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American racing driver (1926–2000)
James Merwin "Dick" Rathmann (January 6, 1926 – February 1, 2000) was an American racing driver. Rathmann and his younger brother swapped names while
Dick_Rathmann
American racing driver (1928–2011)
name of Dick Rathmann, he wanted to start racing. To enter races, he borrowed his older brother's I.D. and assumed the identity of "Jim Rathmann." The name
Jim_Rathmann
American motorsport season
February 1 at the Palm Beach Speedway in West Palm Beach, Florida. Dick Rathmann won the pole position. Top ten results 42- Lee Petty 41- Jimmie Lewallen
1953 NASCAR Grand National Series
1953_NASCAR_Grand_National_Series
US Auto Club race in 1959
Monza. The qualifying track record at the Indianapolis 500 was held by Dick Rathmann (145.974 mph) from 1958, meaning speeds at Daytona were predicted to
USAC_Daytona_100
Surname list
Look up Rathmann in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Rathmann is a surname. Notable people with the surname include: Dick Rathmann (1924–2000), American
Rathmann
42nd running of the Indianapolis 500
stood at 145.926 mph. Later in the day, Dick Rathmann qualified at 145.974 mph to win the pole position. Rathmann was not able to beat Elisian's single-lap
1958_Indianapolis_500
40th running of the Indianapolis 500
less than twelve cars were involved in crashes or spins, including Dick Rathmann, who took the checkered flag to finish 5th, only to wreck in turn 1
1956_Indianapolis_500
12th season of Formula One motor racing
Lewis-Evans Stirling Moss Stirling Moss Vanwall D Report 4 Indianapolis 500 Dick Rathmann Tony Bettenhausen Jimmy Bryan Salih-Offenhauser F Report 5 Belgian Grand
1958_Formula_One_season
Retired NASCAR Grand National Series and AAA stock car campaigned between 1952-1954
were part of the Hudson team included Marshall Teague, Herb Thomas, Dick Rathmann, Tim Flock, Fonty Flock, Jack McGrath, Frank "Rebel" Mundy, and Lou
Fabulous_Hudson_Hornet
4th season of FIA's Formula One motor racing
0 — Bill Schindler Ret 0 — Jimmy Jackson Ret 0 — Sam Hanks Ret 0 — Dick Rathmann Ret 0 — Duke Dinsmore Ret 0 — Guy Mairesse Ret 0 — Paul Pietsch Ret
1950_Formula_One_season
American racing driver (1918–2002)
17th. Erickson was the listed owner of the #3 Hudson Hornet of Dick Rathmann for Rathmann's victory at Oakland in 1954. "Race Results". Stats at Racing-Reference
Ray_Erickson
American auto racing venue
drivers won those Langhorne races: Curtis Turner (again), Lee Petty, Dick Rathmann, Fonty Flock, Tim Flock, Herb Thomas, Buck Baker, Paul Goldsmith, and
Langhorne_Speedway
47th running of the Indianapolis 500
Other big names to qualify during the day included Lloyd Ruby, Jim Rathmann, Dick Rathmann, and Len Sutton with a slow run in a Leader Card entry. Bud Tingelstad
1963_Indianapolis_500
Car produced by Hudson and American Motors (1951–1954)
the 13 scheduled events. Hornets driven by NASCAR aces Herb Thomas, Dick Rathmann, Al Keller, Frank Mundy, and Tim Flock won 27 NASCAR races driving for
Hudson_Hornet
Irvan 0 15 0 15 15 59 Dick Hutcherson 14 0 0 0 14 59 LeeRoy Yarbrough 14 0 0 0 14 61 Christopher Bell # 0 0 13 13 13 61 Dick Rathmann 13 0 0 0 13 61 Tyler
List of all-time NASCAR Cup Series winners
List_of_all-time_NASCAR_Cup_Series_winners
American motorsport season
92-Herb Thomas 42-Lee Petty 7-Bob Flock 23-Frank Mundy 77-Mike Klapak 120-Dick Rathmann 6-Don Eggett The tenth race of the 1951 season was held on June 10 at
1951 NASCAR Grand National Series
1951_NASCAR_Grand_National_Series
1st season of the NASCAR Pacific Coast Late Model Division
Racetrack Location Winner March 28 none Oakland Stadium Oakland, California Dick Rathmann May 30 none Carrell Speedway Gardena, California John Soares June 26
