Deeply said to hear the news of Bob Jenkins pass…I remember this pictures like was yesterday and We were joking around . #RIP my friend my thoughts and prayers to the family. https://t.co/yfOgkAIrEu
— Helio Castroneves (@h3lio) August 9, 2021
Very sad to read this news. I always enjoyed interacting with Bob and as soon as I heard his voice it got my blood pumping a bit faster thinking about @IndyCar racing and the #indy500. He will be dearly missed! 🙏 #RIP https://t.co/x6r4cSNggD
— Conor Daly (@ConorDaly22) August 9, 2021
Terribly sad. Saw Bob at GRP last, he was positive and promised to fight the best he could. No doubt he did. Bob’s enthusiasm and commitment helped shape my love and passion for Indy, and INDYCAR racing. Much like many of you I’m sure. RIP Bob. Godspeed. 🙏🏼 https://t.co/0nwlIcpEhj
— Graham Rahal (@GrahamRahal) August 10, 2021
NASCAR statement on the passing of legendary motorsports broadcaster Bob Jenkins. pic.twitter.com/d6Nx6BQNk2
— NASCAR (@NASCAR) August 10, 2021
Our sport has lost a wonderful man and an iconic voice, but Bob Jenkins is unforgettable. Myself and so many others have lost a dear and loyal friend. My sincere condolences to his family. He will be missed. https://t.co/Y0V6Ivu0ST
— Mario Andretti (@MarioAndretti) August 9, 2021
Bob Jenkins considered himself an Indianapolis 500 fan who got lucky.
— Indianapolis Motor Speedway (@IMS) August 9, 2021
Indianapolis Motor Speedway fans consider themselves lucky to have Bob's voice ringing through the grandstands for decades.
While his voice on race day will be missed, his legacy at IMS will last forever. pic.twitter.com/loA5JtHFbd
