E. J. Trivette

E. J. Trivette (born June 6, 1936 in Deep Gap, North Carolina, USA) is a retired NASCAR Winston Cup Series driver.

E. J. Trivette
Born (1936-06-06) June 6, 1936
Deep Gap, North Carolina
NASCAR Cup Series career
177 races run over 13 years
Best finish11th (1969)
First race1959 untitled race (Orange Speedway)
Last race1971 Maryville 200 (Smoky Mountain Raceway)
Wins Top tens Poles
0 29 0

Career

In his thirteen-year career, Trivette has raced 177 races and has accomplished twenty-nine finishes in the top ten. He has also managed to race 31,181 laps – the equivalent to 23,731.6 miles (38,192.3 km). Trivette's average finish for his career was in 19th place while his average start for his career is 23rd place. Total earnings for this driver are $31,181 ($196,847.68 when adjusted for inflation).[1] Richmond International Raceway was Trivette's favorite course; with him finishing in 11th place on average. Most of his rocky finishes would come at Talladega Superspeedway where a 35th-place finish was routine.[2]

Gary Baird was Trivette's sponsor for most of his career. Chevrolet and Ford would be the primary manufacturers that would provide vehicles for this driver during his career. Trivette would also try his hand at owning a NASCAR ride; he would end up competing in seven different races for himself.[3]

Post-NASCAR career

His son Barry would eventually become the vice president and chassis designer for Baird & Trivette Racing (a company that E.J. Trivette would form with Gary Baird in 1982).[4] Trivette now resides in the Ft. Myers, Florida area where his race car chassis manufacturing plant is located.[4]

The business produces mainly for Late Model drivers and for GT (grand tourer) drivers.[4]

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References
  1. E.J. Trivette's NASCAR Career Information at Racing Reference
  2. Average Finishes for E.J. Trivette at NASCAR Tracks at Driver Averages
  3. Career of E.J. Trivette at Ultimate Racing History
  4. E.J. Trivette's post-NASCAR career and son at Robinson Racing


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