Doc MacKenzie

Doc MacKenzie
Doc MacKenzie
Born	1906; Eddington, Pennsylvania, United States
Died	23 August 1936 (aged 29–30); Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States
Cause of death	Racing accident
Nationality	American

George "Doc" MacKenzie (1906 in Eddington, Pennsylvania – 23 August 1936 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin) was an American racecar driver. After being involved in and surviving a five-car crash during the 1936 Indianapolis 500, he was killed in a sprint car crash in the same year.^[1]

Career award[]

He was inducted in the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame in 1994.

1935 Hankinson Circuit and AAA Eastern Champ. First ever to hold both titles.

Indy 500 results[]

Year	Car	Start	Qual	Rank	Finish	Laps	Retired
1932	42	39	108.154	37	28	65	Engine
1933	51	39	108.073	40	18	192	Rear axle
1934	73	26	111.933	21	29	15	Crash NC
1935	8	15	114.294	20	9	200	Running
1936	10	4	116.961	5	3	200	Running
Totals						672

Starts	5
Poles	0
Front Row	0
Wins	0
Top 5	1
Top 10	2
Retired	3

References[]

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Doc MacKenzie
Born	1906 (1906) Eddington, Pennsylvania, United States
Died	23 August 1936(1936-08-23) (aged 29–30) Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States
Cause of death	Racing accident
Nationality	American