Gary Myers cause of death, family in focus as Bowman Gray racing legend dies at 76
Gary Myers, a legendary stock car driver and recognized figure at Bowman Gray Stadium, has passed away at 76.
Legendary NASCAR driver Gary Myers passed away on Thursday at the age of 76, leaving the racing community in mourning. The specific cause of death has not been disclosed, but reports indicate that he died after a decline in health. His son, Burt Myers, expressed his grief on Facebook, stating, "Last night I lost my hero. He fought so hard but was so tired."
Burt added that his father is now in Heaven and can enjoy the things he desired for the past few years. Burt, who also found success in racing, drove a total of 108 combined victories at Bowman Gray Stadium, establishing a tie for the most all-time combined wins there. The racing community mourns the loss of Myers, who made his mark in the NASCAR Winston Cup Series, NASCAR Grand National East Series, and NASCAR Featherlite Modified Tour.
He was a beloved figure at Bowman Gray Stadium, known for his 38 wins in Modified competition. The stadium's management expressed their condolences, recognizing Myers as a family name closely tied to Modified racing at The Madhouse.
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