A prominent motor racing driver died in a fatal accident yesterday. The victim was identified as James Fox #29. According to sources, James Fox, a native of DeFuniak Springs, Florida, died from injuries incurred in the racing accident.
The collision happened yesterday night in Milton, Florida. He was supposedly competing in the IMCA Modifieds at Southern Raceway when he crashed due to a medical problem. James Fox was taken to an area hospital and pronounced dead.
James Fox was born in Kansas City, Missouri, and raised in DeFuniak Springs, Florida. He graduated from Navarre High School. James, an experienced IMCA Modified racer, recently took part in his fourth race of the 2024 season.
He was honored to be sponsored by Paul Patrick Electric, Integrity Air Conditioning and Heating, and Navarre Flooring. Fox displayed his ability on the track, finishing sixth, a season best, despite the fierce competition. His constant dedication to the sport demonstrates his passion for racing, as he consistently outperforms his driving ability.
Fox’s racing career is a family affair, as his son, Dakota Fox, has also excelled in the IMCA Modified division at Southern. Dakota has consistently given outstanding performances in the 2024 season, with two top-5 finishes and eight top-10s. Dakota follows in his father’s footsteps and contributes to the Fox family’s heritage in the racing scene, making the father-son team a regular sight on the track.
James Fox’s most recent race was sponsored by local businesses, highlighting the value of strong community relationships and local business backing for drivers in the IMCA Modified series. As James and Dakota Fox pursue their racing goals, their support demonstrates the community’s belief in their abilities and potential.
