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sorry not Donnie ,Foyt, along with Mario Andretti, are the only men to win both the Indianapolis and Daytona 500s.
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Mario and Aldo were surprised to find a half-mile dirt racing track when they moved to Nazareth.[3] The twins worked on a 1948 Hudson Hornet Sportsman modified funded by money that they earned in their uncle's garage in 1959.[3] They took turns racing the old Hudson on oval dirt tracks near Nazareth in 1959. They did not tell their parents that they were racing.[6] The twins each had two wins after their first four races.[12] Aldo was seriously hurt near the end of the season, and their parents were unhappy to find out that the twins were racing.[6] Mario had 21 modified stockcar wins in 46 races in 1960 and 1961.[3]
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You change your competitive eating medium from chili dogs to BBQ?Originally posted by LITE-INN View Postfix me bbq I m hungry chop chop
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See what I mean???(reference post 135)Originally posted by LITE-INN View Postfix me bbq I m hungry chop chop
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Originally posted by LITE-INN View Postdoes it really matter
Like most of your posts...........NO
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I saw him and jones race here in missouri on a road course in a stock car in 1963
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50 He was the champion in USAC's stock car in 1968, 1978, and 1979. He finished second in 1963 and 1969, and third in 1970.[6] Among his wins in USAC stock car racing was his 1964 win at the Billy Vukovich Memorial 200 at Hanford Speedway in California. He also was a miltiple winner in USAC stockers at Milwaukee, Texas World Speedway, and Michigan International Speedway. foyt was and is one of a kind he raced everything with wheels there is couple modern day drivers that fit that mold stewart and schraderOriginally posted by CIRF View PostIf you're serious then you're drastically misinformed.
A.J. Foyt made his name in midgets and sprint cars and graduated to championship cars around 1957 or 1958. His sprint car career started around 1956. His midget career started in 1953 and he ran midgets regularly until around 1957. He was USAC Sprint Car Champion in 1960 and was USAC National Champion in '60, '61, '63, '64 & '67. He didn't win the USAC Stock Car Championship until 1968.
Prior to 1968 Foyt had been USAC Sprint Car Champion, had won the Indy 500 3 times and was National Champion in Indy type cars 5 times. Foyt was a firmly established star in open wheel racing long before he ever raced stock cars on a regular basis. but see your wrong he didn't win the
A.J. Foyt was without question an open wheel guy who went to NASCAR and won their biggest race along with Mario.Last edited by LITE-INN; 06-11-2014, 12:32 AM.
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If you're serious then you're drastically misinformed. That piece of stupidity doesn't even warrant a "nice try"!! LOL!!
A.J. Foyt made his name in midgets and sprint cars and graduated to championship cars around 1957 or 1958. His sprint car career started around 1956. His midget career started in 1953 and he ran midgets regularly until around 1957. He was USAC Sprint Car Champion in 1960 and was USAC National Champion in '60, '61, '63, '64 & '67. He didn't win the USAC Stock Car Championship until 1968.
According to USAC records Foyt never ran a race in a stock car until February of 1961. The Feb. 1961 stock car start would have been preceded by a USAC Sprint Car Championship and a USAC Indy Car National Championship in 1960.
Prior to 1968 Foyt had been USAC Sprint Car Champion, had won the Indy 500 3 times and was National Champion in Indy type cars 5 times. Foyt was a firmly established star in open wheel racing long before he ever raced stock cars on a regular basis.
Once again, you don't know what you're talking about.
A.J. Foyt was without question an open wheel guy who went to NASCAR and won their biggest race along with Mario.Last edited by CIRF; 06-11-2014, 12:26 AM.
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back to the. topic. foyt was a USAC. stock champion don t think he counts
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