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Bill Sadler (red) was a genius builder, including this neat Formula Jr	Not only were Sadler's cars brilliant, they were fast and fierce and they won		Roy Salvadori and Carrol Shelby Sebring 59.  Won LeMans 4 months later	Gerogio Scarlotti has kind words with young Dan Gurney at Sebring in 59	Dr. Ed Shantz, Cornell professor and road racer and fun fellow
Hap Sharp in his Cooper Monaco was part of the Chaparral boys		Shelby really did wear bib coveralls, here interviewed by Chris Economaki	Jo Siffert with son at the USGP after practice	D Charles Stell in his FVee.  Was very fast in MG's as well	Fast Fred Stevensen at Sebring 1975 was known for open wheel speed
But Freddie is as much remembered for aviators and a chilly lager at the WhiteHart	Joe Tierno stands with his first favorite car, ex Spankey Bucher #029		Trevor Taylor with Lotus boss Colin Chapman behind		French ace Maurice Trintignant at USGP 1961