Table:
Year

Network

Race caller

Color commentator

Reporters

Trophy Presentation

1959

CBS[26]

Fred Capossela[26]

Bryan Field and Chris Schenkel[26]

Chris Schenkel

1958

CBS

Fred Capossela

Bryan Field

1957

CBS[27]

Fred Capossela[27]

Bryan Field[27]

1956

CBS[28]

Fred Capossela[28]

Bryan Field[28]

1955

CBS[29]

Fred Capossela[29]

Phil Sutterfield and Win Elliot[29]

1954

CBS[30]

Bryan Field

Mel Allen[30]

Bill Corum[30]

1953

CBS[31]

Bryan Field[31]

Mel Allen[31]

Phil Sutterfield[31]

Phil Sutterfield[31]

1952

CBS[32]

Bryan Field[32]

Sam Renick[32]

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