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Curt Piercy

1962 – 2004

American racing driver

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About Curt Piercy

Lived 1962 – 2004 (aged 41–42). Curt Piercy was an American aircraft pilot and racing driver.

Curtis B. Piercy (born July 1, 1962 – March 21, 2004) was an American professional stock car racing driver. He competed in the ARCA Re/Max Series from 1992 to 2000.

Racing career Piercy began his racing career driving demolition derby cars.

In 1992, Piercy made his debut in the ARCA Hooters SuperCar Series at the DuQuoin State Fairgrounds dirt-track, driving the No. 88 Chevrolet for Ron Turpin, where he started and finished in 37th after running only nine laps due to engine issues. He then made another start at DuQuoin the following year, this time driving the No. 78 Oldsmobile, where he finished 36th due to a crash three laps in the race. It was also during this year that he tested a NASCAR Winston Cup Series car at Daytona International Speedway. Afterwards, Piercy made a start in the NASCAR Busch All-Star Tour at Mason Speedway, where he finished nineteenth. He then attempted one ARCA race in 1995 at Salem Speedway, but ultimately failed to qualify.

In 1996, Piercy ran fifteen ARCA races, primarily driving for Ron Turpin, where he achieved a best finish of sixth at Salem and finished tenth in the final points standings. He then made seventeen starts for Turpin the following year, this time getting a best finish of twelfth at the Illinois State Fairgrounds dirt-track, and finished eleventh in the points.

In 1998, Piercy ran the full schedule for Turpin, where he achieved two top-ten finishes, both at Springfield and DuQuoin, with a best result of eighth at the former event, on his way to finish seventh in the final points standings. The remains of the plane were found two days later in a wooded area of Little Black Mountain in Harlan County, Kentucky, where the bodies of Piercy and the other passengers were found dead in the plane. 1993 N/A 78 Olds DAY FIF TWS TAL KIL CMS FRS TOL POC MCH FRS POC KIL ISF

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1962
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Died
2004
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Who was Curt Piercy?

American racing driver (1962 – 2004)

When was Curt Piercy born?

Curt Piercy was born in 1962.

When did Curt Piercy die?

Curt Piercy died in 2004.

What was Curt Piercy's occupation?

Curt Piercy was an aircraft pilot and racing driver.

What nationality was Curt Piercy?

Curt Piercy was American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Curt Piercy

· Wikidata: Q125544587

· DBpedia: Curt Piercy

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