Jim Ingram is a former NASCAR driver from Cheraw, SC. He competed in the Mason-Dixon 500, Race Number 12 of the Winston Cup Grand National Series in 1980. (This was the Sunday race; the Series names have changed since then.) Ingram raced for his own team at Dover; his daughter, Lynn Ingram, was his crew chief, and his only other crew member was the late Willie Cassidy of Cheraw, SC. Starting 33rd in the thirty-four car field, Ingram completed all but sixty-three laps. That left Ingram in the 15th position, a respectable debut. Earlier in the 1980 season, he had attempted to qualify at Rockingham and Darlington; he again went to Rockingham for the fall race, running fast enough in practice to have qualified, but during a practice lap, his front tire blew, putting the car into the first sect
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