List of WBC Networks NASCAR broadcasters (Johnsonverse)

This is a list of broadcasters who handle WBC Networks' coverage of NASCAR races.
==WBC/WBCSN/Speed==
===Play-by-play===
Series 	Broadcasters
NASCAR RCA Cup Series 	
* Ken Squier (1969, 1988-1997; moved to WBC Race Control from 1997 to 2000)
* Allen Bestwick (1997-present)
* Leigh Diffey (2013-present; succeeded Jenkins)
* Bob Jenkins (2001-2012; retired)
* Tim Johnson (2014-present, 2014 Coke Zero 400 and all Tokyo Superspeedway Cup events as Fuyuki Hinata)
* Mike Joy (2001-present)
NASCAR Arby's Convertible Series 	
* Eli Gold (1995-present, alternates with Mike Joy)
*Mike Joy (1995-present, alternates with Eli Gold)
NASCAR Busch Series 	
* Adam Alexander (2007-present, alternates with Rick Benjamin and Paul Page)
*Rick Benjamin (2007-present, alternates with Adam Alexander and Paul Page)
*Tim Johnson (2016-present, all Tokyo Superspeedway Busch Series events)
*Paul Page (1988-present, alternates with Adam Alexander and Rick Benjamin since 2007)
NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series 	
* Adam Alexander (2013-present, alternates with Rick Allen and Dr. Jerry Punch, replaced Jenkins)
*Rick Allen (2003-present, alternates with Dr. Jerry Punch and Adam Alexander)
*Bob Jenkins (1995-2012, alternated with Dr. Jerry Punch and Rick Allen; retired)
* Tim Johnson (2016-present, all Tokyo Superspeedway Craftsman Truck Series events)
*Dr. Jerry Punch (1995-present, alternates with Adam Alexander and Rick Allen)
NASCAR Powerade Drag Series 	
* Rick Benjamin (1992-present)
NASCAR Howard Johnson's SUV Series 	
* Adam Alexander (2005-present)
NASCAR Camping World Mid-Size Series	
* Alex Hayden (2009-present)
NASCAR Monster Energy E-Series 	
* Rick Allen (2019-present)
NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour 	
* Mike Joy (2002-present)
NASCAR Western Auto Weekly Series 	
* Rick Allen (2002-present)
NASCAR Blue Emu Dash Series 	
* Rick Benjamin (2002-present)
NASCAR Sears Elite Series 	
* Rick Allen (2002-present)
ARCA Menards Series 	
* Eli Gold (2002-present)
ARCA Menards Series East and West 	
* Eli Gold (2002-present)
WeatherTech SportsCar Championship 	
* Leigh Diffey (2014-present)
Other 	
* Adam Alexander (2010-present; reserve broadcaster)
* Rick Allen (2003–present; reserve broadcaster)
* Tim Johnson (2014-present; 2014 Coke Zero 400 and all Tokyo Superspeedway Cup events as Fuyuki Hinata, and all Tokyo Superspeedway Busch Series and Truck Series events as himself)
* Jerry Punch (2001-present; reserve broadcaster)
* Ralph Sheheen (2001-present; reserve broadcaster)
* Wendy Venturini (2014-present; reserve broadcaster)
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===Color Commentators===
==== Booth A ====
* Dale Earnhardt Jr. (2021-present; Cup Series, Convertible Series, Busch Series, and Truck Series events, also WBC car driver, replaced Benny Parsons)
* Ned Jarrett (1969, 1988-2000; Cup Series, Convertible Series, Busch Series, and Truck Series, retired)
* Benny Parsons (1989-2020; Cup Series, Convertible Series, Busch Series, and Truck Series events, also WBC car driver, retired)
* Andy Petree (2001-present; Cup Series, Convertible Series, Busch Series, and Truck Series events, replaced Ned Jarrett)
==== Booth B ====
* Jamie McMurray (2020-present; Cup Series, Convertible Series, Busch Series, and Truck Series events, also WBC car driver, replaced Darrell Waltrip)
* Larry McReynolds (2001-present; Cup Series, Convertible Series, Busch Series, and Truck Series events)
* Darrell Waltrip (2001-2019; Cup Series, Converible Series, Busch Series, and Truck Series events, also WBC car driver, retired)
==== Booth C ====
* Jeff Hammond (2001-present; Cup Series, Convertible Series, Busch Series, and Truck Series events)
* Wally Dallenbach (2001-present; Cup Series, Convertible Series, Busch Series, and Truck Series events, also WBC car driver)
==== Other ====
* Belle Armstrong (2014-present; 2014 Coke Zero 400 and all Tokyo Superspeedway Cup events as Momoka Nishizawa, and all Tokyo Superspeedway Busch Series and Truck Series events as herself)
* Chloe Johnson (2014-present; 2014 Coke Zero 400 and all Tokyo Cup events as Natsumi Hinata, and all Tokyo Superspeedway Busch Series and Truck Series events as herself)
* Glenn Jarrett (2001-present; reserve commentator)
* Michael Waltrip (2012-present; reserve commentator)
* Phil Parsons (2001-present; reserve commentator)
==ESPN/ABC==
===Play-by-play===
*Wendy Venturini (2014-present)
===Color Commentators===
*Ray Evernham (2014-present)
*Dale Jarrett (2014-present)
==TNN==
===Play-by-play===
*Eli Gold (1996-present)
*Mike Joy (1991-1995)
===Color Commentators===
*Buddy Baker (1991-2015; deceased)
*Neil Bonnett (1997-present)
*Steve Letarte (2015-present; succeeded Baker)
==Pit reporters==
==== Main ====
All pit reporters rotate between events.
