Ken Squier, a longtime NASCAR announcer and broadcaster, has died. He was 88. Squier died Wednesday night in Waterbury, Vermont, according to the management of the local WDEV radio, which he owned.

He was at the microphone for the sport’s game-changing, wire-to-wire CBS broadcast of the 1979 Daytona 500, highlighted by a brawl on the track. By Mike Barnes Senior Editor Ken Squier, the famed ...

The Great American Racing Broadcaster has crossed the checkers. Ken Squier, the Vin Scully, Pat Summeral or Al Michaels to a couple generations of NASCAR fans, died Wednesday night in his native ...

Introduced in 1949, the Oldsmobile 88 remained in continuous production until 1999. It's the company's second longest-running nameplate and ranks ninth among America's longest-running cars and trucks.

Xfinity's deal with NASCAR was already set to expire next season, leaving the circuit's second-tier competition without a future name sponsor. This changed on Saturday: SBJ reported that O'Reilly's ...

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WJZY) – The motorsports world is mourning the loss of longtime NASCAR broadcaster Ken Squier after a close friend announced his death Thursday morning. “Ken earned his wings last ...

Ken Squier, a longtime NASCAR announcer and broadcaster, has died. He was 88. Squier died Wednesday night in Waterbury, Vermont, according to the management of the local WDEV radio, which he owned.

Legendary NASCAR broadcaster Ken Squier died Wednesday night at the age of 88, NASCAR confirmed Thursday. One of NASCAR’s original broadcast voices, Squier called races beginning in 1970 on MRN and ...

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