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Rex Mays (born March 10, 1913 - died November 6, 1949) is a former AAA Championship Car race driver from Riverside, California. He made his Indianapolis 500 debut in 1934 and won the pole in 1935, 1936, and again in 1940 and finished second, he returned the next year and finished second again. However, World War II suspended racing until 1946, denying Mays of what likely would have been the peak of his career. After the war Mays again won the Indy pole in 1948 but was knocked out by a mechanical problem. He was killed in a crash during the only Champ Car race held at Del Mar Speedway in Del Mar, California in 1949.

Career awards

Indy 500 results

Year Car Start Qual Rank Finish Laps Led Retired
1934 35 23 113.639 15 23 53 0 Front axle
1935 33 1 120.736 1 17 123 89 Spring shackle
1936 33 1 119.644 1 15 192 12 Out of gas
1937 14 23 119.968 10 33 24 0 Overheating
1938 8 3 122.845 5 28 45 16 Supercharger
1939 15 19 126.413 7 16 145 1 Rings
1940 33 1 127.850 1 2 200 59 Running
1941 1 2 128.301 2 2 200 38 Running
1946 1 14 128.861 2 30 26 3 Manifold
1947 9 20 124.412 7 6 200 0 Running
1948 5 1 130.577 2 19 129 36 Fuel leak
1949 5 2 129.552 4 25 48 12 Engine
Totals 1385 266
Starts 12
Poles 4
Front Row 7
Wins 0
Top 5 2
Top 10 3
Retired 9
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