Famous racecar drivers from michigan

 · Parsons is the only Michigan driver to win the Daytona With three laps to go, leader David Pearson spun out and Parsons cruised to www.doorway.ruted Reading Time: 6 mins.  · Davey Allison was the last in a string of deaths. Bruce Alan Bennett/Shutterstock. Davey Allison was a rather accomplished NASCAR driver. Boasting some 19 wins — one of which was the Daytona — Davey was inducted into the NASCAR Hall of Fame in , on top of being a member of a prominent racing family. Michigan(95) Connecticut(81) New Jersey(62) Alabama(54) Minnesota(51) Texas(49) Famous Racecar drivers' Death Anniversary, United States. Show All Total 40 People, Page: 1 of 2.

Died: May 8, Canadian race-car driver Gilles Villeneuve is remembered for his 6-year stint with Grand Prix, racing with Ferrari. He won six races but died in a violent collision with Jochen Mass’s car during a qualifying race for the Belgian Grand Prix. His son, Jacques, later became a F1 champion. Photos of some of the most famous sports car and Formula 1 drivers from the 's, 's and 's who drove at the Daytona Continental, 24 Hours of Daytona and The Sebring 12 Hour Race. Display Current Drivers Only. NASCAR Drivers; No. Name Hometown D.O.B. 1: Woody Arrington: Aberdeen, North Carolina.

NASCAR Racing Experience, the true NASCAR driving experience offers NASCAR Following drivers meeting with Crew Chief, you'll drive a NASCAR race car for. Success has come quickly and repeatedly for Carson Hocevar, an year-old driver from Portage, Michigan, who is competing full-time in the NASCAR Camping. That's the case with Michigan native Erik Jones. He competed in just 12 races in in the Camping World Truck Series and wound up winning three, plus five.