Todd Hazelwood
Australian race car driver, Supercars Champion
An Australian race car driver gained prominence in touring car racing. Competed in the Supercars Championship, showcasing talent and skill on various circuits. Achieved recognition for performances with notable teams, demonstrating consistency and competitiveness throughout several seasons. Transitioned to various teams, contributing to the sport with memorable races and strategic driving. Has participated in multiple endurance events, further establishing a reputation within the motorsport community.
Competed in the Supercars Championship
Achieved multiple top finishes in races
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Born
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September 25th, 1933 92 years ago
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September 25th, 1916 109 years ago
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American pastor and author of books
Born
September 25th, 1926 99 years ago
Died
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