Ken Squier, legendary broadcaster who led NASCAR to national TV, dies at 88
Ken Squier, who helped bring the Daytona 500 to national TV and called NASCAR races for nearly 30 years, died Wednesday night.
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Ken Squier, who helped bring the Daytona 500 to national TV and called NASCAR races for nearly 30 years, died Wednesday night.
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