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John Holman Hall of Fame nominee bio

Nominee for NASCAR Hall of Fame Class of 2019 John Holman was considered the mastermind salesman and business manager of the famed Holman-Moody ownership duo. His foresight for the business aspect of NASCAR paired with competition-minded Ralph Moody’s mechanical and racing insights formed the foundation of a formidable – and legendary – race team.
Born: Nov. 9 1918 Died: 1975 Hometown: Nashville, Tennessee Championships Premier: 1968-69 Premier Series Owner Stats Competed: 1957-1973 Starts: 525 Wins: 96 Poles: 83 Years on Ballot: 1
Holman-Moody won back-to-back championships from 1968-69 with the “Silver Fox,” David Pearson. In those two seasons, Pearson combined for an incredible 27 victories. The duo also powered Mario Andretti to victory in the 1967 Daytona 500. RELATED: John Holman's owner stats | Members of the Hall of Fame Some of the sport’s most legendary figures piloted cars owned by Holman-Moody Racing, including NASCAR Hall of Famers Joe Weatherly, Fred Lorenzen, Fireball Roberts, Bobby Allison and Pearson. Overall, the Homan-Moody partnership earned 96 wins and 83 poles in 525 premier starts.