The Start of Wendell Scott's Racing Career
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Frank shares the origins of Wendell Scott's racing career, tracing it back to a local track in Danville, the Danville Speedway. He explains that promoters, seeking to attract more African American drivers, sought out individuals known for speed. This led them to Wendell, who was then known for moonshining. Initially thinking he would be given a car, Wendell learned he had to supply his own. He borrowed a car from his preacher brother-in-law, modified it, and thus began his journey in racing, blending his bootlegging skills with professional motorsports.
Goal: Explain how Wendell Scott transitioned from moonshining to professional racing.
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