Carl Edwards went from Columbia to Kansas Speedway and the other famed tracks of NASCAR. Now he’s a Hall of Famer.

Scott Kinser Imagn Images Carl Edwards was the ultimate grassroots racer. His first signature backflip off a race car came on a dirt track in his native Missouri, and he eventually backflipped his ...

It became the No. 44 when it was piloted by Brian Scott. It became the No. 32 ... and Immediately sold to Joe Gibbs Racing. The car was driven by Carl Edwards from 2016, Daniel Suarez in 2017 ...

DAYTONA 500 TRACK: Daytona International Speedway (Daytona Beach, FL) TRACK LENGTH: 2.5 miles TV: FOX (2:30 p.m. ET) RADIO: MRN Radio / SiriusXM NASCAR Radio (2:30 p.m. ET) JOE GIBBS RACING DAYTONA ...

Carl Edwards left NASCAR at the top of his game. Years later, he returned—not to race, but to find something he never expected.

Carl Edwards was inducted into the NASCAR Hall of Fame. For really the first time publicly, Edwards addressed his retirement.

Carl Edwards left NASCAR ... The No. 22 Penske turned the No. 19, and Edwards hit the interior wall before drifting back up the track and being hit by an oncoming car. Five competitors were ...

Carl Edwards didn't emphatically say no to potentially practicing for Kyle Larson at the NASCAR All-Star Race, but he did say, "I'm very likely to crash." ...

Carl Edwards shocked the NASCAR world when he retired in January of 2017. He was in his prime. He had just come off of a Championship 4 appearance that was thwarted by a wild restart.