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NASCAR trailblazer Humpy Wheeler dies

NASCAR Legends Pay Tribute to Humpy Wheeler After His Passing

Several NASCAR personalities have paid tribute to Humpy Wheeler, who passed away on August 20 at the age of 86. Wheeler made significant contributions to the sport and played a major role in upgrading Charlotte Motor Speedway during his time as the circuit's president and general manager.

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NASCAR trailblazer Humpy Wheeler dies at 86 after career of innovation

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Humpy Wheeler, NASCAR Hall of Famer and longtime president of Charlotte Motor Speedway, dies at 86

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NASCAR will never have another showman like Humpy Wheeler, who has died at 86

H.A. “Humpy” Wheeler Jr. was a one-of-a-kind showman, a NASCAR savant whose outlandish stunts sprang from one of the sport’s keenest minds.

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Richard Petty 'Deeply Saddened' By Death Of Legendary NASCAR Figure

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Synonymous sport of the state loses a legend; Humpy Wheeler was 86

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Fans Of 'Cars' Pay Tribute After Voice Of Iconic Character Dies

In the wake of Wheeler's passing, fans of "Cars" are paying tribute on social media to the former voice actor.

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Humpy Wheeler, the ‘P.T. Barnum of motorsports,’ dies at 86

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Humpy Wheeler, a NASCAR visionary who cemented Charlotte as a racing hub, dies at 86

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Memorial plans set for Legendary motorsports figurehead ‘Humpy’ Wheeler

Humpy Wheeler, known for his long tenure as the president and general manager of Charlotte Motor Speedway, will be honored with a series of memorial events.

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Dale Earnhardt Jr., NASCAR Honor Humpy Wheeler’s Legacy

H.A. “Humpy” Wheeler, visionary NASCAR promoter and longtime Charlotte Motor Speedway executive, dies at 86. Tributes honor his innovation and lasting legacy.

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Beloved NASCAR legend dead at 86: ‘One of the sharpest minds this sport has ever seen’

NASCAR.com credited Wheeler with ushering in “NASCAR’s presence onto the national stage in the 1970s with imaginative, often over-the-top pre-race shows. One headline called him the “P.T. Barnum” of NASCAR.