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NASCAR defends decision not to partner with Fred Lorenzen family in CTE study effort

The family sought up to $1 million a year for three years to expand Boston University CTE research, but NASCAR said it favored other safety efforts.

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(WGHP) — NASCAR Hall of Famer Fred Lorenzen, the "Golden Boy" as he was known, became the first known NASCAR driver to be diagnosed with CTE following an analysis of his brain by the Boston University CTE Center. Lorenzen raced in 158 NASCAR races from 1956 to 1972, racking up 28 wins, 75 top-fives and [...]

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