Charlie Langenstein 🏁🇺🇸さんのイラストまとめ

Fred Lorenzen,s career was a Hollywood script ! He was the first driver to ever win 100K in a season and he won all of the @NASCAR Big races! This Hall of Famer admitted that his retirement was way to early in 1967. A comeback in 1970-72 Fred was still competitive in races !

Fred Lorenzen
Elmhurst, Ill
Known as "The Golden Boy", Fred ran from 1958-1972 with a brief comeback from 1970 -72. A winner of the 1965 Daytona 500 and 26 Cup races. He was the first driver to win at all of the 5 southern original Speedways. All while driving for Holman Moody !

Keith Kauffman
"The Man from Mifflintown"
Keith's racing career was a story book! Having starting his own team with John Groniger in the 70,s it was on the throttle ever since!
309 feature wins, 18 Track Championships in 12 states and Australia put the stamp on his HOF career!

Thank you Michael!
Did you get a chance to check out my daliy tribute to the "Bad Ass" racers ? You might know a few of them! Check it out and tell your buddies! https://t.co/fO3v80k60g

Tommy Hinnershitz
Muhlenberg Twp. , Pa
Tommy a farmer , had a legendary career racing on dirt, asphalt and board tracks winning races in the AAA / USAC series! He drove mostly cars that he owned himself and was his own mechanic and one of the first drivers to secure sponsorship!

Richie Evans
Westernville, NY
Richie left the family's farm at a young age and moved to Rome,NY to work in a local garage. His first car in was numbered PT109 after JFK,s torpedo boat in WWII. In 1965 Richie started racing modifieds and won his 1st National Championship in 1973 !

Chris Economaki gained so much true respect from every race car driver worldwide and was also granted a interview from the Legendary names in our sport!
Covering all forms of motorsports, Chris won every journalism award and honor there is! He passed away at 91 in Wyckoff, NJ.🙏

Chris than wrote his first column at 14, than moved to the editor to owning the now known famous "Speed Sport News" and continued for over 50 more years. His Hall of Fame career than took on TV/Radio from 1961 to 2008.
Eventually selling the "Speed Sport News" to @ralphsheheen.

Chris Economaki
Brooklyn,NY
Known world wide as
"The Dean of America Motorsports"
Chris has experienced it all in his legendary career! He attended his first race at age 9, a board track in NJ. Started selling copies of the
National Auto Racing News in the grandstands at age 13.

Jr. Johnson's family once experienced the largest alcohol raid in US history, seizing 400 gallons of moonshine from their house! Jr was arrested and spent 1 year in an Ohio prison for having a illegal still but NEVER got caught transporting liquor driving at high rates of speed.