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Edwards, Moody, Rudd to be inducted into NASCAR Hall of Fame

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By Ray Evernham, Ron Hornaday Jr., Robert Yates
| The Racing Experts
Carl Edwards, Ralph Moody, and Ricky Rudd will make up the 2025 class for the NASCAR Hall of Fame. NASCAR announced the class Wednesday (May 21) via NASCAR.com at the Great Hall within the NASCAR Hall of Fame in Charlotte, North Carolina. Ricky Rudd will make up the Modern Era Ballot, while Ralph Moody will represent the Pioneer Ballot. Carl Edwards won 28 times in the NASCAR Cup Series, along with the 2007 NASCAR Xfinity Series championship.
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Emotional tribute to Robert Yates highlights NASCAR Hall inductions

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By Jim Utter, Ron Hornaday Jr., Ray Evernham
| Motorsport.com Verified
Yates, a longtime engine builder and team owner in NASCAR, died of complications from liver cancer on Oct. 2 last year. He knew of his election to the Class of 2018 but wasn’t able to participate in the ceremony. However, Yates had written his acceptance speech before his death and before a hushed crowd at the Charlotte Convention Center, Yates former driver, Hall of Famer Dale Jarrett, read the speech in a moving tribute. “When I started in racing, this was not the goal.
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Yates, Evernham lead NASCAR Hall of Fame Class of 2018

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By Don Hawes, Drivers Red Byron, Ron Hornaday Jr.
| WVTM-TV (Birmingham, AL) Verified
(AP) - Robert Yates, a NASCAR Cup champion as both an engine builder and owner, will be inducted into the NASCAR Hall of Fame along with four others. Three-time NASCAR Cup championship crew chief Ray Evernham, drivers Red Byron and Ron Hornaday Jr. and broadcaster Ken Squier also were voted in Wednesday. Hornaday and driver Alan Kulwicki tied for the fifth and final spot, and Hornaday won the tiebreaker. Yates was an overwhelming favorite, selected by 94 percent of the voters.
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