NASCAR team owner Richard Childress introduced Donald Trump at a campaign rally last July, calling it one of the greatest ...

While NASCAR road course racing always presents the potential for dramatic influence on the NASCAR Cup Series championship ...

Richard Childress is one of the longest-serving team owners in NASCAR, with more than 50 years of tenure. He’s seen the sport enjoy its greatest heights of popularity and success, but has also seen it ...

Richard Childress Racing suffered a $3 million financial blow due to penalties and lost playoff earnings following Austin ...

Austin Dillon — yes, the NASCAR driver — is the general manager of the Carolina Cowboys, a Professional Bull Riders team.

Before he became one of NASCAR's most successful team owners, Richard Childress was just a boy in Winston-Salem, North ...

Mike Forde, NASCAR’s managing director of racing communications, explained why a one-race suspension made sense for Austin ...

Richard Childress has again defended Austin Hill for the crash involving Aric Almirola. The veteran team owner called Hill an ...

Richard Childress Racing has a long history of success in professional racing, with most of it coming with Dale Earnhardt. The Intimidator won six championships for RCR, and the team has won 117 races ...

Richard Childress was not happy with how Kyle Busch and the No. 8 team finished this past Sunday’s race at Dover Motor ...

Austin Hill's contact in the right rear of Aric Almirola's car sent Almirola into the wall nose-first at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

When Richard Childress hired Dale Earnhardt, people said it wouldn’t last a year. Childress explains why he thinks his deal with Kyle Busch will work as well.