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Offenhauser

The Offenhauser Racing Engine, often shorted to the Offy, was a series of racing engines that dominated American Championship Car racing for more than fifty years. Versions of the engine won the Indianapolis 500 a record 27 times between 1935 and 1976. The engine was also widely used in sprint and midget car racing. The Offenhauser engine was first raced…

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World Championship Indianapolis 500 summary

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Founded
1933
Industry
Automotive
Founder
Fred H. Offenhauser
Products
Racing engines

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related to history · 24
Offenhauser → Dale Drake, Drake, Drake's, Eve, Fred Offenhauser, From, Harry Arminius Miller, Hilborn, In, Indianapolis, It, John, Leo Goossen, Louis Meyer, Meyer, Miller, Offy, Originally, Stewart Van Dyne, The Offenhauser
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Offenhauser → AAA, However, Indianapolis, Meyer-Drake, These, USAC
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Offenhauser → 1933
Founder · 1
Offenhauser → Fred H. Offenhauser
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Offenhauser → Automotive
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Offenhauser → Racing engines
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Offenhauser → www.offenhauser.co

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OffenhauserFounded19331.00infobox
OffenhauserFounderFred H. Offenhauser1.00infobox
OffenhauserIndustryAutomotive1.00infobox
OffenhauserProductsRacing engines1.00infobox
OffenhauserWebsitewww.offenhauser.co1.00infobox
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Offenhauserrelated to Common Offenhauser enginesMeyer-Drake0.60section
Offenhauserrelated to Common Offenhauser enginesHowever0.60section
Offenhauserrelated to Common Offenhauser enginesAAA0.60section
Offenhauserrelated to Common Offenhauser enginesUSAC0.60section
Offenhauserrelated to Common Offenhauser enginesIndianapolis0.60section
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