15 Facts About Greg Ray

Gregory Ray was born on August 3,1966 and is an American former race car driver.

Greg Ray made his mark on the series a year later during qualifying for the 1998 Indianapolis 500.

Things continued to go downhill from there, as Greg Ray bounced around three separate cars in 2002 before starting his own team in 2003, Access Motorsports, the lone team utilizing a Panoz chassis with Honda engines.

Greg Ray gained sponsorship from TrimSpa but failed to light up the scoreboard and in 2004, he ran a few races before giving his seat to former Infiniti Pro Series champion Mark Taylor.

Greg Ray would go on to win the Midas 500 Classic at Atlanta Motor Speedway.

Greg Ray continued to be an excellent qualifier with four poles in the series' first ten races but had trouble finishing races with a win at the zMax Atlanta 500 Classic at Atlanta Motor Speedway.

Foyt Racing Dallara-Nissan Infiniti where Greg Ray would start 13th and finish 8th in his only other top 10 of the year besides his Atlanta win.

Greg Ray made his 2002 debut at the Indianapolis 500 starting 31st and crashing after 28 laps and finishing in 33rd, last, place again.

In 2004 Greg Ray looked to be in good shape after a respectable 2003 season.

Greg Ray started off his career by driving in various divisions of the SCCA by first attending SCCA driving schools in September 1991.

In that season Greg Ray had 7 podium finishes and set a track record lap for a Formula Ford 2000 car at Sears Point Raceway and would take the series championship.

In 1993 Greg Ray moved up to the Formula Atlantic series and would take the championship in series in dominating fashion.

Greg Ray would have seven other podium finishes, six pole positions, and eight fastest laps with the championship.

Greg Ray had a best finish of 7th at the race at Talladega Superspeedway and would start 2nd at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway race.

Greg Ray has appeared as a playable driver in the racing games; Indy Racing 2000 and IndyCar Series 2005.