History intersected with family Friday night at Las Vegas, and Roger Caruth was among the first to cross the tri-oval’s infield grass to embrace his son after the checkered flag unfurled.

The answer appears to be yes. In this regard, it has also been reported that Edwards' parents are Yvette Edwards and Roger Caruth. However, the Edwards family has not shared any information on ...

Born on June 11, 2002, he was raised between Washington, D.C. and Brooklyn in an academically oriented family. His father, Roger Caruth, works as an assistant professor, while his mother ...

According to BroBible.com, both Edwards and Caruth share the same father, Roger Caruth ... In 2018, his family fundraised for an iRacing sim and started his virtual racing career when he was ...

It was Caruth’s family who introduced a then 12-year-old ... He’s going to do a lot of big things.” Roger Caruth, the elder, snacked on pistachios as he watched the swarm around his son ...

Caruth’s father, Roger, is a communications professor at ... His parents didn’t have a motorsports background, but his father took the family, along with Caruth’s late grandfather, to ...

Caruth said another reason for his success has been his family. His father, Roger, a professor at Howard, has offered a lot of guidance since Rajah wanted to focus on becoming a driver.

Roger Caruth traveled for work and would often return ... whether it was television or YouTube. The family lived between the race tracks in Dover, Delaware, and Richmond, Virginia, although ...

He doesn’t come from a family of racers with NASCAR ties. The Caruth family’s D.C. home is about 100 miles from the nearest NASCAR track. His parents work in academia and stressed education ...

When Rajah Caruth says he needs a new ride, he sounds like many HBCU students making their way through school. But unlike his peers at Winston-Salem State, Caruth routinely tops 100 mph and makes ...

Vasquez USA TODAY Sports Caruth’s father, Roger, is a communications professor ... but his father took the family, along with Caruth’s late grandfather, to his first race when he was young.

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