1954 NASCAR Pacific Coast Late Model Division
1954_NASCAR_Pacific_Coast_Late_Model_Division
13th season of FIA Formula One motor racing
Ret 0 — Eddie Sachs Ret 0 — Al Keller Ret 0 — Pat Flaherty Ret 0 — Dick Rathmann Ret 0 — Bill Cheesbourg Ret 0 — Don Freeland Ret 0 — Ray Crawford Ret
1959_Formula_One_season
Racing engine design
Jim Rathmann Jimmy Bryan Pat O'Connor Report 1958 31 Jimmy Bryan George Amick Johnny Boyd Dick Rathmann Report 1959 33 Rodger Ward Jim Rathmann Johnny
Offenhauser
10th season of FIA's Formula One motor racing
Ret Ret 2 = Horace Gould 8 Ret 5 Ret 2 = Olivier Gendebien 5 Ret 2 = Dick Rathmann 5 2 25 Gerino Gerini 4† 10 1.5 = Chico Landi 4† 1.5 27 Paul Russo RetF
1956_Formula_One_season
14th season of the FIA's Formula One motor racing
final time in 1960, was the only race not run to FIA regulations. Jim Rathmann won this race, which took place on a holiday-day Monday, in an Offenhauser-powered
1960_Formula_One_season
Motorsport track in the United States
it hosted a 100 mi (160.9 km) Champ Car event which saw Jim Rathmann beat Dick Rathmann and Rodger Ward, at an average speed of 170.26 mph (274.01 km/h)
Daytona International Speedway
Daytona_International_Speedway
44th running of the Indianapolis 500
(a record that stood until 2012). Jim Rathmann and Rodger Ward battled out nearly the entire second half. Rathmann took the lead for good on lap 197 after
1960_Indianapolis_500
American motorsport season
seconds with no cautions. Buck Baker defeated Dick Rathmann by three feet. 87 - Buck Baker 3 - Dick Rathmann 99 - Curtis Turner 42 - Lee Petty 28 - Eddie
1955 NASCAR Grand National Series
1955_NASCAR_Grand_National_Series
World Championship events, but as Formula Two entries only: Tom Bridger, Dick Gibson, and Brian Hart (some sources omit these drivers as a result). They
List_of_Formula_One_drivers
American racing driver (1918–1984)
initially failed to qualify for the 1957 Indianapolis 500. However, Dick Rathmann (who had qualified) was mugged the day before the race and therefore
Johnnie_Parsons
owner whose career spanned from 1954 to 1955. He employed Arden Mounts, Dick Rathmann, and Donald Thomas for his 52-race career as a NASCAR owner. Ditz's
John_Ditz
American racing driver (1926–1959)
exonerated as no collision had taken place. In the 1958 Indianapolis 500, Dick Rathmann and Elisian started the race on the front row, with Jimmy Reece on the
Ed_Elisian
American racing driver (1928–1958)
of the Sports Illustrated Cover Jinx. For the 1958 Indianapolis 500, Dick Rathmann and Ed Elisian started the race on the front row, with Jimmy Reece on
Pat_O'Connor_(racing_driver)
Auto race held at Darlington Raceway in 1954
(#51), Hank Carruthers (#50), Clyde Minter (#19), Donald Thomas (#9), Dick Rathmann (#3) and Ross Morrison (#05). Overall, the race took five hours, sixteen
1954_Southern_500
34th running of the Indianapolis 500
channel 6 of Indianapolis. Earl Townsend Jr. was the announcer, along with Dick Pittenger and Paul Roberts. After the race, Speedway management disallowed
1950_Indianapolis_500
Sports season
Mile SweepstakesA Indianapolis Motor Speedway Speedway, Indiana Paved Dick Rathmann Jimmy Bryan 3 June 8 Rex Mays Classic Milwaukee Mile West Allis, Wisconsin
1958 USAC Championship Car season
1958_USAC_Championship_Car_season
43rd running of the Indianapolis 500
Inside Middle Outside 1 3 Johnny Thomson 44 Eddie Sachs 16 Jim Rathmann 2 73 Dick Rathmann 48 Bobby Grim R 5 Rodger Ward 3 74 Bob Veith 19 Eddie Johnson
1959_Indianapolis_500
United States 1 6 1954–1958 1957 Indianapolis 500 1957 Indianapolis 500 Dick Rathmann United States 1 6 1950, 1956–1960 1958 Indianapolis 500 1958 Indianapolis
