SPORTS journalist Robin Miller died on August 25, 2021. 

His passing comes fourteen days after he was enlisted into the Motorsports Hall of Fame. 

Who was Robin Miller and what was his reason for death? 

Robin Miller was an American games columnist most popular for composing at The Indianapolis Star for thirty years. 

He likewise composed for Autoweek, Car, and Driver, ESPN, and Speed. 

Mill operator was a reporter and senior essayist for Racer magazine and its site, while likewise giving an account of IndyCar communicates for the NBC Sports Network. 

Preceding turning into a columnist, he was an Indy vehicle pit group part and drove in the USAC diminutive person series during the 1970s. 

Mill operator was engaging malignant growth preceding his passing, 93WIBC detailed. 

It is muddled in case that was the immediate reason for his passing. 

His sister Diane affirmed his passing in a Facebook post, expressing: "It is with crushing sadness I share my sibling, the unparalleled Robin Miller, has taken his "last lap" adding that he was "the awesome." 

"His heart was large, his liberality was unlimited, and his character and fast mind resembled no other!" she added, closing down the post with a hustling banner emoticon. 

What did individuals say about Robin Miller's passing? 

Fans immediately raced to web-based media to wish their sympathies to Miller's family, and offer their most noteworthy recollections of the columnist's work. 

"Tear Robin Miller, a debt of gratitude is in order for saving IndyCar," one Twitter client composed, while another named him "a genuine legend." 

A third said: "What a bummer. The fellow was an outright legend. Very few individuals adored the game more than Robin." 

Prior to his passing on August 13, 2021, Miller observed Helio Castroneves's record-tying fourth Indianapolis 500 triumph at the Motorsports Hall of Fame. 

Talking subsequent to accepting his prize, Miller said: "There's a skill to picking ability at a spot like this and I think the speed and the force just fit directly right up Helio's alley," he said. 

"I believe he's part of the gang who was made to race here. Look how close Helio is to being a six-time victor, what 40 feet?" 

Was Robin Miller hitched? 

Mill operator was never hitched or had youngsters. 

The columnist lived in Indianapolis preceding his passing.