What does BP stand for?

Benny Parsons (former Nascar Driver)

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Benny Parsons and Ned Jarrett were successful drivers-turned-broadcasters.

NASCAR Hall of Fame nominees a who's who of stars

Like Benny Parsons always told me, there's people that have a passion for the sport, and Mark is one of those guys.

Martin shows no signs of age NASCAR: At 50, veteran is back in ...

NASCAR remembered former drivers Benny Parsons and Bobby Hamilton Sr.

Questions linger after 500's green-flag finish; Notebook; Yellow flag ...

Seattle Times news services CAPTION(S): John Amis / The Associated Press : Former NASCAR driver Benny Parsons waves to fans March 18 in Hampton, Ga.

A.M. Briefing; Auto racing: Parsons, 1973 NASCAR champion, dies ; ...

MOTOR SPORTS: Benny Parsons, a taxi driver who became a NASCAR champion in 1973, died Tuesday from lung-cancer complications, his son Keith said.

BRIEFLY

Features include: -- Exclusive NEXTEL All-Star Challenge Content - Insight from industry experts Benny Parsons, Larry McReynolds and Humpy Wheeler, as well as current NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series drivers, is available on multimedia Sprint Power Vision(SM) handsets and in text versions for other Sprint and Nextel customers.

Fans Break Wireless Handset Voting Record for NASCAR NEXTEL All-Star ...

TNT lost a member of its broadcast team when former driver Benny Parsons died of lung cancer complications in January.

NASCAR's Petty taking part-time TV job

Auto racing Parsons is in intensive care: Benny Parsons, the 1973 NASCAR Winston Cup champion, remained in intensive care at Carolinas Medical Center after entering the hospital nearly two weeks ago because of complications from lung cancer.

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