List of Formula One polesitters
List_of_Formula_One_polesitters
American auto company
1953, and 1954. Herb Thomas won the 1951 and 1954 Southern 500s and Dick Rathmann won in 1952. Some NASCAR records set by Hudson in the 1950s (e.g. consecutive
Hudson_Motor_Car_Company
Sports season
completed the climb. Note: At the Milwaukee 200 started with the car #16 Jim Rathmann, after 29 lap the relieved driver A. J. Foyt led the car the remaining
1959 USAC Championship Car season
1959_USAC_Championship_Car_season
46th running of the Indianapolis 500
injured, including a fractured left leg and possible skull fracture. Jim Rathmann and Troy Ruttman were both flagged off by their crews after they failed
1962_Indianapolis_500
American motorsport season
Gene Comstock 22. Banjo Matthews 23. Ralph Liguori 24. Jack Reynolds 25. Dick Passwater 26. Bucky Sager 27. Frankie Schneider 28. Otis Martin 29. Coleman
1952 NASCAR Grand National Series
1952_NASCAR_Grand_National_Series
Sports season
DNQ 12 5 DNQ 12 25 320 19 Ronnie Duman 20 31 6 7 DNS 17 DNP 302 20 Dick Rathmann 7 DNQ 300 21 Johnny Rutherford 21 Wth 27 22 12 17 17 5 7 18 Wth 14 23
1964 USAC Championship Car season
1964_USAC_Championship_Car_season
48th running of the Indianapolis 500
Len Sutton 5 Don Branson 4 53 Walt Hansgen R 56 Jim Hurtubise 23 Dick Rathmann 5 88 Johnny Boyd 83 Dave MacDonald R 86 Johnny Rutherford 6 64 Ronnie
1964_Indianapolis_500
American racing driver
crash". Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. April 20, 1959. "Didn't hit death car – Rathmann". The Miami News. Associated Press. April 20, 1959. "Van Johnson dies in
Dick_Linder
Auto race held at North Wilkesboro Speedway in 1954
Lap 95: Dick Rathmann takes over the lead from Gober Sosebee. Lap 97: Gober Sosebee takes over the lead from Dick Rathmann. Lap 115: Dick Rathmann takes
1954_Wilkes_County_160
Sports season
14 Al Keller 14 9 3 DNS 2 4 12 16 5 585 15 Bob Sweikert 6 3 540 16 Dick Rathmann 5 21 15 15 DNQ 25 DNQ DNQ 9 DNQ 540 17 Jack Turner 25 13 11 2 20 17
1956 USAC Championship Car season
1956_USAC_Championship_Car_season
45th running of the Indianapolis 500
W 98 Parnelli Jones R 97 Dick Rathmann 3 1 A. J. Foyt 8 Len Sutton 14 Bill Cheesbourg 4 33 Eddie Johnson 4 Jim Rathmann W 15 Wayne Weiler 5 17 Jack
1961_Indianapolis_500
American auto racing honor
O'Connor Johnnie Parsons Kelly Petillo Ray Pixley Jimmy Reece Dick Rathmann Jim Rathmann Jim Rigsby Floyd Roberts George Robson Ebb Rose Mauri Rose Lloyd
100_mph_Club
Sports season
Weyant 14 11 DNQ DNQ DNQ 20 38 Al Herman 21 DNQ 14 DNQ DNQ 12 10 39 Dick Rathmann DNQ 12 16 DNP DNQ 16 DNQ 10 40 Al Keller 27 DNQ 12 10 41 Ken Gottschalk
1957 USAC Championship Car season
1957_USAC_Championship_Car_season
Retrieved June 2, 2023 – via Newspapers.com . Cadou Jr., Jep (May 18, 1958). "Rathmann On Pole As Records Fall". The Indianapolis Star. pp. 1, 1, Section 2. Archived
List of Indianapolis 500 pole-sitters
List_of_Indianapolis_500_pole-sitters
Sports season
National Champion was A. J. Foyt and the Indianapolis 500 winner was Jim Rathmann. Foyt also scored the first four victories of his career, which was four
1960 USAC Championship Car season
1960_USAC_Championship_Car_season
Sports season
Art Hillis 15 0 - Glenn Harrison R 16 0 - Hal Robson DNQ DNQ 17 0 - Dick Rathmann R DNQ 17 0 - Delmar Desch 17 0 - Ed Terry 17 0 - Lloyd Axel R 18
1949 AAA Championship Car season
1949_AAA_Championship_Car_season
NASCAR Cup Series spring race Martinsville Speedway
Turner John Eanes Oldsmobile 200 100 (160.934) Report 1952 April 6 120 Dick Rathmann Walt Chapman Hudson 200 100 (160.934) 2:19:59 42.862 Report 1953 May
Cook_Out_400_(Martinsville)
Hall of Fame in the United States
