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Bill Milliken’s 99th birthday, April 17, 2010 at the IMRRC
Center Honoring Bill Milliken at 99th Birthday Party.
The Racing Research Center is honoring one of its greatest friends with a birthday party – his 99th birthday party.
William F. Milliken, a founding member of road racing in Watkins Glen and a pioneer in automotive and aeronautical engineering, will be the man of the hour at the festivities on Saturday, April 17.
All are invited to the event that will begin with a reception at 1 p.m. A program featuring accolades from some of Milliken’s friends and fans will begin at 3 p.m.
It was in that first race through the streets that Milliken sealed his fame in Watkins Glen, rolling his Type 35A Bugatti in a section of the original circuit known today as “Milliken’s Corner.” He crawled out from under the wreckage, uninjured, to the cheers of the gathered crowd.
Center Honoring Bill Milliken at 99th Birthday Party.
The Racing Research Center is honoring one of its greatest friends with a birthday party – his 99th birthday party.
William F. Milliken, a founding member of road racing in Watkins Glen and a pioneer in automotive and aeronautical engineering, will be the man of the hour at the festivities on Saturday, April 17.
All are invited to the event that will begin with a reception at 1 p.m. A program featuring accolades from some of Milliken’s friends and fans will begin at 3 p.m.
It was in that first race through the streets that Milliken sealed his fame in Watkins Glen, rolling his Type 35A Bugatti in a section of the original circuit known today as “Milliken’s Corner.” He crawled out from under the wreckage, uninjured, to the cheers of the gathered crowd.