Rex White, NASCAR Hall Of Famer, Passes Away At 95

Posted • July 19, 2025: Rex White, who became just the seventh driver to capture NASCAR’s premier series championship in 1960, has died. During a nine-year career competing at NASCAR’s highest level, White won 28 times in 233 starts. He had 110 top-five and 163 top-10 finishes when he retired from competition. He also won 36 pole positions. White, 95, was inducted into the NASCAR Hall of Fame in 2015, along with fellow drivers Bill Elliott, Fred Lorenzen, Wendell Scott and Joe Weatherly. In addition to his 1960 championship, White finished second to Ned Jarrett in the points battle the following season. He placed in the top 10 in points six times. (…)

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