Fernandez John Fernandez Doug George Ben Gregory Bert Letner Chuck Meekins Dick Rathmann Wayne Spears Art Watts The hall of fame inducted its seventh class in
West Coast Stock Car/Motorsports Hall of Fame
West_Coast_Stock_Car/Motorsports_Hall_of_Fame
Auto race held at Darlington Raceway in 1952
Katona Dick Passwater Bill Miller Tony Bonadies Donald Thomas Bob Flock Erwin Blatt Ted Chamberlain Al Fleming Tim Flock E.C. Ramsey Dick Rathmann Al Conroy
1952_Southern_500
NASCAR Cup Series races at North Wilkesboro
Thomas Hudson 200 125 (201.168) 1:44:18 71.907 Report 1954 April 4 3 Dick Rathmann John Ditz Hudson 160 100 (160.934) 1:27:32 68.545 Report 1955 April
NASCAR Cup Series at North Wilkesboro Speedway
NASCAR_Cup_Series_at_North_Wilkesboro_Speedway
Auto race held at Darlington Raceway in 1955
with his vehicle connection rod. Lap 50: Transmission issues forced Dick Rathmann to leave the event early. Lap 77: Slick Smith blew a gasket in his vehicle;
1955_Southern_500
Auto race held in spring in Darlington, United States
halfway through the race a multicar melee erupted involving Rusty Wallace, Dick Brooks, and D. K. Ulrich where Ulrich climbed another car; 28 of 38 entries
Goodyear_400
American motorsport season
Flock was disqualified due to the use of a two-way radio. On March 28 Dick Rathmann won a 125-mile race at Oakland Speedway after starting the event in
1954 NASCAR Grand National Series
1954_NASCAR_Grand_National_Series
Auto race held at North Wilkesboro Speedway in 1952
Curtis Turner*† (No. 41) Tim Flock*† (No. 91) Jimmie Lewallen*† (No. 24) Dick Rathmann*† (No. 120) Harold Mays*† (unknown number) * Driver failed to finish
1952_Wilkes_County_200
Sports season
Sachs 15 17 2 DNQ 24 23 160 22 Dempsey Wilson 11 DNQ DNQ 10 160 23 Dick Rathmann 10 DNQ 150 24 Bob Harkey R DNQ DNQ 9 17 13 DNQ 14 9 15 DNQ 120 25
1963 USAC Championship Car season
1963_USAC_Championship_Car_season
Sports season
- Ed Kostenuk R DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ 15 0 - Johnny Coy 15 DNQ DNQ 0 - Dick Rathmann 20 24 DNQ DNS 18 16 0 - Bob Christie 30 DNQ 16 0 - Art Malone R DNQ
1962 USAC Championship Car season
1962_USAC_Championship_Car_season
41st running of the Indianapolis 500
The other 32 drivers all had the American Champion brand installed. Dick Rathmann qualified, but was mugged the night before the race. He was replaced
1957_Indianapolis_500
Auto race held at North Wilkesboro Speedway in 1958
12th position, eight laps down. The only other leader was Dick Rathmann, who led 48 laps. Rathmann blew a tire while leading, with three laps to go, and still
1958_Wilkes_160
Auto race run at North Wilkesboro Speedway in 1956
12th position, eight laps down. The only other leader was Dick Rathmann, who led 48 laps. Rathmann blew a tire while leading, with three laps to go, and still
1956_Wilkes_County_160
Sports season
June 4 Rex Mays Classic Milwaukee Mile West Allis, Wisconsin Paved Dick Rathmann Rodger Ward 4 June 18 Langhorne 100 Langhorne Speedway Langhorne, Pennsylvania
1961 USAC Championship Car season
1961_USAC_Championship_Car_season
Auto race held at North Wilkesboro Speedway in 1955
12th position, eight laps down. The only other leader was Dick Rathmann, who led 48 laps. Rathmann blew a tire while leading, with three laps to go, and still
1955_Wilkes_County_160
Rutherford (165.183 mph) was the fastest qualifier. 1964: On April 4, 1959, Dick Rathmann set the one-lap Daytona International Speedway track qualifying record
List of Daytona 500 pole position winners
List_of_Daytona_500_pole_position_winners
Motorsport track in Ohio, United States
Rexford September 27, 1951 ----- NASCAR Short Track Lloyd Moore Iggy Katona May 30, 1952 Poor Man's 500 NASCAR Grand National Herb Thomas Dick Rathmann
