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A Guide to the Watkins Glen Grand Prix Drivers Walk of Fame Established in 1993 to Honor Racers Who Have Competed at the Glen S A GUIDE TO THE WATKINS GLEN GRAND PRIX DRIVERS WALK OF FAME ESTABLISHED IN 1993 TO HONOR RACERS WHO HAVE COMPETED AT THE GLEN SINCE 1948. BEGIN YOUR TOUR AT SMALLEY’S GARAGE ON THE EAST SIDE OF FRANKLIN STREE AND FOLLOW THE MARKERS NORTH TO FIRST STREET. CROSS TO THE WEST SIDE AND FOLLOW THE MARKERS FROM SECOND STREET TO THE WATKINS GLEN STATE PARK. THERE IS ALSO A GROUP OF MARKERS IN FRONT OF THE INTERNATIONAL MOTOR RACING RESEARCH CENTER AT 610 S. DECATUR STREET. THE WATKINS GLEN GRAND PRIX DRIVERS WALK OF FAME, THE EAST SIDE OF FRANKLIN STREET SMALLEY’S GARAGE 1. PHIL KELLY (2007) 2. LESTER SMALLEY (2001) 3. GEORGE HARRIS (2006) 4. FRANK DESARNO (2003) 5. NORM EVENDON (2007) 6. MIKE AND NIEL WIERNICKI (2007) 7. ED LIGHT (2009) 8. J.D. McDUFFIE (2018) 9. GASTON ANDREY (2018) 10. DONNA MAE MIMMS (2018) 11. TOM SMALLEY (2019) SENECA LODGE SIGN, GLEN CREEK BRIDGE 1. BOB TULLIUS (1999) 2. RICHARD MOONEY (2008) 3. JANET GUTHRIE (2008) 4. DAVY JONES (2016) 5. BORIS SAID (2018) 6. STEVE PARK (2018) WATKINS GLEN STATE PARK, EAST SIDE OF FRANKLIN STREET 1. ALAN KULWICKI (2001) 2. GILES VILLENEUVE (1999) 3. RON LEVANDUSKY (2014) 4. BOB BUCHER (1996) START/FINISH LINE SCHUYLER COUNTY COURT HOUSE, EAST SIDE The area in front of the Court House both sides of the street is reserved for those racers who competed on the Streets of the Glen. 1. CAMERON ARGETSINGER (1993) 2. HAIG KSAYSIAN (2002) 3. SAMULEL CARNES COLLIER (1996) 4. MILES COLLIER (1994) 5. PHILIP STILES (2018) 6. DENVER CORNETT (1994) 7. BILL GALLAGHER (2018) 8. DEAN BEDFORD (2018) 9. COL. GEORGE FELTON (2018) 10. CHARLES ADDAMS (2018) 11. MIKE VAUGHN (2018) 12. GEORGE BOARDMAN (2018) 13. ROBERT GEGEN (2018) 14. GEORGE S. EHNDRIE (2018) 15. I. J. BRUNDAGE (2018) 16. DUD C. WILSON (2018) 17. KENNETH HILL (2018) 18. ERWIN GOLDSCHMIDT (2000) 19. ROWLAND KEITH (2001) ELMIRA SAVINGS BANK 1. GUS ERHMAN (2004) 2. ED HUGUS (2004) 3. VICTOR FRANZESE (2005) 4. WALTER HANSGEN (1997) 5. MICHAEL ARGETSINGER (2009) SPECCHIO PARK 1. BRIGGS CUNNINGHAM (1995) 2. BOB HOLBERT (2005) 3. JOHN FITCH (2000) 4. INNES IRELAND (2007) 5. JIMMY CLARK (1999) 6. DAN GURNEY (1999) 7. PHIL HILL (1996) 8. D NIKI LAUDA (2001) 9. JAMES HUNT (2001) 10. FRANCOIS CEVERT (1996) 11. JACKIE STEWART (1997) 12. LUCIEN BIANCHI 13. JOCHEN RINDT (20-03) JACKIE ICKX (2013) 14. ALAN JONES (2009) 15. CARLOS REUTEMAN (2008) 16. ROBERT RAHAL (2004) 17. TOMMY KENDALL (2003) 18. ELLIETT FORBES ROBINSON (2008) 19. VIC ELFORD (2005) 20. PARNELLI JONES (2009) 21. LYN ST. JAMES (2009) 22. HAL KECK (2007) 23. OSCAR KOVELESKI (2007) 24. BOB SHARP (2005) 25. BOB AKIN (2006) 26. JOHN WATSON (2007) 27. DEREK BELL (2006) 28. DR. M. R.J. WYLLIE (2014) 29. BOB BONDURANT (2014) 30. ROGER PENSKE (2018) 31. ZORA ARKUS DUNTOV (2018) 32. PETER GIDDINGS (2018) 33. JIM HALL (2018) 34. DAVY ALLISON (1999) UNITED STATES POST OFFICE 1. JOHN CORDTS (2016) 2. DAVID SAVILLE-PECK (2016) 3. WARREN AGOR (2015) 4. DAVID WILD (2015) 5. FRED ALLEN (2015) 6. RICHIE EVENS (2015) 7. SHERM DECKER (1996) 8. DAVID ASH (2013) 9. BEULAH BAILEY (2013) 10. PHIL HENDERSON (2012) 11. JOHN BAGEE (2014) 12. CHARLES KRUEGER (2010) 13. GARY MORGAN (2006) 14. GEORGE MORRIS (2014) 15. BISHOP HINES, JR. (2016) 16. TEX HOKINS (2018) 17. DR. BILL COYKENDALL (2018) 18. JAMES F. NOLAN (2016) 19. DAVID McDONALD (2018) MAGUIRE MOTOR COMPANY 1. JACK BREWER (2014) 2. TOMMY HOAN (2017) 3. LEE PETTY (1997) 4. RICHARD COSGROVE (2002) 5. BILL SADLER (2004) BEN AND JERRY’S 1. GEORGE FREY (2018) FAMOUS BRANDS 1. DENIS HULME (2005) 2. BRUCE McLAREN (2005) 3. CHRIS AMON (2005) 4. PETER REVSON (2008) 5. PETER ARGETSINGER (2012) 6. DALE EARNHARDT (2008) 7. GEOFF BODINE (2019) 8. TOM BROWN (2019) 9. JIM BROWN (2019) JERLANDO’S 1. RANDY COOK (2019) VILLAGER MOTEL 1. MARK DONAHUE (1999) CHEMUNG CANAL TRUST CO. 1. SCOTT WELLIVER (2016) CORNER OF THIRD AND FRANKLIN STS. 1. EMERSON FITTIPALDI (2000) CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TOURIST CENTER 1. BOBBY BROWN (2013) 2. JOHN SURTEES (2013) EL RANCHO RESTAURANT 1. RUSTY WALLACE THE GRAFT RESTAURANT 1. BOB SNODGRASS (2018) 2. HURLEY HAYWOOD (2018 GLEN MOUNTAIN MARKET 1. RICHARD PETTY (1994) 2. BRIAN REDMAN (1995) THE GLEN THEATRE 1. P. L. NEWMAN (2008) 2. DAVE GARROWAY (2008) 3. JACK BRABHAM (2000) THE HOUSE OF HONG 1. DENISE McCLUGGAGE (1999) HOARE MEMORIALS 1. JO BONNIER (2002) 2. LOTHAR MOTSCHENBACHER (2019) WATKINS GLEN WINES AND SPIRITS 1. SHERWOOD JOHNSTON (1999) THE WATKINS GLEN GRAND PRIX DRIVERS WALK OF FAME, THE WEST SIDE OF FRANKLIN ST. FORMER CHEVROLET GARAGE, BIRTHPLACE OF THE CHEVROLET CORVETTE 1. JIM FORNO (2019) CAR QUEST 1. AL HOLBERT (1997) ARC ART GALLERY 1. GRAHAM HILL CROOKED ROOSTER 1. STIRLING MOSS WILD FLOWER CAFE 1. AUGIE PABST MILLIKEN’S CORNER 1. WILLIAM “BILL” MILLIKEN (1994) COMMUNITY BANK 1. LOU GIGLIOTTI (2018) THE BLEACHERS RESTAURANT 1. GEORGE WEAVER (1995) MARIA’S RESTAURANT 1. TONY VICHIO (2019) PUDGIES PIZZA AND SUBS 1. RONNIE PETERSON (2003) 2. J. ROBERT HENDERSON (2007) 3. DICK POWERS (2019) 4. FRAN McALLISTER (2019) SENECA PHYSICAL THERAPY 1. DANICA PATRICK (2019) START-FINISH LINE SCHUYLER COUNTY COURT HOUSE, WEST SIDE OF FRANKLIN ST. 1. OTTO LINTON (2002) 2. GEORGE CASWELL (2003) 3. DR. RICHARD THOMPSON (2003) 4. WILLIAM SPEAR (1997) 5. PHIL WALTERS (1996) 6. FRANK GRISWOLD (1998) WINNER OF THE 1948 WATKINS GLEN GRAND PRIX WATKINS GLEN STATE PARK, WEST SIDE MARIO ANDRETTI (1996) THE INTERNATIONAL MOTOR RACING RESEARCH CENTER 610 S. DECATUR ST. 1. SAM POSEY (2007) 2. GEORGE CONSTANTINE (2008) 3. PEDRO RODRIQUEZ (2009) 4. GEORGE FOLLMER (2009) 5. A. J. FOYT JR. (2010) 6. JON McKNIGHT (2011) 7. MASTEN GDREGORY (2012) 8. TONY ADAMOWICZ (2015) 9. ROBERTO GUERRERO (2016) 10. BROCK YATES (2017) 11. 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