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1913: A five-story, wooden pagoda-style timing and scoring tower on the inside of the main straightway gives the Speedway a enduring landmark; the style reflects Speedway President Carl Fisher's apparent interest in Oriental architecture. 1913: A five-story, wooden pagoda-style timing and scoring tower on the inside of the main straightway gives the Speedway a enduring landmark; the style reflects Speedway President Carl Fisher's apparent interest in Oriental architecture. French born Jules Goux drinks six bottles of champagne on his way to a record 13 minutes, 8 seconds victory over second place Spencer Wishart. He averages approximately 10 miles per gallon of fuel<unk> and an unknown quantity of champagne per stop.<unk> He averages approximately 10 miles per gallon of fuel<unk> and an unknown quantity of champagne per stop. Goux's victory is the first race, excluding the first, won by a rookie driver.<unk> Goux's victory is the first race, excluding the first, won by a rookie driver.