16 Facts About Stuart Crow

Stuart Crow was born on August 21,1959 and is an American former racing driver.

Stuart Crow subsequently graduated to racing cars, starting with Formula Ford and Formula 2000.

Stuart Crow quickly showed his mettle, winning the Formula 2000 class at the SCCA National Run-offs at Road Atlanta in 1985.

In October 1986, Stuart Crow finished third at the CASC F2000 Grand National Canadian Run-off.

Stuart Crow became a regular contender in the 1989 Super Vee series with eight top five finishes in a season that culminated with a win at St Petersburg, the final event of a season that saw him finish third in the overall standings.

Stuart Crow began the 1990 Formula Super Vee season with back-to-back victories at Phoenix International Raceway and the Milwaukee Mile before posting a string of podium finishes at Cleveland, Road Atlanta, Mid-Ohio and Road America.

Stuart Crow scored a third win at Nazareth Speedway before the season final at StPetersburg where he drove a measured race, finished fourth and clinched the 1990 Bosch VW Super Vee Championship.

Stuart Crow earned podium finishes on the streets of Des Moines and Watkins Glen, as well as a fourth place in the series' most iconic race on the streets of Trois Rivieres in Quebec.

The highlight of the season came in Canada where Stuart Crow scored his first Formula Atlantic win at the Grand Prix of Toronto, a result that helped him secure fourth place overall in his first season of Formula Atlantic.

Stuart Crow scored a dominant win at Mid-Ohio to compliment runner-up finishes at Mosport and Vancouver, a third place at Miami and a fourth place at Long Beach en route to third place in the overall standings.

Stuart Crow converted pole into a win at Mid-Ohio but mechanical retirements while leading at Circuit Trois-Rivieres and at Nazareth ultimately cost him a chance at the championship.

Stuart Crow scored wins at Timaru and the historic Pukekohe circuit, along with four runner-up finishes at Timaru, Wigram and Manfeild.

Stuart Crow won the 1993 season opener at Phoenix but crashed heavily in round three at Road Atlanta and subsequently had to withdraw from the championship after five rounds.

In 1994 Stuart Crow drove for Florida Sports Cars in the American Continental Championship at the Dallas Grand Prix and won.

Stuart Crow won pole and finished second to the eventual championship winner Patrick Carpentier.

Years later, in 2000, Stuart Crow contested the United States Formula Three Championship with Dave McMillan Racing and won the championship scoring three wins and four additional podiums.