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Bob Bahre Death / Obituary – New Hampshire Motor Speedway builder, Bob Bahre was pronounced dead following an unidentified cause of death. An official statement concerning the deceased death cause is yet to be released.
Oxford Plains Speedway former owner, Bob Bahre passed away at the age of 93, causing so much heartbreak to the beloved family. Our thoughts are with the loved ones of the deceased for the great loss, we are yet to observed the deceased obituary.
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Reactions And Sharing On Social Media Concerning Bob Bahre Passing
Deeply saddened by the loss of my friend & mentor… Bob Bahre
Bob had a tremendous positive influence on auto racing in New England & its trajectory into @NASCAR
He built for the fans & worked for the sport!
He had a Profound Impact on my Life… I will miss him ? pic.twitter.com/Rgg2B8iuqx— Ricky Craven (@RickyCraven32) July 24, 2020
Imagine a life where you created the largest sporting event in Maine and the largest sporting venue in New England.
Those are just two of the many accomplishments Bob Bahre achieved during his lifetime.
RIP.
— Brandon Paul (@Brandon_Paul51) July 24, 2020
Bob is of the most generious and thoughtful people I heave met over the years. His impact on the New England racing community will never be matched. I’ll be thinking of the Bahre family this weekend.
— Austin Theriault (@AustinTheriault) July 24, 2020
As @Brandon_Paul51 has previously said, the sporting world in New England would look drastically different without Bob Bahre’s influence. New England’s racing community benefited tremendously from this man. RIP
— Rob Blount (@RobBlount) July 24, 2020
Thoughts and prayers to the Bahre family. Bob Bahre was a visionary and had a tremendous impact on auto racing throughout New England from the short track in Oxford, ME to bringing the biggest names in the Cup series to Loudon, NH.
— Norm Karkos (@KarkosN) July 24, 2020
Sad news: Bob Bahre, a self-made man who loved racing, once owned Oxford ME Speedway and built @NHMS has passed. Condolences to Sandy, Gary and family. Read @RickyCraven‘s facebook post to see how much Bob meant to one of New England’s most famous racers.
— Mike Joy (@mikejoy500) July 24, 2020
I got to talk to him a few times, and I’m glad I did. Bob Bahre was an icon. RIP.
— Drew Bonifant (@dbonifantMTM) July 24, 2020
Purtroppo Bob Bahre non potrà vedere un’altra gara sulla pista che ha costruito, il New Hampshire Motor Speedway. È mancato oggi a poco più di una settimana dalla corsa della Cup Series #NascarIT
— Nascar Live IT (@StockCarLiveITA) July 24, 2020
Deeply saddened by the loss of my friend & mentor… Bob Bahre
Bob had a tremendous positive influence on auto racing in New England & its trajectory into @NASCAR
He built for the fans & worked for the sport!
He had a Profound Impact on my Life… I will miss him ? pic.twitter.com/Rgg2B8iuqx— Ricky Craven (@RickyCraven32) July 24, 2020
Bob Bahre..former Oxford Plains Speedway owner who helped invent the Oxford 250 and later helped bring NASCAR to New Hampshire has passed away
— Joe Bailey (@joebaileysports) July 24, 2020
Bob Bahre, the legendary New England track owner, has passed away.
Bahre gave birth to the #Oxford250 as well as @NHMS.
Read more: pic.twitter.com/RTl46BF3Ha
— Speed51 (@speed51dotcom) July 24, 2020
Incredibly sad day for racing here in New England. Us drivers, team members have a lot to thank Bob Bahre for. Racing here would be so much different without his hard work. Godspeed. ?
— Evan Beaulieu (@EBeaulieu56) July 24, 2020
Sorry to hear of the passing of Maine Sports Hall of Famer Bob Bahre who grew Oxford Plains enormously and brought NASCAR to New England at NHIS. @MSHOFME pic.twitter.com/2Xl9svtbja
— Bill Green (@billgreensmaine) July 24, 2020
Sorry to hear of the passing of Maine Sports Hall of Famer Bob Bahre who grew Oxford Plains enormously and brought NASCAR to New England at NHIS. @MSHOFME pic.twitter.com/2Xl9svtbja
— Bill Green (@billgreensmaine) July 24, 2020
Bob Bahre, Hall of Fame in all he did. Loved getting to research him in depth and see all of his special accomplishments. Deepest condolences to the Bahre family.
— Richard Whitmore (@Ybloc) July 24, 2020
RIP Bob Bahre. The memories I made @NHMS with my family and friends now that my dad is gone are priceless and I cannot thank you enough for all you did to give us access close to home to something that means so much. May your memory be a blessing to your family and friends.
— Lisa Hall (@LisaH731) July 24, 2020
Breaking News: Bob Bahre founder of the Oxford Speedway & the New Hampshire Motor Speedway has passed away this morning at the age of 93 #WorldRacingMedia #NASCAR
— World Racing Media (@WRMediaGroup) July 24, 2020
During early @NHMS days, I worked with a team which routinely didn’t make the field. Yet, Bob Bahre would send tow money when he didn’t have to, and always offered encouragement to the driver.
I’m sure we weren’t alone by any stretch, but it left a major impression on me. RIP.
— Andy Austin (@andyaustinmaine) July 24, 2020
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