Bud Moore
Walter 'Bud' Moore was a championship car owner and master mechanic whose teams won 63 Winston Cup races and back-to-back titles with Joe Weatherly in 1962 and 1963.…
Walter 'Bud' Moore was a championship car owner and master mechanic whose teams won 63 Winston Cup races and back-to-back titles with Joe Weatherly in 1962 and 1963.…
Junior Johnson won 50 races as a driver – famous for discovering drafting at Daytona – then became one of NASCAR's greatest owners, winning six championships with Cale…
Dick Trickle was short-track racing's winningest legend, credited with more than 1,000 feature victories across the Midwest. He finally reached Winston Cup full-time at 48 and was named…
John Andretti, nephew of Mario, was one of the few drivers to win in both Indy cars and NASCAR, taking two Winston Cup victories including the 1997 Pepsi…
Bobby Hamilton won four Winston Cup races, including an emotional 2001 victory at Talladega, and captured the 2004 Craftsman Truck Series championship as an owner-driver – one of…
Jim Paschal won 25 Grand National races in the 1960s, driving for top owners including Petty Enterprises. The High Point native was a consistent winner and a respected…
Elmo Langley won two Grand National races as a driver in the 1960s, but he became far better known as NASCAR's pace car driver, leading the field to…
Sam Ard dominated the Busch Series like no one before or since, winning back-to-back championships in 1983 and 1984. He won 22 races in just three seasons in…
Jack Ingram was the king of NASCAR's junior series, winning five championships: three straight Late Model Sportsman titles (1972-1974) and two Busch Series crowns (1982, 1985). The Asheville…
Elzie 'Buck' Baker won back-to-back Grand National championships in 1956 and 1957, collecting 46 victories in a career that spanned three decades. He was the father of Buddy…