William Turner
Profil ng Driver
- Buong Pangalan sa Ingles: William Turner
- Bansa ng Nasyonalidad: Estados Unidos
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Kategorya ng Driver ng FIA:
Bronze
- Kamakailang Koponan: N/A
- Kabuuang Podium: 0 (🏆 0 / 🥈 0 / 🥉 0)
- Kabuuang Labanan: 0
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Pangkalahatang-ideya ng Racer
William Turner is an American racing driver with experience in both road racing and board track racing. While information on his recent activities is limited, historical records highlight a career that spanned the early 20th century.
Turner, also known as "Wild Bill" Turner, participated in the 1911 Indianapolis 500. Before that, in 1907, he secured a victory in one of the first 24-hour races held in the United States in Chicago. Additionally, he earned a perfect score in the Glidden Tour in both 1907 and 1908. In 1909, Turner finished as runner-up in the Fairmount Park Race, and in 1910, he won a special 50-mile match race, setting a record on a mile track.
Later in his life, Turner worked as a traveling salesman for Maxwell. He passed away at the age of 39 in Denver, Colorado, after battling a long illness. Even at the time of his death, he was known to still hold hillclimbing records in Colorado and had established a reputation as a consistent and skilled board track racer.