Jocko maggiacomo biography templates

          Jim began in FJ with a one-off called the “Jocko”....

          Everyone involved in the disaster recovered, and the rescuer, a guy named Jocko Maggiacomo who also had burns, was later given a heroism award.

        1. According to Maggiacomo's autobiography, he chose to end his career too out of post-trauma stress disorder and guilt of hitting Allison.
        2. Jim began in FJ with a one-off called the “Jocko”.
        3. DYK: Lime Rock Park's first IMSA race held in launched Chauncey “Jocko” Maggiacomo Jr.'s motorsports career!
        4. Jocko is most well known for t-boning Bobby Allison at Pocono in , in this car, ending both of their careers.

          5. Car number 63 has started 146 races and has  0 wins, 1 pole, 2 top 5s, 15 top 10s, and 87 DNFs in the NASCAR Cup Series.

          Jocko Maggiacomo Jr. started car #63 in 22 of his 23 career starts.

          Jocko, a driver from Poughkeepsie, New York, began his career as a sports car racer, and won the 1976 SCCA Trans Am Category 1 Championship. Starting in 1977, Jocko started racing in select Winston  Cup Series events- mostly in the northeast.

          Jocko was Unable to avoid a spinning Bobby Allison in the 1988 Miller High Life 500 at Pocono. The t-bone crash with Maggiacomo ended Allison’s driving career.

          According to Maggiacomo’s autobiography, he chose to end his career too out of post-trauma stress disorder and guilt of t-boning Allison.

          A random name I can think of is David Stremme.

          Watkins Glen 1988 would be Jocko’s final career start.

          R.L. Combs started #63 in a handful of events each year from 1957-1959. 20 of his 21 career starts came in #63.

          From 1966-1967 Larry Manning competed