The Watkins Glen Grand Prix Drivers Walk of Fame names drivers and cars associated with Watkins Glen racing, centered on the 1948 Watkins Glen Grand Prix and extending into later competitions. Those listed for 1948 include Cameron Argetsinger, Haig Ksayian, Samuel Carnes Collier, Phil Stiles, Denver Cornett, Bill Gallagher, Dean Bedford, Col. George Felton, Charles S. Addams, Mike Vaughn, George Boardman, Bob Gegen, George Hendrie, Joe Brundage, Dudley Wilson, Otto Linton, and George Caswell, driving cars such as the MGTC, MG-TC, MG TC, Vauxhall 30/98, Mercedes Benz S, Lagonda Rapide, Jaguar SS1, Bugatti Type 38, Alfa Romeo 6C1750, Duesenberg, Stutz Blackhawk, Merlin Special, MG J4, and B.N.C. Later honorees include Miles Collier, winner of the 1949 Watkins Glen Grand Prix in a Ford Riley; Erwin Goldschmidt, winner of the 1950 Watkins Glen Grand Prix in a Cad-Allard; Rowland D.H. Keith, winner of the 1950 Queen Catherine Cup in an MGTC; Tommy Cole, first in B Class at the 1949 Watkins Glen Grand Prix in an HRG and later associated with a 1950 Grand Prix Cad-Allard J-2; Phil Walters, winner of the 1950 Seneca Cup in a Healy Silverstone and the 1951 Watkins Glen Grand Prix; William C. Spear, winner of the 1952 Queen Catherine Cup in an OSCA; the 1953 SCCA National Champion in a Ferrari; and Dr. Richard Thompson, winner of the 1962 Glen Trophy in a Corvette, the 1963 Glen Classic in a Corvette Grand Sport, and third place in the 1968 Glen 6 Hours in a Howmet Turbine.