Foyt

[ foit ]

noun

1. A(nthony) J(oseph, Jr.), born 1935, U.S. racing-car driver.

Example Sentences

Against these stood the traditional Indy roadsters, long-snouted brutes in which drivers sat bolt-upright behind the engines, most of them the growling four-cylinder Offenhausers that had ruled the speedway since the end of World War II. They made the rear-engine cars look almost dainty and were driven by the traditional Indy regulars — Foyt, Jones, Jim Hurtubise, Rodger Ward and others.

From Los Angeles Times

Then, suddenly, a bearing in the gearbox failed, Jones dropped back and Foyt, threading his way through a multi-car accident on the final lap, scored the third of his four Indy victories.

From Los Angeles Times

Foyt’s total of 67 in the series.

From Seattle Times

Foyt, Juan Pablo Montoya and Tony Stewart by showing once again that he is capable of winning in any kind of car.

From Seattle Times

Foyt, teaming up with Foyt on race day.

From Seattle Times