Chet Miller, F1 driver

personalia

nationality:	American
date of birth:	19 July 1902
date of death:	5 May 1953 (50)

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statistics

wins:	0 (0%)
podiums:	0 (0%)
pole positions:	0 (0%)
championships:	0 (0%)
best result:	0
best grid position:	27th (1952 Indianapolis 500)
seasons:	2
events:	2
starts:	2
points:	0 (0 points per race avg)
retirements:	2 (100%)

first event:	1951 Indianapolis 500
last event:	1952 Indianapolis 500

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about Chet Miller

Chester Miller (July 19, 1902 Detroit, Michigan – May 15, 1953 Indianapolis, Indiana) was an American racecar driver. He was killed in a crash in the south turn of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway during practice for the 1953 Indianapolis 500. During his long Indy career, Miller earned the nickname "Dean of the Speedway."

He died at age 50 while driving a Novi-engined Special. He is interred at Crown Hill Cemetery in Indianapolis.

source: Wikipedia

seasons

1951, 1952,

finishing positions

grid positions

wins Chet Miller

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all wins all podiums all fastest laps

pole positions Chet Miller

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all poles

teams & teammates Chet Miller

season	teammate
1951	Lee Wallard Mike Nazaruk Jack McGrath Carl Forberg Duke Nalon Gene Force Sam Hanks Bill Schindler Fred Agabashian Carl Scarborough Johnnie Parsons Cecil Green Troy Ruttman Walt Brown Cliff Griffith Manny Ayulo	Kurtis Kraft	compare 1951
1952	Jim Rathmann Sam Hanks Art Cross Jimmy Bryan Jimmy Reece George Connor Cliff Griffith Johnnie Parsons Jack McGrath Joe James Bill Vukovich Chuck Stevenson Johnny McDowell Rodger Ward Duke Nalon Bob Sweikert Fred Agabashian Gene Hartley Bob Scott Andy Linden	Kurtis Kraft	compare 1952

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