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Frank Capua is a rising star on the race circuit who dreams of winning the big one - the Indianapolis 500. But to get there he runs the risk of losing his wife Elora to his rival, Luther Erding, and strains the relationship with his stepson.

Date: 05/22/1969
Rating: 5.9
Cast: Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward, Robert Wagner, Richard Thomas, David Sheiner, Clu Gulager, Barry Ford, Karen Arthur, Bobby Unser, Tony Hulman, Bobby Grimalt, Dan Gurney, Roger McCluskey, Allen Emerson, Ray Ballard, Harry Basch, John Bryant, Robert Shayne, Marianna Case, Tony Clayton, Carolyn McNichol, Stephen Mitchell, Paulene Myers, Charles Seel, Alma Platt, Robert Quarry, Maxine Stuart, Bruce Walkup, Eileen Wesson

Paul Newman as Frank Capua in Winning Paul Newman

Joanne Woodward as Elora in Winning Joanne Woodward

Robert Wagner as Lou Erding in Winning Robert Wagner

Richard Thomas as Charley in Winning Richard Thomas

David Sheiner as Leo Crawford in Winning David Sheiner

Clu Gulager as Larry in Winning Clu Gulager

Barry Ford as Bottineau in Winning Barry Ford

Karen Arthur as Miss Dairy Queen in Winning Karen Arthur

Bobby Unser as Himself in Winning Bobby Unser

Tony Hulman

Bobby Grimalt

Dan Gurney as Himself (uncredited) in Winning Dan Gurney

Roger McCluskey

Allen Emerson

Ray Ballard

Harry Basch as The Stranger (uncredited) in Winning Harry Basch

John Bryant as Well-Wisher at Indy Victory (uncredited) in Winning John Bryant

Robert Shayne as Well-Wisher at Indy Victory (uncredited) in Winning Robert Shayne

Marianna Case

Tony Clayton

Carolyn McNichol

Stephen Mitchell

Paulene Myers as Cleaning Woman (uncredited) in Winning Paulene Myers

Charles Seel

Alma Platt

Robert Quarry as Sam Jagin (uncredited) in Winning Robert Quarry

Maxine Stuart as Miss Redburne's Mother (uncredited) in Winning Maxine Stuart

Bruce Walkup

Eileen Wesson as Miss Redburne (uncredited) in Winning Eileen Wesson

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