Canfield_Speedway
Auto race held at Darlington Raceway in 1953
Widenhouse Junior Johnson Weldon Adams J.L. Justice Bob Hunter Dick Rathmann Slick Smith Dick Allwine Fireball Roberts Emory Lewis Clyde Minter Ben Dixon
1953_Southern_500
Auto race held at North Wilkesboro Speedway in 1953
Oldsmobile 131 18 $25 23 80 Jim Paschal '53 Dodge 125 0 $25 24 120 Dick Rathmann Walt Chapman '53 Hudson 124 0 $25 25 19 Fred Dove Fred Dove '50 Ford
1953_Wilkes_160
Sportscar race in Daytona
Ferrari 250 TR 59/60 Ferrari 3.0L V12 79 6 S+5.0 0 Peter Hand Brewery Dick Rathmann Harry Heuer Chaparral 1 Chevrolet 5.227L V8 79 7 S2.0 14 Holbert's Garage
1962_Daytona_Continental
the Marine Corps (1962-1965). James V. Neel, 84, American geneticist. Dick Rathmann, 74, American racecar driver. Harry K. Cull, 88, American politician
Deaths_in_February_2000
Sports season
DNQ 11 110 33 Pat Flaherty R 10 103.5 34 Charles Bryant 5 100 35 Dick Rathmann 32 6 13 DNS 80 36 Walt Killinger 6 80 37 Myron Fohr 11 DNQ DNQ 16 DNQ
1950 AAA Championship Car season
1950_AAA_Championship_Car_season
Auto race held at Richmond Fairgrounds in 1955
Lap 66: The driveshaft on Dick Rathmann's vehicle stopped working properly. Lap 67: Jim Paschal takes over the lead from Dick Rathman. Lap 78: Tim Flock
1955_Richmond_200
coverage of the race for the first time. 1958: The front row drivers (Dick Rathmann, Ed Elisian and Jimmy Reece) fail to lead a lap, the only time this
Indianapolis_500_firsts
Auto race held at Memphis-Arkansas Speedway in 1954
would win in his 1954 Oldsmobile vehicle by approximately 5 laps over Dick Rathmann. Other notable competitors included Lee Petty (who led 150 laps which
1954_Mid-South_250
American dancer (1944–2012)
from San Gabriel High School. Under the tutelage of her mother, Jeanne Rathmann Johnston, who was also a dancer, Johnson took tap dance lessons from the
Candy_Johnson
American racecar driver
Jim Rathmann ** shared drive with Rodger Ward During his Indy career, Johnson drove 4,825 miles without leading a lap. Only Chet Miller and Dick Simon
Eddie_Johnson_(racing_driver)
Motor race
Lennie Pond Jim Rathmann Brian Redman Jody Ridley Lloyd Ruby Johnny Rutherford Troy Ruttman Dick Simon Bill Simpson George Snider Dick Trickle Bobby Unser
Fast_Masters
American sports car racing team
Carroll Shelby Chuck Daigh Stirling Moss Fred Gamble (racing driver) Jim Rathmann Rodger Ward Juan Fangio (Parade lap at Cordova, Argentina 1960) Chuck Daigh
Casner_Motor_Racing_Division
Sports car endurance race
Corvette C1 of Jim Rathmann and Dick Doane in first place. Next was another Corvette of John A. Kilborn, Fred Windridge and Dick Thompson. In fact Corvette’s
1958_12_Hours_of_Sebring
American sports car by the Chevrolet division of General Motors (GM)
awarded the C8 Z06 the 2023 Performance Vehicle of the Year award. Jim Rathmann, a Melbourne, Florida Chevrolet dealer and winner of the 1960 Indy 500
Chevrolet_Corvette
Jerome Ranft; screenwriter and sculptor/voice actor, respectively Dick and Jim Rathmann; race car drivers Laird Macintosh and Heather Rattray; actors Neil
List_of_sibling_pairs
Historic cemetery in West Hampstead, London
executed in the finest Art Deco style by the Trieste-born sculptor Romeo Rathmann in 1937. The most prominent feature of the grave – a stylised sculpture
Hampstead_Cemetery
1972 NASA scandal
had been introduced to Herrick at lunch by former race car driver Jim Rathmann, and that Herrick proposed the plan. Worden also related his insistence
Apollo 15 postal covers incident
Apollo_15_postal_covers_incident
Piniella (1977) Dick Pope Jr. (1975) Dick Pope Sr. (1981) Edwin Pope (1996) Boog Powell (1980) Paul Quinn (1989) Tim Raines (1987) Jim Rathmann (1978) Ed Reed
