Ted Hogan

Inducted 1995 – Competitor – Stock Car Racing

Ted Hogan was Canada’s best known stock car racer in the rough-and-tumble days of the sport. Known as “Terrible Ted” or “Mighty Mite”, Hogan chalked up a record 37 feature wins and a number of track titles at the CNE between 1954 and his death in plane crash in 1960. Although there was racing at the CNE for five more years, no one ever matched Hogan’s mark.

SINCE 1993

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