* Adam Alexander (2006-present)
* Rick Allen (2001–present)
* Dick Berggren (1988-2012; RCA Cup, Arby's Convertible, Busch, Craftsman Truck, and IROC events, retired)
* Allen Bestwick (1992-1997, 2001-present; RCA Cup, Arby's Convertible, Busch, Craftsman Truck, and IROC events, moved to play-by-play during 1997)
* Clint Bowyer (2021-present; all series, also does grid walks)
* Dave Burns (2001-present; all series)
* Steve Byrnes (2001-2015; all series, deceased)
* Kim Coon (2022-present; all series)
* Dave Despain (1988-2018; RCA Cup, Arby's Convertible, Busch, and Craftsman Truck events, retired)
* David Hobbs (1991-1996; RCA Cup events, left for Speed)
* Mike Hogewood (1997-2013; all series, retired)
* Glenn Jarrett (1991-present; all series)
* Mike Joy (1988-present; all series outside of events he calls)
* Jamie Little (2004-present; all series)
* Rick Mast (2001-present; RCA Cup, Arby's Convertible, Busch, Craftsman Truck, and IROC events)
* Chris Neville (2001-present; all events)
* Danica Patrick (2018-present; RCA Cup, Busch, Craftsman Truck, and IROC events)
* Jerry Punch (1988-present; RCA Cup, Arby's Convertible, Busch, Craftsman Truck, SUV Series, Whelen Modified Tour, and ARCA Series East and West events)
* Hermie Sadler (2001-2019; all series)
* Dorsey Schroeder (2000-present; RCA Cup, Arby's Convertible, Busch, Craftsman Truck, and IROC events)
* Ralph Sheheen (1995-present; all series)
* Regan Smith (2018-present; all series)
* Marty Smith (2007-present; all series)
* Marty Snider (2001-present; all series)
* Shannon Spake (2007-present; all series)
* Kelli Stavast (2008-present; all series)
* Bill Stephens (1998-present; RCA Cup, Busch, and Craftsman Truck events)
* Danielle Trotta (2010-present; all series)
* Kaitlyn Vincie (2012-present; all series)
* Krista Voda (2007-present; all series)
* Michael Waltrip (2012-present; all series, also does grid walks)
* Bill Weber (1994-2000; RCA Cup, Busch, Craftsman Truck, and Convertible Series events, moved to host role)
* Dillon Welch (2018-present; all series)
* Vince Welch (2000-present; all series)
* Matt Yocum (2001-present; all series)
==== Tokyo Superspeedway reporters ====
* Dan Castellaneta (2016-present; Tokyo Cup events as Tamama)
* Barbara Dunkelman (2019 RWBY 400 as Yang)
* Kara Eberle (2019 RWBY 400 as Weiss)
* Melissa Fahn (2018 Tokyo Cup events as Neptune)
* Erin Fitzgerald (2018 Neptunia 400 as Noire)
* Lindsay Jones (2019 RWBY 400 as Ruby)
* Wendee Lee (2016-2018; 2016-2017 Tokyo Cup events as Konata Izumi, 2018 Neptunia 400 as Blanc)
* David Matranga (2016 Tokyo Cup events as Tomoya Okazaki)
* Tara Platt (2018 Neptunia 400 as Vert)
* Stephanie Sheh (2017 Tokyo Cup events as Yui Hirasawa)
* Jenny Smith (2014-present; 2014 Coke Zero 400 and all Cup Tokyo races as Koyuki Azumaya, Truck and Busch events at Tokyo, and the 2021 Daytona 500 as herself)
* Spike Spencer (2017-present; Tokyo Cup events as Shinji Ikari)
* Arryn Zech (2019 RWBY 400 as Blake)
==Studio==
===WBC/WBCSN/Speed===
==== Hosts ====
* Rick Benjamin (2001-present; TNN events)
* Don George (1969)
* John Roberts (2001-present; substitute host)
* Ken Squier (1988-2000 as host, 2001 Daytona 500 as co-host)
* Bill Weber (2001-present; host)
==== Analysts ====
All analysts (except for rules and technical analysts) rotate between races.
* Trevor Bayne (2022-present; analyst)
* Clint Bowyer (2021-present; analyst)
* Ricky Craven (2007-present; analyst)
* Wally Dallenbach (2001-present; analyst, except in booth C events)
* Dave Despain (1998-2018; RCA Cup, Arby's Convertible, Busch, and Craftsman Truck events, retired)
* Dale Earnhardt (2006-present; analyst)
* Jeff Gordon (2016-2021; analyst, left to focus on his duties at Hendrick Motorsports)
* Dale Jarrett (2011-present; analyst, except in ABC events)
* Bobby Labonte (2014-present; analyst)
* Steve Letarte (2015-present; analyst, except in TNN events)
* Jamie McMurray (2019-present; analyst, except in booth B events)
* Phil Parsons (2001-present; analyst)
* Andy Petree (2001-present; analyst, except in booth A events)
* Kyle Petty (2006-present; analyst)
* Rusty Wallace (2006-present; analyst)
==== Rules and technical analysts ====
* Dave Despain (2001-2018; rules and technical analyst in booth C events, retired)
* Ray Evernham (2018-present; rules and technical analyst in booth C events, replaced Despain)
* Jeff Hammond (2001-present, except in booth C events)
=== Other staff ===
* Bob Pockrass (2015-present; NASCAR insider)
===ESPN/ABC===
==== Hosts ====
* Jerry Punch (2014-present)
==== Analysts ====
* Rusty Wallace (2014-present)
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