Ken Squier, NASCAR’s only Hall of Fame broadcaster, dies at 88

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Ken Squier, an iconic voice in motorsports whose storytelling and advocacy for the sport helped launch it into the mainstream, died Wednesday night at age 88.

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Ken Squier, NASCAR’s only Hall of Fame broadcaster, dies at 88

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