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NASCAR mourns the passing of legendary driver and broadcaster Ned Jarrett, who died peacefully at 93. A two-time Cup champion and 50-win racer, he was beloved for his calm demeanor and deep respect for the sport — earning the nickname “Gentleman Ned.” His emotional broadcast moment during his son Dale’s 1993 Daytona 500 run remains iconic, and the Jarrett family’s rare father-son Cup titles cement their place in history. Praised for his integrity, kindness, and decades of service, Ned was NASCAR’s oldest living champion and a true ambassador — a devoted dad, faithful Christian, and friend to all. His legacy lives on in every race, every story, and every heart he touched.
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