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Curtis Turner - Wikipedia Curtis Morton Turner (April 12, 1924 – October 4, 1970) was an American stock car racer who won 17 NASCAR Grand National Division races and 38 NASCAR Convertible Division races Throughout his life, he developed a reputation for drinking and partying
Curtis Turner, King of Convertibles - NASCAR Hall of Fame No one fit that description better than Hall of Famer Curtis Turner (2016), one of the sport’s early stars and most colorful personalities A native of Virginia, Turner was a former moonshine runner, a timber business operator and often the life of the party
Curtis Turner - Official Site Of NASCAR NASCAR Hall of Fame, Class of 2016 Called by some the “Babe Ruth of stock car racing,” Curtis Turner was among the fastest and most colorful competitors in the early years of NASCAR premier
The Unforgettable Career of Curtis Turner: A NASCAR Icon’s Tale Curtis Turner was a legendary figure in the world of NASCAR, leaving a lasting impact on the sport that is still felt today Known for his fearless driving style and charismatic personality, Turner’s career was filled with triumphs and challenges that have solidified his status as an icon
The Curtis Turner Museum, Home - gisone. com Curtis Turner was President of, and built the Charlotte Motor Speedway, now called Lowes Speedway in Charlotte, North Carolina With some tricks up his sleeve, he fought every resistance he could muster to insure his beloved track would be built and finished-even at legal gunpoint
Curtis Turner - International Motorsports Hall of Fame Turner began “real” racing in 1946 at a small track in Mount Airy, NC, finishing last in a field of 18 cars But he won his second race and began to build a reputation as perhaps the best dirt track driver of them all
Curtis Turner - mshf. com Ask anybody over fifty - including the pioneers who drove at the beginning - and the answer's Curtis Turner " His illustrious career began as many did during the seminal southern racing days, driving modifieds on makeshift tracks while moonshining in the 1940s
Curtis Turner | Class of 2016 NASCAR Hall of Fame Inductee Called by some the “Babe Ruth of stock car racing,” Curtis Turner was among the fastest and most colorful competitors in the early years of NASCAR premier series racing Turner posted his first of 17 career victories in only his fourth start on Sept 11, 1949, at Langhorne (Pa ) Speedway