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Wayne Weiler (1934-2005) was a well known dirt-track driver during the 1950's who went on to drive Formula One at the (Indy 500 only). He was born in Phoenix December 9, 1934. He participated in 1 grand prix, debuting on May 30, 1960 with the Epperly team. He scored 0 championship points. His career was cut short by a near fatal accident at Terre Haute, IN later in '61 where he suffered severe head injuries. He made a recovery from that accident and remained active as an owner and manager in auto racing up until his death. He owned a midget car that was driven by many of the top drivers including Lealand McSpadden, Larry Clark and Buddy Taylor. Wayne sponsored cars driven through the years by Ricky Johnson and later by R.J. Johnson. He died October 13, 2005

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