Tributes pour in following the untimely passing of ex-NASCAR driver Chase Pistone at the age of 42. The cause of death remains undisclosed, but Pistone’s family has requested the inclusion of the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline in any coverage of his demise. Confirming the tragic news on social media, Chase’s brother, Nick, expressed his deep sorrow.
In an emotional Facebook post, Nick mourned the loss of his younger brother and closest companion, expressing his love and longing for him. NASCAR icon Bubba Wallace also honored Pistone in a heartfelt tribute, recalling their time racing together in legends cars.
Hailing from Charlotte, North Carolina, Chase was the grandson of renowned driver ‘Tiger’ Tom Pistone, who achieved two victories in the NASCAR Cup Series. Throughout his career, Chase excelled in various racing categories, securing over 80 feature wins, including multiple Summer Shootout Champions Legends titles.
His NASCAR journey began in 2005 in the Craftsman Truck Series under Green Light Racing, participating in a total of 10 races across NASCAR’s national series before concluding his tenure in 2014. In a touching gesture, his sister-in-law Phaedra reached out to Hickory Motor Speedway, where she proposed a tribute to honor Chase’s strong bond with the racing community.
Responding to the family’s request, Hickory Motor Speedway vowed to pay homage to Chase’s memory before the upcoming race. General Manager Kevin Piercy fondly remembered Chase as a cheerful presence, appreciating their shared passion for the Speedway and lamenting his absence.
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