Frederick Gibson (racing driver)

Gibson was always among the top point leaders at the Kingston Speedway from the time he and friend Gord Botting got involved in racing as teens.^[3] Between 1962 and 1967, Gibson won five championships at three different tracks, including 1965 when he won 15 features and the second of three track championships at Kingson Speedway.^[1]

In 1966 Gibson claimed the track crown at the Watertown Speedway in New York.^[4] The following year he won the inaugural track championship at Evans Mills Speedway in New York, as well as his third Kingston title.^[5]

Gibson retired from driving and purchased the Kingston Speedway in 1971.^[6] Gibson later owned Kingston Park Raceway, a standardbred horse racing track, and was inducted to the Kingston District Sports Hall of Fame in 2005.^[1][7]

• Fred Gibson early stock car