DRIVERS   C-D Shots of the famous and not so famous photo credits: John E Kelley, Dave Nicholas, Michael Eaton, Dave Zych, Spankey Smith, Gordy Ruston, Rich Rea

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Skip Callanan was the force behind the Roosevelt Fiat-Abarth race team.	Bruce Cargill drove everything from honker Jag XK120's to Dodge Colts	Harry Carter drove sports cars and formula cars with great success in the 50's & 60's	Dean Causey sits in his Birdcage waiting the start of the 61 Sebring 12 hour	Mickey Cohen, BARC member drove Elva's & Lotii	Texan Alan Connell (l) was a force in Ferrari, Maserati in the 60's
We called George Constantine the Flying Greek.  His race notes were never far away.	Constantine loved the John Bunch Testa Rossa and won the Glen GP ion '61 with it	George Constantine takes the checker in his Aston at Thompson CT in 1959		Piers Courage, heir to Courage Beer fortune, at Watkins Glen in 1969.  He died in '70	Ed Crawford (r) with Walt Hansgen.  Crawford drove for Cunningham for several years
America's dean of road racing. Briggs Cunningham sits in his Lister Jag at Lime rock	Lime Rock Lodge's Newt Davis a great host, driver and party animal.		The fabulous Sherm Decker #67  in the Rat Cooper Ford he somehow kept together	40hp or 600 made no difference to Decker.  He won in everything he drove	Sherm made his fame in MG's and he waits on the grid in Team Poupard's car
Chuck and Suzie Dietrich were both fast drivers.  It is not Maynard J Krebs	Chuck and Suzie a few years later in 65 looking very stylish		Like his mentor Hansgen, Mark Donohue drove everything and drove it quick