Gurney, Dan

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Gurney, (Daniel Sexton) Dan (1931– ) auto racer; born in Port Jefferson, N.Y. One of the first U.S. drivers to use rear-engine race cars, he won the Le Mans race (1967), and finished second in the Indianapolis 500 twice (1968–69).

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