Vanderbilt Cup Races

Stoddard-Dayton #24 (1910)

Make: Stoddard-Dayton
Year: 1910
Mechanician: L.B. Nottingham
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Finish Place: 22
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#24 Stoddard-Dayton (USA) driven by Tobin DeHymel. Finished 22nd. Broke steering knuckle during lap 12.

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