#EdwinDMartin

Edwin D. Martin was a prominent American privateer in the late 1950s, active across the Southern U.S. road-racing scene. Competing in SCCA and regional events, he drove and maintained a range of powerful European sports-racers, earning a reputation for consistency, mechanical sympathy and strong results at circuits such as Fort Pierce, Lawrenceville, the Virginia International Raceway, Galveston and the Bahamas Speed Weeks. A dedicated and capable independent, Martin embodied the competitive backbone of post-war American sports-car racing, helping sustain the presence and performance of European machinery well beyond factory programs.

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