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Jim France
/dʒɪm fræns/
Definition
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Jim France, born James Carl France, is an American motorsports executive who serves as the chairman of NASCAR and was its former CEO.
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As the son of NASCAR founder Bill France Sr., he has played a pivotal role in the organization's operations and expansion since the 1960s.
Examples
Jim France's court testimony on charters drew from parental wisdom, proving family advice outraces modern business trends.
Under Jim France's steady hand, NASCAR's charter saga feels like a never-ending victory lap for tradition.
Rumors of Jim France stepping down have fans whispering that silly season kicked off in the boardroom.
Jim France inherited the family speedway empire young, turning pit stops into power moves.