Two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Kyle Busch was featured on the Door Bumper Clear podcast on YouTube. During the episode, Busch opened up about the underage racing confession that nearly got him ...

In the stressful world of professional racing, there can be little more captivating than the effort to achieve the so-called ...

Check out Kyle Busch's 2026 NASCAR Cup Series season preview! Busch enters the 2026 campaign with Richard Childress Racing!

Experts believe NASCAR’s decision to settle the antitrust lawsuit with the teams was the smartest move to prevent further ...

There is a specific kind of electricity that hits the air right before Daytona. It’s a mix of unburned fuel, fresh rubber, and the nervous energy of a clean slate.

Testimony for the plaintiffs in the NASCAR Trial concluded on December 10, as the Anti-Trust Trial involving 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports moved to NASCAR’s defense. The anti-trust trial in ...

Richard Childress delivered important testimony on Day 7 of the NASCAR antitrust trial in Charlotte, describing how the 2025 Charter Agreement left his team with few choices. Childress, who has owned ...

Five witnesses testified Tuesday in the trial that has grabbed the stock car racing world’s attention — but it was someone not employed by NASCAR, 23XI Racing or Front Row Motorsports who was most ...

Johnny Morris, the founder, majority owner, and and CEO of Bass Pro Shops, has published a fiery letter addressed to NASCAR and the France family, focusing on the insults leadership shared amongst ...

NASCAR Commissioner Steve Phelps referred to Richard Childress as an “idiot,” a “stupid redneck,” and suggested that the RCR owner be “taken out back and flogged” in unsealed text messages. Now, Bass ...

Veteran NASCAR team owner Richard Childress testified during the seventh day of the federal antitrust trial involving 23XI Racing, Front Row Motorsports, and NASCAR that he wouldn’t have signed the ...

NASCAR was not deemed an unlawful monopoly, and the Cup Series teams got the permanent charters they were seeking. So Thursday’s settlement was a win for all, right? From 100 feet high, that’s true.