Great loss u The world of NASCAR It was announced on Tuesday.
Longtime television presenter Bill Weber died on December 13, and the organization until recently kept his death private.
Weber was 67 years old.
“The National Association of Moto Sports Printing is sad to find out about the transition of former Nascar Emitter and journalist Pit Bill Weber,” The organization wrote on x.
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The Logotype of the Nascar Cup series while drivers run to the Bristol engine speedway. (Humphrey/Pool Pools Bark via USA Today Network)
Nascar fans They were shocked by the news of Weber’s death as she began to circulate online.
“Man … This is a sad e -mail that I can get from my friends on @nmpaonline today,” one X wrote. “Bill Weber, for me he was such an iconic Nascar voice of my childhood, especially with his role in what my favorite NASCAR’s video is Nascar’s play, Nascar 2005 Rip Bill Weber.”
Weber went through the ranks of NASCAR’s broadcast to the point that he was a caller at the NBC, beginning in 2004, where he was quickly accepted by the sport of sports fans.
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Weber was known for some of the most striking calls in sports during his stay in the booth, including the Championship of the Second Cup Tony Stewart 2005.
Engine Speedway New Hampshire during USA Today 301. (Eric Canha/USA Today Sports)
He retired in 2009 as Nascar’s television presenter, although there was no reason to be discovered. Weber spent time working as an illusionist after a broadcasting career.
Ralph Sheheen replaced Weber at NBC.
Weber’s aired career included NBC, ESPN and TNT, and was known as the favorite of the fans because of his “Ask Bill Weber’s question” on the net, where fans could ask about anything on or off the track.
Logotype Autoterk Autotrader NASCAR CUP logo for autotrak Autotrak Automotive 400 on the initial network on the Texas Motor Speedway. (Michael C. Johnson/USA Today Sports)
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The National Motorports Printing Association noted that it would later be an internet memorial for Weber.
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