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William Bernard Cheesbourg (June 12, 1927 Tucson,
Arizona –
November 6, 1995 Tucson, Arizona) was an
American racecar driver who parti****ted in six Indianapolis...
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skirted by the scene. Bill
Cheesbourg was
running behind Amick, and spun his car to the
infield gr**** to
avoid the crash.
Cheesbourg slid
about 700 feet, but...
- 1970–1975 0 14 11 0 0 0 0 0
Pedro Chaves Portugal 1991 0 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bill
Cheesbourg United
States 1957–1959 0 4 3 0 0 0 0 0
Eddie Cheever United States...
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Indianapolis 500
Rookie of the Year
after finishing nineteenth over Bill
Cheesbourg,
Elmer George, Mike Magill, and
Eddie Sachs. Edmunds' Indy
career ended...
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fastest driver of the day,
driving one of the 500 hp Novi Specials. Bill
Cheesbourg needed two cars to make the field. His
first attempt was too slow. But...
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Teresa de
Filippis DNQ 10 Ret Ret 0 — Troy
Ruttman DNQ 10 DNS 0 — Bill
Cheesbourg 10 0 —
Carel Godin de
Beaufort 11 Ret1 0 — Al
Keller 11 0 —
Johnnie Parsons...
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Brabham 28 Jim
McElreath 4 Bob
Harkey R 10 77 Bob
Mathouser R 95
Chuck Stevenson 3 Art
Malone 11 26 Norm Hall 68 Bob
Wente R 62 Bill
Cheesbourg...
- R 61
Eddie Johnson 68 Len
Sutton R 10 57 Art
Bisch R 89
Chuck Weyant 19
Johnnie Tolan 11 77 Mike
Magill 59
Dempsey Wilson R 54 Bill
Cheesbourg...
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Foster Campbell R (#62) –
Entry declined, not
enough experience Bill
Cheesbourg (#45) Bob
Cleberg R (#61) Leon Clum R (#95) –
Entry declined, not...
- fifteenth. The cars
returned in 1958,
driven by
Russo and
driver Bill
Cheesbourg.
During practice, Juan
Manuel Fangio, a
Grand Prix
world champion driver...
