Torn From The Headlines – Oct. 13, 2010
Written by: Adam Fenwick
A.J. Foyt, 25, of Houston, Texas, held off Jim Hurtubise to win the Ted Horn-Bill Schindler Memorial Sunday at Pennsylvania’s Williams Grove Speedway. Hurtubise challenged Foyt throughout the 50-lap feature, but fell a car length short at the checkered flag. With the victory, Foyt clinched the U.S. Auto Club’s Eastern sprint-car championship.
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Posted by Adam Fenwick
on Oct 13 2010 Filed under Featured, Racing History, Torn From The Headlines.
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