What is A. J. Foyt?
{{BLP sources|date=September 2012}} {{Infobox racing driver | name = A. J. Foyt | image = AJ Foyt at Foyt Wine Vault - 2015 - Sarah Stierch 2.jpg | caption = Foyt in 2015 | nationality = American | birth_name = Anthony Joseph Foyt, Jr. | birth_date = {{birth date and age|1935|01|16}} | birth_place = [[Houston, Texas]], U.S. | related to = [[A. J. Foyt IV]] (grandson)<br>[[Larry Foyt]] (adopted son) | title years = 1960<br><br>1960<br>1961<br>1963<br>1964<br>1967<br>1968<br>1972<br><br>1975<br>1975–76<br>1976–77<br>1978<br>1979<br>1979 | titles = [[United States Automobile Club#USAC Sprint Car Series|USAC Sprint Car Series]] Champion<br>USAC National Champion<br>USAC National Champion<br>USAC National Champion<br>USAC National Champion<br>USAC National Champion<br>USAC Stock Car Champion<br>[[United States Automobile Club#USAC Silver Crown Series|USAC Silver Crown Series]] Champion<br>USAC National Champion<br>[[IROC III|IROC]] Champion<br>[[IROC IV|IROC]] Champion<br>USAC Stock Car Champion<br>USAC Gold Crown Champion<br>USAC Stock Car Champion | award years = | awards = {{unbulleted list | Only driver to win the [[Indianapolis 500]] (four times), the [[Daytona 500]], the [[24 Hours of Daytona]], the [[24 Hours of Le Mans]] and the [[12 Hours of Sebring]] | [[International Motorsports Hall of Fame|International Motorsports Hall of Fame Inductee]] (2000) | Named co-Driver of the Century by the [[Associated Press]] | Named one of [[NASCAR's 50 Greatest Drivers]] (1998) | Inducted in the first class in the [[National Sprint Car Hall of Fame & Museum|National Sprint Car Hall of Fame]] (U.S.) (1990) | Inducted in the first class into the [[Motorsports Hall of Fame of America]] (1989) | Inducted in the [[National Midget Auto Racing Hall of Fame]] (1988) }} | module1 = {{Infobox NASCAR driver|embed=yes | Best_Cup_Pos = 40th ([[1989 NASCAR Winston Cup Series|1989]]) | Cup_Wins = 7 | Cup_Top_Tens = 36 | Cup_Poles = 9 | First_Cup_Race = [[19