Larry CROCKETT

Larry Crockett was an American race car driver who competed briefly in top-level motorsport during the mid-1950s. His professional career is recorded as starting in 1954, with participation in a single race representing the Kurtis Kraft team. Despite this limited engagement, Crockett completed his only race without retiring, maintaining a 0.0% DNF rate.

Throughout his career, Crockett did not secure any wins, podium finishes, pole positions, or championship points. His win and podium rates both stand at 0.0%, reflecting the brevity and limited impact of his racing tenure. Notably, he achieved an average gain of 16 positions per race, an unusual metric given the single race entry, suggesting a significant advancement from his starting position during that event.

Crockett’s career span is listed as 72 years, a figure likely representing the duration from his career start to the present or retirement date rather than active competition. No wet weather successes were recorded. Overall, his statistical record indicates minimal competitive success but highlights a rare instance of positional improvement in his sole race appearance.