Hermie Sadler is an American professional stock car racing driver, broadcaster, businessman, and politician, known for his diverse career spanning motorsports and entertainment.
Sponsored Hermie Sadler's Busch Series car in 1993 for Don Beverly.
Co-sponsored Hermie Sadler's Busch Series car in 1993 for Don Beverly.
Sponsored Hermie Sadler's Busch Series car from 1995.
Sponsored Hermie Sadler's Chevy in 1999 for Ron Parker.
Co-sponsored Hermie Sadler's Chevy in 1999 for Ron Parker.
Sponsored Hermie Sadler's entry with BACE Motorsports in 1999.
Sponsored Hermie Sadler's Chevy for Innovative Motorsports in 2000.
Sponsored Hermie Sadler's Sprint Cup entry in 2001, and later his Xfinity Series races in or near Virginia from 2014.
Sponsored Hermie Sadler's car in 2002. TNA later sponsored Sadler's racing efforts.
Sponsored Hermie Sadler's Chevy in the Busch Series for Team Bristol Motorsports in 2003.
Sponsored Hermie Sadler's Busch races in 2003 and 2004.
Sponsored Hermie Sadler's Cup races in 2003.
Sponsored Hermie Sadler's Cup races in 2003.
Sponsored Hermie Sadler's Cup races in 2003. Also had various cross-promotions and Sadler later signed as an announcer.
Sponsored Hermie Sadler in the Food City 500 in 2004.
Owner Jeff Stec purchased a large portion of Sadler's Cup team in 2005 and sponsored the No. 66 car.
A sponsorship deal with the politician for a return to the No. 66 car for one race in 2005.
Sponsored Hermie Sadler's Ford as a partnership with Michael Waltrip Racing in 2006.
Sponsored Hermie Sadler’s No. 09 car in the Busch Series (now Xfinity Series) at Richmond in 2010.
Hermie Sadler drove their No. 27 Ford in two Busch Series races in 2010.
Hermie Sadler drove for TRG Motorsports in the 2010 TUMS Fast Relief 500 and three additional Cup races in 2011.
Sponsored his No. 33 Sprint Cup car for Richard Childress Racing at Martinsville in 2012.
Hermie Sadler joined the board of directors in 2014 and the organization was one of his car sponsors at the Denny Hamlin Short Track Showdown.
Sponsors Sadler-Stanley Racing, a SMART Modified Tour team co-owned by Hermie Sadler and Bill Stanley.
Partnership with Hermie Sadler for "Fast Talk" content.
Proudly sponsored Sadler-Stanley Racing, founded by Hermie Sadler and Virginia State Senator Bill Stanley, competing in Modified.
Hermie Sadler drove the "WWE SummerSlam" Chevrolet in a NASCAR race on Friday, August 25, 2000.
Herman Marion Sadler III, born on April 24, 1969, in Emporia, Virginia, USA, has built a multifaceted career. He commenced his racing journey in go-karts alongside his younger brother, Elliott Sadler, in their hometown, subsequently progressing to late model racing in Virginia. Sadler made his NASCAR Busch Series debut in 1992 at Orange County Speedway. In 1993, he began competing full-time in the Busch Series, driving the No. 25 Shell Oil – Virginia is for Lovers Oldsmobile for Don Beverly. That year, he secured a victory at Orange County and finished tenth in points, earning the NASCAR Busch Grand National Series Rookie of the Year title. His racing career continued with various teams and cars, demonstrating his enduring presence in the sport.
In addition to his driving career, Sadler has engaged in diverse professional activities. He transitioned into broadcasting, serving as a reporter for NASCAR RaceDay and as a pit reporter for Truck Series broadcasts on Speed and Fox. Beyond motorsports, Sadler ventured into professional wrestling, notably with Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA) in 2002, 2007, and 2009, where he was involved in feuds, appearances, and eventually became an announcer. He also founded the United Wrestling Federation (UWF) in 2005. His entrepreneurial spirit extends to owning restaurants in Emporia, Virginia, and co-owning Sadler Brothers Oil Company. In 2022, Sadler pursued a political career, running as a Republican for the 17th district in the Virginia State Senate, though he lost the primary election in 2023.
Throughout his career, Sadler has consistently sought new challenges and opportunities. From his early days as a promising rookie in NASCAR to his roles as a broadcaster and businessman, he has maintained a public profile deeply connected to his Virginia roots and his passion for competitive endeavors. His involvement in various ventures highlights a career pathway that has evolved from a focus on racing to encompass media, business, and political aspirations.
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