Lee Wallard
American racing driver (1910-1963)
Biography
Lee Wallard was born in Schenectady, New York, in 1910 and worked as a Formula One driver and engineer. He won the 1951 Indianapolis 500, delivering a dominant performance in the race. Shortly after this victory, his career ended when his car caught fire during a promotional event, leaving him with severe burns.
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Lee Wallard is recorded as a Formula One driver and a engineer, born in New York (1910–1963).
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