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Motor Racing Network co-founder Ken Squier passed away on November 15 at age 88. Squier, who was Motor Racing Network’s first anchor, was also known for his time broadcasting NASCAR on the CBS Television Network and later with TBS. MRN says that NASCAR founder Bill France Sr. encouraged Squier to build a nationwide network of…
Ken Squier, one of the most recognizable and trusted voices of NASCAR broadcasting, died on Wednesday. He was 88. “Though he never sat behind the wheel of a stock car, Ken Squier contributed to the growth of NASCAR as much as any competitor,” NASCAR chairman and CEO Jim France said.
Ken Squier, who helped bring the Daytona 500 to national TV and called NASCAR races for nearly 30 years, died Wednesday night.
The creator of 'The Great American Race' dies at the age of 88