Former NASCAR broadcaster Bill Weber passed away on December 13, 2024, at the age of 67. The announcement came from the ...

Bill Weber, the legendary NASCAR broadcaster who was a fan favorite during his time in the pit and the booth, died Dec. 13 at age 67. He retired in 2009.

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Former NASCAR broadcaster and pit reporter Bill Weber has died, the National Motorsports Press Association announced Monday.

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Bill Weber was a longtime NASCAR media personality who rose the ranks to become the lap by lap caller at NBC during the ...

In 1990, Weber left Miller and took a job with Sunbelt Video, a Charlotte-based production company. This group was best known ...

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Hailie Deegan has left NASCAR behind for open-wheel racing this season and it could be for good. She’s been one of NASCAR’s ...

The first Cook Out Clash was held on February 11, 1979, at Daytona International Speedway, and the event was won by NASCAR ...

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