Florida_Sports_Hall_of_Fame
37th running of the Indianapolis 500
ground from the heat. After a lengthy period of rest, Jim Rathmann got back in the race. Rathmann took over the car of Bill Holland, but it ultimately broke
1953_Indianapolis_500
American astronaut and lunar explorer (1932–2020)
spaceflight records The Astronaut Monument Former race car driver Jim Rathmann owned a Cocoa Beach car dealership, and was friendly with many astronauts
Alfred_Worden
1992 American TV series or program
Ted Rand; Maebelle's Suitcase by Tricia Tusa; Ruby the Copycat by Peggy Rathmann / Storytime Picks: Fly Away Home by Eve Bunting, illustrated by Ronald
Kino's_Storytime
38th running of the Indianapolis 500
Fonder (14) shared car no 71. Sam Hanks (112), Jimmie Davies (36) & Jim Rathmann (43) shared car no 1. Rodger Ward (105) & Eddie Johnson (67) shared car
1954_Indianapolis_500
11th season of FIA Formula One motor racing
Juan Manuel Fangio Maserati Report 3 Indianapolis 500 Pat O'Connor Jim Rathmann Sam Hanks Salih-Offenhauser Report 4 French Grand Prix Juan Manuel Fangio
1957_Formula_One_season
36th running of the Indianapolis 500
Faulkner (#3) Johnny Fedricks R (#82) Carl Forberg (#53) Gene Force (#96) Dick Fraizer R (#63) Potsy Goacher R (#93) Perry Grimm R (#55) Peter Hahn
1952_Indianapolis_500
Auto race held in West Allis, Wisconsin
Offy s/c 100 100 (160.934) 1:01:21 97.789 August 25 Milwaukee 200 Jim Rathmann Epperly Offy 200 200 (321.868) 2:02:17 98.133 1958 June 8 Rex Mays Classic
IndyCar Series at the Milwaukee Mile
IndyCar_Series_at_the_Milwaukee_Mile
33rd running of the Indianapolis 500
(#72) Kenny Eaton R (#55) Milt Fankhouser (#73) Pat Flaherty R (#43) Dick Fraizer R (#59) Eddie Haddad R (#47) Mel Hansen (#44) Tommy Hinnershitz
1949_Indianapolis_500
Annual U.S. children's book illustrator award
O. Zelinsky Swamp Angel Honor Eric Rohmann Time Flies Honor 1996 Peggy Rathmann Officer Buckle and Gloria Winner Stephen T. Johnson Alphabet City Honor
Caldecott_Medal
Amna, Hamda United Arab Emirates Räikkönen Kimi, Rami [fi] Finland Rathmann Dick, Jim United States Raudman Craig, Chris United States Reif Tyler, Tanner
List of family relations in auto racing
List_of_family_relations_in_auto_racing
57th running of the Indianapolis 500
history of NASCAR, put Bobby Allison and Gordon Johncock out of that race. Dick Simon, however, escaped the incident, with Simon coming home 7th. All three
1973_Indianapolis_500
Day of the year
Robert Sheckley, American author and screenwriter (died 2005) 1928 – Jim Rathmann, American race car driver (died 2011) 1928 – Dave Treen, American lawyer
July_16
3 116 Len Sutton 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 116 Mark Donohue 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 116 Jim Rathmann 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 116 Pat Flaherty 1 0 2 0 0 0 3 116 Walt Faulkner 3 0 0 0
List of American Championship Car winners
List_of_American_Championship_Car_winners
Hall of fame for American motorsports personalities
Ekins Jimmie Johnson Paul Newman John Surtees Zora Arkus-Duntov Henry Banks Dick Burleson Art Chester Ray Evernham Fonty Flock Darrell Gwynn Ab Jenkins Stephen
Motorsports Hall of Fame of America
Motorsports_Hall_of_Fame_of_America
Racetrack
to the Rockford Nationals in 1966." 1948: Tony Bettenhausen 1949: Jim Rathmann 1950: Pat Flaherty 1951: Al Shear 1952: Tom Pistone 1953: Tom Pistone 1954:
Rockford_Speedway
American motorsport season
was the largest winning margin of any NASCAR Strictly Stock race in 1949. Dick Linder's Kaiser finished second, but was in no position to challenge the
1949 NASCAR Strictly Stock Series
1949_NASCAR_Strictly_Stock_Series
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