Carl Edwards earns a spot in NASCAR's Hall of Fame, marking a heartfelt return to the sport after years away.
Hall of Fame Honor
The induction ceremony reunites Edwards with his NASCAR family, bringing back memories of his racing journey.
Edwards expresses deep appreciation for his mentors, crew chiefs, and fans who supported his career.
With 28 Cup wins and an Xfinity Series championship, Edwards' legacy is cemented in NASCAR history.
Encouraged by his kids, Edwards considers his iconic backflip but ultimately decides against it due to back pain.
From selling business cards to Jack Roush spotting his talent, Edwards' NASCAR dream became reality.
Humble Beginnings
Edwards came agonizingly close to a Cup Series title, with dramatic defeats in 2008, 2011, and 2016.
Struggling to sum up 30 years of racing, Edwards delivers a heartfelt speech about NASCAR’s lasting impact on him.
Inspired by sprint car racer Tyler Walker, Edwards made the celebratory backflip his signature move.
The Origin of the Flip
Edwards' induction is a celebration of his career, proving his impact on the sport will never be forgotten.
A NASCAR Legacy