37 rows · Wendell Oliver Scott (Aug – Decem) was an American stock car Awards: International Motorsports Hall of . · Wendell Scott was the first African-American NASCAR driver to race at the Cup level on a long-term basis, but historical sources which dig a little deeper typically list Charlie Scott (no relation to Wendell), as the first African-American driver ever to compete in a Cup race. · Yes, Bill Lester. There are also some coming through development currently. The first African American driver was Wendell Scott in the 's. Richard Pryor made a .
The History of African-Americans in NASCAR Wendell Scott. Wendell Scott became the first African-American to start a NASCAR race when he took the green flag on Willy T. Ribbs. There were no African-Americans in NASCAR from until Willy T. Ribbs started three races in Bill Lester. Bill. Wendell Scott was the first black driver in NASCAR and the first to win a race at its highest level. Born: Aug. 29, Died: Dec. 23, His story: Scott wa. Jesse Iwuji and Bubba Wallace Jr. are the only two African American NASCAR drivers who compete at the national level. Iwuji competes in the NASCAR Xfinity Series, which is one level below the NASCAR Cup Series — where Wallace Jr. competes. NASCAR took criticism last year from fans for banning the Confederate flag.
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