Carl Edwards opened up about his NASCAR exit in 2017, which sparked a wave of rumors, as fans went wild with speculations about his unexpected retirement, including reports of him being a prepper and ...

Former NASCAR driver Carl Edwards will be returning to the track starting with the Coca-Cola 600. However, the 45-year-old won't be returning as a driver but as one of the members of the Amazon ...

Denny Hamlin is set to race in a special throwback paint scheme on his #11 Toyota Camry in a tribute to former teammate, Carl Edwards. The Joe Gibbs Racing veteran announced the news on social ...

This week marks the 20th anniversary of the first of NASCAR Hall of Famer Carl Edwards' 28 Cup victories. The win came on March 20, 2005, at Atlanta Motor Speedway, and it was Edwards’s 17th ...

One of the most mysterious figures in sports will finally grace the national stage once again as NASCAR Hall of Famer Carl Edwards has been announced as part of Amazon’s NASCAR coverage on Prime ...

Now, Edwards is returning to NASCAR as a member of the broadcast team. Edwards is joining Amazon Prime Video as a pre- and post-race studio analyst, Jordan Bianchi of The Athletic reported Tuesday.

Carl Edwards will be part of NASCAR’s broadcast team for Prime Video and is ready for the next chapter in his career. While speaking with Dale Earnhardt Jr. on Dale Jr. Download, Edwards ...

Saajan Jogia is a motorsport and automotive writer with over ten years of experience. His passion for cars and motorcycles has been a driving force behind his evolution as a writer. He has ...

With Prime Video's inaugural season of covering NASCAR Cup Series races looming with the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway on May 25 - its first of five races on the schedule - pieces ...

Carl Edwards, who was recently inducted into the NASCAR Hall of Fame, just announced plans to become part of Amazon Prime Video's racing coverage this summer. In his time since he abruptly walked ...

"Carl Edwards, NASCAR’s 2017 retiree known for his thrilling victories and iconic backflips, returns to the sport, but this time as an analyst for Amazon Prime’s NASCAR coverage. Stepping away ...