American NASCAR legend nicknamed 'The Silver Fox' who won 105 races across a brilliant career, the second highest win total in NASCAR history, often described as the most underrated great driver the sport has ever produced.
David Pearson is NASCAR's second most successful driver in terms of wins, with 105 Cup victories and three championships across a career that spanned from the 1960s through the 1980s. Known as 'The Silver Fox' for his cunning and calculated approach to racing, Pearson's rivalry with Richard Petty produced some of NASCAR's most famous racing moments, including their Daytona 500 crash at the finish line in 1976.
NASCAR Grand National/Cup Series champion and prolific race winner
How They Played
Strategic and calculating driver who excelled at superspeedways
Lasting Impact
One of NASCAR's greatest drivers, known as the 'Silver Fox'