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Donald Thomas Becomes Youngest Winner In NASCAR - Nov. 16, 1952
Nov. 16, 1952
Donald Thomas, the younger brother of NASCAR Hall of Fame driver Herb, won the pole at Lakewood Speedway, Georgia, USA and went on to win the race. Donald at 20-years-old was the youngest driver to ever win a race in Cup Series history, until Kyle Busch broke the record in 2005 at the age of 19.
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