor Meira, Dario Franchitti.

• Out of race: A.J. Foyt IV.

At 72.5 Miles
• Morning rain forced a delay of the start for more than two hours.

• Dan Wheldon led two-time winner Helio Castroneves when rain interrupted the race after 29 laps.

• Pole-starter Buddy Rice began pulling away almost from the start and built a margin of almost three seconds over Dario Franchitti before a crash by A.J. Foyt IV brought out the first yellow on the 11th lap.

• Once the green came out, Wheldon moved into the lead before the race was stopped after 29 laps -- 72.5 miles -- when heavy rain began falling.

• Robby Gordon, who was running 16th, left during the rain delay to get to the NASCAR Coca-Cola 600 in Concord, N.C.

• Top 10: Dan Wheldon, Helio Castroneves, Tony Kanaan, Buddy Rice, Sam Hornish Jr., Kosuke Matsuura, Adrian Fernandez, Bryan Herta, Tomas Scheckter, Vitor Meira.

• Out of race: A.J. Foyt IV.