In 1999, at the storied Bowman Gray Stadium in Winston Salem, a 23-year-old became the youngest driver to ever take the track’s championship. Burt Myers had broken the record that was set 55 years prior by his great uncle, Bobby Myers. Burt, who is known to the legion of fans that have voted him the most popular driver four times, was raised not only to love the oval but also to triumph on it. Burt currently competes in the NASCAR Southern Modified Auto Racing Tour and stars in the new series MADHOUSE on History.

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