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Sleepy Tripp was a racer who spent mostly his entire racing career racing midgets ! He dominated in USAC, Western States and was a huge winner in New Zealand and Australia!
Sleepy and his hard charging driving style was trademark and with that the victories came very often! 🏁🏁
Thank you so much for sharing more information about legendary racer Leo Cleary, Jacqueline.
I watched him race for many years at Langhorne and Trenton and he stood on the gas! https://t.co/zpbYGAbit8
Leo Cleary had a successful racing career that spanned over 40 years. Dominating race tracks all over the New England area and beating he best and driving for many successful car owners he was another who left nothing on the race track. Once at Norwood Leo punched a driver.
Drivers like Rick Mears don't come around very often. From his early days at Ascot in the buggies to Bill Simpson given him his first ride in a Indy car , Rick had the makings of a winner. With some polish from Roger Penske, he became a 4 time Indy 500 winner!
A natural Champion
Tommy Ellis is one cat that did not fool around on the race track. If getting to the lead was in his sights ,and he did it not matter what was in front of him. It worked for Tommy too. A Champion and race winner, Ellis was as "BAD ASS " as they came. Plenty of talent ,rough edges
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Dan Wheldon was a "BAD ASS " for sure! https://t.co/rMntgy0Ra8
Rich Vogler was a loyal USAC racer that won them all. On Dirt or Asphalt Midgets,Sprint Cars,and Champ cars as well. A winner of the prestigious Chili Bowl and a 5 time starter in the Indy 500. A great mechanical mind with a smooth driving style. Rich lost his life at Salem ! 🙏
Hey Steve!
Here! Now it is official! https://t.co/MOD29enINA
Eddie Sachs was always smiling an joking around. Winning the Indy 500 was all that mattered to him. He said that Salam was his favorite race track because the hospital was really close to the track! 13 times he left the track in a ambulance. Unfortunately he died at Indy in 1964
In Motorsports there are a ton of great racecar drivers! Charlie Swartz is definitely one of those drivers. He kicked ass in sprint cars an late models. Cut out of the same mold as
Jack Hewitt! Charlie was as tough as they came! Not to mention he built a great race car as well