NASCAR Shares Tribute to Longtime Group Proprietor Invoice Davis After Loss of life, Age 74

[ad_1] NASCAR has shared a heartfelt tribute to longstanding workforce proprietor, Invoice Davis, who has handed away at age 74.

Davis owned Invoice Davis Racing, which noticed appreciable success in all three NASCAR nationwide sequence - the Craftsman Truck, Xfinity, and Cup Collection, and was inducted into the Arkansas Sports activities Corridor of Fame in 2016.

A number of NASCAR Corridor of Famers have raced for his workforce, together with Mark Martin, Bobby Labonte, and Jeff Gordon, and Ward Burton took the workforce to victory within the 2002 Daytona 500 and the 2001 Southern 500.

The racing sequence shared the next assertion after the information of Davis' passing.

Automobile homeowners Gail and Invoice Davis flank race winner Ward Burton in victory lane. Automobile homeowners Gail and Invoice Davis flank race winner Ward Burton in victory lane. Kevin Kane/WireImage "A championship-winning chief and proprietor, Invoice Davis made an enduring mark on our sport by way of his ardour and unwavering perception within the folks round him. His groups celebrated a few of NASCAR's most prestigious victories, together with the Daytona 500 and the Southern 500.

"Invoice was greater than a competitor — he was a pal to all within the storage, revered for his kindness, generosity, and real love for racing.

"NASCAR extends its deepest condolences to his spouse and enterprise companion Gail, the Davis household, and Invoice's many pals throughout this tough time."

NASCAR Assertion on the Passing of Invoice Davis:

A championship-winning chief and proprietor, Invoice Davis made an enduring mark on our sport by way of his ardour and unwavering perception within the folks round him. His groups celebrated a few of NASCAR's most prestigious victories, together with the...

— NASCAR Communications (@NASCAR_Comms) September 7, 2025 After launching the workforce in 1989, Davis offered the workforce to Triad Racing Applied sciences in 2008.

Numerous different tributes have been pouring in for the previous NASCAR workforce proprietor.

Mike Pleasure of FOX Sports activities wrote: "I can not recall a race workforce proprietor who cherished the game greater than Invoice Davis. Invoice created alternatives for a lot of and had well-deserved success on the sport's highest ranges. I am going to at all times treasure our conversations and friendship. RIP."

I can not recall a race workforce proprietor who cherished the game greater than Invoice Davis. Invoice created alternatives for a lot of and had well-deserved success on the sport's highest ranges. I am going to at all times treasure our conversations and friendship. RIP.

— Mike Pleasure (@mikejoy500) September 7, 2025 Kirt Achenbach added, "Invoice Davis helped launch Corridor of Fame careers and was instrumental in rising the recognition of NASCAR. Devoted greater than 30 years to the game. Underrated automobile proprietor. Relaxation in peace."

Invoice Davis helped launch Corridor of Fame careers and was instrumental in rising the recognition of NASCAR. Devoted greater than 30 years to the game. Underrated automobile proprietor. Relaxation in peace 🙏🏻 pic.twitter.com/rKdnJB1MXF

— Kirt Achenbach (@Kirt_Achenbach) September 8, 2025 "Invoice Davis, a longtime workforce proprietor who received in all three of NASCAR's sequence has died. He was 74. RIP Invoice, and thanks in your contributions to racing, you helped make the game higher," wrote The Dale Earnhardt Archive.

Invoice Davis, a longtime workforce proprietor who received in all three of NASCAR's sequence has died. He was 74.

RIP Invoice, and thanks in your contributions to racing, you helped make the game higher. pic.twitter.com/867ZDBgpyu

— The Dale Earnhardt Archive (@ArchivesDe) September 8, 2025 One other tribute got here from Dorian George, who posted: "Relaxation in Peace, Invoice Davis. Proprietor of some of the recognizable racecars of my childhood. @WardBurtonWBWF successful the 2002 Daytona 500 in his automobile has at all times been certainly one of my favourite racing tales."