At 46, Kasey Kahne is going back to NASCAR. That sentence would have sounded unlikely not long ago, especially after the way his Cup career ended. But the more interesting part of the story came when Kahne was asked whether that return could ever take him back to the Cup Series.
Kasey Kahne is returning to full-time racing in 2027 to drive for Spire Motorsports in the NASCAR FedEx Freight Truck Series, the team announced Wednesday.
The 2026 NASCAR Silly Season has delivered one surprise after another. With RFK Racing and Brad Keselowski parting ways, fans are glued to what will happen to the driver and the team.
Kasey Kahne first competed in the Knoxville Nationals in 2002. Driving for Phil Durst’s 51K team, he finished eighth in the A-Main at a venue he would grow to love.
Kahne visited the victory lane at Williams Grove Speedway nearly 10,486 days after his debut and 227 series starts. The World of Outlaws win sparked immediate praise from team owner and close friend Kyle Larson.
Kasey Kahne has won some of NASCAR’s biggest races. He conquered the Coca-Cola 600 three times, collected 18 Cup Series victories, and spent years as one of the most recognizable drivers in American motorsports.
In case you weren't up late on Friday night watching the World of Outlaws, you missed a massively popular career-first win. Former NASCAR star and 18-time Cup Series race winner has finally won a race with the Outlaws.
Danica Patrick set a demanding standard for women entering NASCAR, and no special leeway for women not only made the sport fairer but also sharpened the edge required to reach the sport’s highest tier.
Could a Cup Series driver win the Brickyard 400, one of the most prestigious races in all of motorsports, and not remember much about how he did so? The answer is a resounding yes.
Today, we got a little bit of an update from Kasey Kahne. He is the Honorary Pace Car driver for today’s Cup Series race at Texas. While he was on the pre-race show talking to the FOX guys, he was asked about his NASCAR future.
After a seven-year break from NASCAR, Kasey Kahne’s return to the track at Rockingham Speedway on April 19 nearly stole the whole spotlight. Driving the #33 Chevrolet for Richard Childress Racing in the NASCAR Xfinity Series, Kahne qualified P4 and brought the car home inside the top 15 — a commendable feat given his long absence from the sport.
Kasey Kahne's return to NASCAR competition didn't go exactly to plan, but the 45-year-old driver was still one of the stars of the show in Saturday's North Carolina Education 250 at Rockingham Speedway.
The days of both Katherine Legge and Kasey Kahne took a turn for the worse in the early going of Saturday's NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Rockingham Speedway.
Kasey Kahne is set to make his first NASCAR National Series start in nearly seven seasons, as he'll compete in Saturday's NASCAR Xfinity Series North Carolina Education Lottery 250 at Rockingham Speedway, driving the No.
When Kasey Kahne takes the green flag for Saturday's NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Rockingham Speedway, it will have been 2,421 days since the 45-year-old last raced in a NASCAR-sanctioned event.
Kasey Kahne is finally returning to the NASCAR world. After stepping away from full-time competition in 2018, he’ll be piloting the No. 33 Chevrolet for Richard Childress Racing in the Xfinity race at Rockingham Speedway.
Kasey Kahne’s return to NASCAR in April NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Rockingham Speedway will be a full-circle moment. In the early 2000s, Kahne’s first test behind the wheel of a stock car came on a Monday in February after winning a Sprint Car race on Sunday night at Volusia Speedway Park.
For the second year in a row, Kasey Kahne is returning to the High Limit Racing series for a full-time season. The 2025 season is going to be a major one for the series co-owned by NASCAR star Kyle Larson.
While he is racing full-time in sprint cars now, Kasey Kahne spent time watching NASCAR today and he liked what he saw. Kahne, one of NASCAR’s 75 Greatest Drivers enjoyed the product he saw on TV.