NASCAR Broadcaster Bids Farewell, Ending a Legendary Career With One Final Call A NASCAR broadcaster steps away after decades of thrilling race coverage, marking the end of an unforgettable chapter in

NASCAR broadcasting has been shaped by a cadre of legendary voices whose passion and insight brought the sport to life for millions of fans. Ken Squier, often hailed as the “Voice of NASCAR,” set the standard with his poetic and evocative commentary. Barney Hall, with his calm and authoritative presence, became synonymous with NASCAR on the radio. Mike Joy, known for his encyclopedic knowledge and sharp wit, has been a mainstay in the broadcast booth.

Other notable figures include Benny Parsons, whose transition from driver to commentator brought a unique perspective, and Bob Jenkins, whose work with ESPN in the 1990s left an indelible mark on NASCAR broadcasting. Amid these broadcasting giants stands Rob Albright, who recently called his final NASCAR race, leaving fans with a memorable f