Gordon Johncock, a two-time winner of the Indianapolis 500, dies at age 90, according to announcements from his family. Multiple outlets report he died on Monday, with one account specifying September 28, 2026.
Johncock’s career is widely described as prolific at the Indy 500, including claims that he won the race twice and started from the pole 20 times. He is also credited with being inducted into the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Hall of Fame, with reports noting he was a five-time Hall of Famer. Outlets generally highlight his status as one of IndyCar’s notable figures, describing his impact on motorsports and his record-setting presence in the race.
While the coverage differs mainly in tone and the amount of biographical detail, all sources agree on the core facts: Johncock’s death at 90, his two Indianapolis 500 victories, and his lasting legacy in American open-wheel racing.
