Carl Edwards left NASCAR abruptly in 2016 and has mostly stayed away since, making his Hall of Fame induction all the more special to him.

Edwards, who will be inducted into the sport’s Hall of Fame on Friday alongside Ricky Rudd and Ralph Moody, initially felt nervous to return to the track when the fan favorite driver was invited to ...

Source: Imagn Carl Edwards, the veteran NASCAR driver dedicated nearly two decades of his life to this racing sport. He won a total of 72 races across three national series. The now 45-year-old ...

Friday night was all about gratitude for Carl Edwards. As he reflected on his racing career, he said he wanted to recognize all those people who helped him along the way. From his parents ...

His sudden decision to step away in 2017 surprised many, as he had just finished the previous season fighting for a championship with Joe Gibbs Racing. "Carl Edwards walked away at his peak ...

Last night, Carl Edwards was inducted into the ... Not to mention, he was driving for Joe Gibbs Racing. During his speech, Edwards revealed another surprising aspect of his retirement and final ...

“I grew up racing at my local dirt track and didn’t even imagine I would get to drive in NASCAR. I couldn’t have imagined any of this stuff.” Columbia, Missouri native Carl Edwards did his ...

The sport’s heroes and legends gathered at the NASCAR Hall of Fame to formally induct the Hall’s esteemed class of 2025 — ...

Carl Edwards left NASCAR at the height of his career, just months after finishing fourth in the 2016 Championship. In his surprise exit press conference, he told reporters that he didn't have an ...

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Officially, Carl Edwards is forever enshrined in stock-racing lore with his induction into the NASCAR Hall of Fame on Friday evening. Eight years after his abrupt decision to ...

Those were the words etched on business cards that a young Carl ... Edwards seemed to be in the prime of his career and was coming off of a Championship 4 appearance with Joe Gibbs Racing.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Carl Edwards felt he’d turned his back on racing, but the sport never left him. One of the newest NASCAR Hall of Fame inductees long understood that every prize has its price.