KEEPING THE SPIRIT ALIVE SINCE 1999
Emmett M Barton
7/10/1916 - 17/4/2002
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Buzz Barton was from Tampa, Florida. He raced Midgets and ran at Indy in 1952 and 1953 but failed to qualify both times.He would run the State Fair as a sprint car and local shows as a super modified. He was a rather big guy to see in a sprint car and his driving style meant that he ran the low groove.
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William Gordon Everitt 1901 - 1993 -
Peter Walker 1912 - 1984 -
Bernard Collomb 1930 -
Marco Apicella 1965 -
Vincenzo Sospiri 1966
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Bob Drake 1919 - 1990
Bob Drake was a privateer driver from Los Angeles who raced in the 1950s and early 1960s. -
John Fitch 1917
A blue-water sailor, a fighter pilot, a test pilot, a professional racing driver, a team manager, race course director, prolific inventor, highway safety expert, automaker, entrepreneur and dreamer. -
Chuck Daigh 1923 - 2008
6Chuck Daigh was a racing driver from the United States. He participated in 6 Grand Prix driving a Scarab and a Cooper, debuting on May 29, 1960. -
Jack McGrath 1919 - 1955
The first driver to qualify for Indy at over 140 mph, McGrath had a fine record at the brickyard but never won the race. He was killed in the last race of the 1955 season. -
Harry Schell 1921 - 1960
A playboy racer who made his Grand Prix debut at Monaco in 1950 in a Cooper, the first rear-engined car to contest a Formula 1 race. He was killed in during practice for the Silverstone International Trophy.