On the latest episode of the Dale Jr. Download podcast, former NASCAR Cup Series driver Dale Earnhardt Jr. opened up about his co-owned team, JR Motorsports driver Justin Allgaier's DNF at Texas Motor ...

Justin Allgaier’s bid for a third NASCAR Xfinity Series win this season ended abruptly at Texas Motor Speedway. The JR Motorsports veteran, leading 99 laps Saturday, collided with lapped car driver ...

Dale Earnhardt Jr.-owned JR Motorsports recently joined a social media trend with a witty response to Meghan Markle's ...

The NASCAR-Formula One crossover is probably one of the most sought-after things in the motorsports world. Well, over the ...

Now, they'll watch Earnhardt's stock racing team, JR Motorsports, compete for the first time in the Daytona 500 on Feb. 16. NASCAR driver Justin Allgaier clinched the spot for the group in an ...

Richard Childress Racing in the NASCAR Cup Series at Texas Motor Speedway… Richard Childress Racing has three wins among 124 starts in the NASCAR Cup Series at Texas Motor Speedway. The Welcome, North ...

Würth 400 presented by LIQUI MOLY The Place: Texas Motor Speedway Track Length: 1.5 Mile Asphalt Oval The Date: Sunday, May 4 ...

Chris Lambert, Denny Hamlin's spotter, endorses Rodney Childers for a pivotal role in NASCAR's Gen 8 car development, highlighting his expertise.

NASCAR legend Tony Stewart believes recent Daytona 500 wins hold less significance than those of the past. Do the recent Daytona 500 victories of drivers like Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Austin Cindric ...

You can find her at X @LMeeMotorsport. Former NASCAR driver and team owner Tony Stewart claimed that the iconic Daytona 500 race "doesn't mean the same now as it did 15-20 years ago." Stewart ...

Despite being one of the greatest wheelmen to ever step foot in a NASCAR race car, Tony Stewart was unable to capture a win in the Daytona 500. In 17 Daytona 500 starts, Stewart’s best finish in ...

Do the recent Daytona 500 victories of drivers like Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Austin Cindric and Michael McDowell mean less than those of yesteryear? One NASCAR legend thinks so. OK, so Tony Stewart ...