Floyd Moss

Floyd Moss
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Age	38 (deceased)
Nationality	American
Car #	N/A
Years Competed	{{{career}}}
Current Team	N/A
Championships	0
Pole Positions	2
Wins	1
First Race	1995 @ Quincy
First Win	2000 Rockford 200
Last Win	2000 Rockford 200
Last Race	2004 Talladega 100
FARC National Series Driver

Floyd George Moss (born April 15, 1966 in Montgomery, Alabama, died May 1, 2004) was an American race car driver most known for being one of the few people to win races in both ARLA and the TM Master Cup Series. His lone TM Master Cup Series win came in 1992 at Rockford, in a race that has since become legendary for its chaotic start and close finish between Moss and Lance Andrews. He was killed in an accident during the 2004 Talladega 100.

For eight years, he was the only driver killed in ARLA competition, until Scott Morales' fatal crash at the 2012 Orange County 200.