Bobby Hamilton
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…
Category: Driver Profiles
Buck Baker
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…
Jack Ingram
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…
Tim Flock
Tim Flock won two Grand National championships (1952, 1955) and 39 races, and was NASCAR's great showman – he once raced with a rhesus monkey named Jocko Flocko…
Bob Flock
Bob Flock, the eldest of the three racing Flock brothers, won four Grand National races and finished second in the 1949 points standings – NASCAR's first Strictly Stock…
Herb Thomas
Herb Thomas was NASCAR's first two-time champion, winning titles in 1951 and 1953 along with 48 Grand National races. Driving his own 'Fabulous Hudson Hornet,' he was the…
Red Byron
Red Byron was NASCAR's first champion, winning the Modified title in 1948 and the first Strictly Stock championship in 1949. A decorated WWII veteran who flew 57 combat…
Fonty Flock
Fonty Flock won 19 Grand National races and finished second in the 1951 championship, part of the famous Flock brothers trio – with Tim and Bob – who…
Marshall Teague
Marshall Teague, the 'King of the Beach,' won seven NASCAR Grand National races and was a hero of the Daytona beach-road course era, famously dominating in the 'Fabulous…
Dick Rathmann
Dick Rathmann won 13 Grand National races, including the 1952 Southern 500, and was one of NASCAR's early Western stars along with his brother Jim, who became an…