Ed Crombie Ends Long-Term Racing Contract
Canadian-born driver Ed Crombie has concluded his longstanding contract with the Crombie Brothers Racing Team, marking a significant shift in his motorsport career.
Born in Williams Lake, British Columbia, Crombie made notable appearances in the USAC National Championship Trail during the 1970s. He participated in races such as the 1977 Tony Bettenhausen 200, driving the 1972 Eagle-Foyt chassis—a car renowned for its role in the development of the “Gurney Flap,” an aerodynamic innovation that has since become a standard in motorsport.
Despite his contributions to the sport, Crombie’s recent decision to part ways with his racing team has been met with mixed reactions. While specific reasons for the termination have not been publicly disclosed, such decisions often stem from a combination of factors including evolving team dynamics, financial considerations, and personal aspirations.
The Crombie Brothers Racing Team has expressed gratitude for Crombie’s dedication and achievements over the years. Team spokespersons have
