FREWSBURG, New York — Lloyd Moore, one of the original competitors in what is now the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, died Sunday at age 95.
Moore won a race in what was then called Grand National at Winchester, Indiana, in the second season for the series, 1950. He drove a 1950 Mercury owned by Julian Buesink, who also fielded the cars driven by Bill Rexford, the 1950 Grand National champion. Moore is survived by his wife, Virginia, six children, 14 grandchildren and 32 great-grandchildren. See the full article here.
