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Allen Dale "Sammy" Sessions (September 10, 1935 – December 17, 1977) was an American race car driver. In 1972, he finished 4th in the Indianapolis 500 and won the USAC division title.
Sam Sessions. Only a few Michigan drivers have been able to move up into the ranks of the Indy car set and be successful there. One of these was the late Sam Sessions. Sessions was one of the most likable race drivers to come out of the state of Michigan and obtain national prominence.
Sep 6, 2019 · By 1976, Sessions had returned to his supermodified roots, running with the TRI-Sac series. TRI-Sac competed throughout Michigan and neighboring states. Drivers had to race both supermodifieds and winged sprint cars to score points. It fit Sessions perfectly and he won the series championship in 1976.
Sam Sessions was a champion open wheel driver and fan favorite. Have a good day...see you at the races. Rich - Arnold, Missouri. NOTE: Bucky Bucholtz was an alias name for another open wheel champion Ronnie Lux.
Aug 5, 2021 · Terre Haute, Ind. (August 5, 1973) - Sam Sessions won an oft-stopped sprint car race at the 37th annual Vigo County Fair yesterday afternoon, taking the United States Auto Club 40-lap feature and winning the Action Track title at the same time.
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Sam Sessions is race driver from United States. Born 10th September 1935, dead 17th December 1977 at age 42. Participant of USAC. Participant of Indy 500. During the performances, he earned 4340 points. First race: 1965 Atlanta Indycars. Last race: 1975 Indianapolis 500. Top 5 main opponents on the track: Bud Tingelstad. Roger McCluskey.
