Boyd Adams
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Born: | Unknown | |
Birthplace: | Unknown | |
Achievements: | — | |
Awards: | — | |
NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Statistics | ||
1 races run over 1 years. | ||
First Race: | 1965 Nashville 400 (Nashville Speedway) | |
Last Race: | 1965 Nashville 400 (Nashville Speedway) | |
Wins | Top Tens | Poles |
0 | 0 | 0 |
Boyd Adams is a former NASCAR driver who drove only one race in his entire career. He started his first and only race at the Nashville Speedway in Nashville, Tennessee during the 1965 Nashville 400.
He started the race last in a '63 Ford Motor Company, driving for Reid Shaw. In the 400 lap race, he completed only 15 laps, retiring due to a problem with the car's gas tank, and earned only $100. He finished 23rd, of the 24 starters.
The race was later won by Richard Petty.