Mark Donohue

Mark Donohue was an American racecar driver and engineer whose analytical approach made him one of the most versatile competitors of his era. Driving for Roger Penske, he won championships in USRRC, Trans-Am, and Can-Am competition, the 1969 24 Hours of Daytona, and the 1972 Indianapolis 500. He also achieved a notable NASCAR victory at Riverside in 1973 and was inducted into major motorsports halls of fame in 1990.