NASCAR Hall of Fame inductee Red Farmer is recovering at home after being hospitalized due to COVID-19, according to WBRC and WVTM of Alabama. Farmer, 87, was selected as a member of the 2021 NASCAR Hall of Fame class earlier this year alongside former drivers Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Mike Stefanik.Farmer, who was part of the original “Alabama Gang” and is still an active driver, is recovering at home in Hueytown, Ala., after spending five days at a Birmingham hospital, according to WVTM. A family friend of Farmer’s, Elisa Allison Sproule, told WBRC that Farmer “had kidney issues before COVID, s…
Auto Racing
87-year-old NASCAR legend Red Farmer nearly died of COVID-19, but still plans to race
More in Auto Racing
-

Burt Myers’ 103rdModified Win, Last-Lap Contact, Heartfelt Victories all around define Week Six at Bowman Gray Stadium
Myers remains atop the Modified Division, championship paths all being forged ahead of first...
-

BREAKING NEWS: NASCAR community mourns the loss of champion driver Kyle Busch
May 21, 2026 By Reid Spencer NASCAR Wire Service NASCAR Cup Series champion driver...
-

Daytona International Speedway to Install State-of-the-Art Musco LED Lighting System, Setting New Global Standard for Motorsports Venues
The World Center of Racing will be the largest sports facility in the world...
-

Denny Hamlin wins NASCAR All-Star Race at Dover
May 17, 2026 By Holly Cain NASCAR Wire Service DOVER, Del. – For the...