| Len Brown is a former NASCAR driver from Lambertville, NJ. He competed in five Sprint Cup Series events in his career.
Brown's debut came during the 1949 season, when he competed at his home track - Langhorne Speedway. Starting last (45th) in the field, Brown fell a number of laps down but still managed a respectable 28th place finish by day's end.
Brown then stepped it up to a three race schedule during the 1950 season, recording an 81st place finish in the final point standings. His year started off grandly, qualifying on the outside pole for the Langhorne event and winding up a solid 16th. He was even better in his next race, recording a career-best 12th place finish at Canfield before closing out the year 25th in Langhorne's other race.
Brown's final career race would then come during the 1951 season, when he competed at Morristown for the first time. Unfortunately, it didn't go too well for Brown, as he wound up finishing dead last (44th).
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