Ted Horn

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American racecar driver (1910-1948)

United States AthletesLived 1910 to 1948 · aged 38

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Eylard Theodore Horn was an American racing driver. Widely considered one of the greatest racers of his era, he was the first person in history to win the AAA National Championship three times consecutively, doing so in 1946, 1947 and 1948.

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The car Horn drove to a second place finish in the 1936 Indianapolis 500 - later repainted to look as it did when Fred Frame drove the vehicle to victory in the 1932 event

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Motorsports Hall of Fame of America

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Gaston ChevroletAlso won Motorsports Hall of Fame of America

James Anthony MurphyAlso won Motorsports Hall of Fame of America

Fred MerkelAlso won Motorsports Hall of Fame of America Glen WoodAlso won Motorsports Hall of Fame of America Frank KurtisAlso won Motorsports Hall of Fame of America

Harry MillerAlso won Motorsports Hall of Fame of America

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