Indianapolis 500 pole sitter Scott Dixon and former 500 champion Dario Franchitti were robbed by two teenagers at a Taco Bell drive-thru Sunday night, police said.

The drivers were waiting in the drive-thru line at Taco Bell, 3502 W. 16th St.,shortly after 9:40 p.m. Sunday when they were held up at gunpoint by two young males, according to an Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department report.

The report lists Dixon's wife, Emma Davies-Dixon, as a victim of the incident, but she was not in the vehicle at the time. Her husband had her wallet, according to another IndyCar driver, Tony Kanaan.

When robbery detectives arrived at the scene, the officers viewed surveillance footage and noticed a suspicious vehicle had been on the property before the robbery.

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The vehicle drove off and the suspects came from the direction of the vehicle, police said.

"Officers on scene of the robbery informed other officers that were in the area of the suspected vehicle description," said an IMPD statement. "Nearly a half-hour later, officers located the vehicle in question and were able to stop the car."

Police said one of the suspects attempted to run but was caught by a K-9 officer. By the end of the incident, the two boys, ages 14 and 15, were taken into custody on suspicion of felony robbery.

One suspect was transported to the Marion County Holding at Eskenazi Hospital and the other was sent to the Juvenile Detention Center, police said. The Marion County Prosecutor’s Office will review the case and make a charging decision.

Dixon and Franchitti declined to comment Monday.

Dixon, who took the pole Sunday for the May 28 race, won the 500-Mile Race in 2008. Franchitti, a three-time 500 winner, retired from racing after a crash in 2013.

Kanaan told reporters that Dixon was making a food run for a group of drivers.

"While they were ordering with their windows down, two guys approached at gunpoint," Kannan told reporters at the Speedway. "They held a gun at Dixon's head and asked him for his wallet and his phone.

"You don't expect that to happen, especially here."

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