Chet Miller

1902–1953 (age 51)

Race car driver

Biography

Chet Miller (1902-1953) took to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and other tracks with a steady hand and a willingness to test the limits of speed and endurance that defined American auto racing in his era.

He is remembered by fans and fellow competitors for his calm professionalism, his friendship to younger drivers, and his lasting connection to the racing community.

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