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Fred Lorenzen, a Hall of Fame NASCAR driver, was diagnosed posthumously with Stage 3 CTE, the second-most severe stage, making him the first known NASCAR driver to be diagnosed with the condition. He died in December 2024 at age 89 after living with dementia for 20 years, and his brain was donated for research in 2016. The diagnosis highlights ongoing concerns about brain trauma in racing, as safety has improved but risks of concussion and CTE persist. Lorenzen's family donated $1 million to support drivers and their families affected by brain injuries.
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