Longtime NASCAR Announcer and Broadcaster Ken Squier Passes Away at 88
The racing community is mourning the loss of Ken Squier, a renowned NASCAR announcer and broadcaster, who passed away at the age of 88. Squier’s death was confirmed by WINY Radio, where he had been a prominent figure for many years.
Squier’s contributions to the world of NASCAR cannot be overstated. His distinctive voice and insightful commentary made him a beloved figure among fans and drivers alike. He was widely recognized for his work as a play-by-play announcer for the Motor Racing Network and CBS Sports, covering some of the most memorable races in NASCAR history.
Throughout his career, Squier demonstrated an unwavering passion for the sport and was instrumental in popularizing NASCAR. He played a pivotal role in bringing the excitement of racing to millions of households across the United States.
As news of Squier’s passing spread, tributes poured in from all corners of the racing world. Fans, fellow broadcasters, and drivers expressed their sadness and shared fond memories of his unparalleled contributions to the sport.
Ken Squier’s legacy will forever be remembered, and his impact on NASCAR will continue to inspire generations to come.
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Source : @WINYRadio
FROM THE WINY RADIO NEWSROOM: Ken Squier, a longtime NASCAR announcer and broadcaster, dies at 88
(AP) Ken Squier, a longtime NASCAR announcer and broadcaster, has died. He was 88.https://t.co/9CLvXg21Wl— WINY Radio (@WINYRadio) November 16, 2023