Foyt

[foit]

noun

1. A(nthony) J(oseph, Jr.), born 1935, U.S. racing-car driver.

Example Sentences

Nearly a decade later, conversations Jaglom had with his second wife, actor Victoria Foyt, about parenthood were distilled into 1994’s “Babyfever,” which the couple wrote, directed and Foyt starred in.

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In addition to Sabrina, Jaglom is survived by a son, Simon Jaglom, and ex-wives Townsend and Foyt, Sabrina and Simon’s mother.

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Foyt in 1964, Palou is not satisfied and wants a “life-changing” win.

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Foyt on IndyCar’s all-time wins list by picking up his 57th career victory Sunday in the Grand Prix of Long Beach.

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Against these stood the traditional Indy roadsters, long-snouted brutes in which drivers sat bolt-upright behind the engines, most of them the growling four-cylinder Offenhausers that had ruled the speedway since the end of World War II. They made the rear-engine cars look almost dainty and were driven by the traditional Indy regulars — Foyt, Jones, Jim Hurtubise, Rodger Ward and others.

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