The decision has been made! Richard Childress Racing has found a new crew chief for Kyle Busch in the 2026 NASCAR season. Jim Pohlman is moving up from the Xfinity Series and JR Motorsports to take on the Cup Series alongside Rowdy.
On the second Wednesday of each month, Richard Childress Racing hosts a Veterans Coffee event, connecting veterans to resources necessary for their livelihood and well-being.
After 10 wins and the 2023 championship for Venturini Motorsports in ARCA, the 20-year-old skipped the Truck Series and dove headfirst into Xfinity with RCR.
“I think of myself as a driver that is a pretty complete pie without humongous spikes. I’m trying to grow the pie gradually and get better as a whole pretty evenly.” This statement from Jesse Love captures his sophomore Xfinity Series season with Richard Childress Racing.
In the high-stakes world of NASCAR, a driver is only as good as his team, and Kyle Busch knows this better than anyone. After a gut-wrenching season and a major shake-up on the pit box, the two-time champion is placing his faith in the hands of the folks who sign his paychecks.
In the late 1960s, Richard Childress, a former driver with modest beginnings, founded Richard Childress Racing in Welcome, North Carolina. Starting with a single car, Childress’ team quickly made its mark in NASCAR history.
Kyle Busch believes that for Richard Childress Racing to get back into the victory lane, it has to stop “shooting from the hip.” However, given the organization’s lack of success in the last few seasons, perhaps shooting from a fighter jet might be a better way to earn a win.
Richard Childress Racing, for the fourth year in a row, opened its season with a Daytona International Speedway victory. It was Jesse Love who bagged the victory while his teammate collected both stage points.
A seismic shift happened on Friday in the motorsports world. A court filing from NASCAR and Jim France regarding the ongoing antitrust lawsuit with Denny Hamlin’s 23XI Racing and Front Row took a new turn.
A filing tonight from NASCAR and Jim France in the ongoing antitrust lawsuit with 23XI Racing and Front Row has taken a new turn. The sanctioning body has submitted a request for summary judgment regarding the Sherman Act violations that the teams have accused NASCAR of.
Richard Childress Racing has been making tons of headlines this season. Remember the NASCAR’s $1 Million In-Season Championship? It was Richard Childress’ grandson, Ty Dillon, who gave the NASCAR community a glimpse of his personality.
Austin Dillon has spent nearly his entire NASCAR Cup career behind the wheel of his grandfather’s team, Richard Childress Racing. That dynamic brings not just the weight of family legacy but plenty of feedback flowing in both directions.
Kyle Busch, the two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion, has 63 cup victories, putting him ninth on the all-time list. Lately, though, the veteran driver has hit a rough patch, with no wins since 2023 and finishes that haven’t matched his storied resume.
It has been a long time coming. Austin Dillon has often fueled speculation about Richard Childress’ eventual retirement by candidly admitting that his grandfather is beginning to slow down and spend more time away from the grind of NASCAR.
Roger Penske has been successful across multiple realms. The auto racing team owner owns star-studded accolades in NASCAR, IMSA, and IndyCar. What Penske also owns across these three disciplines are bonds with multiple OEMs.
You know, there’s something about the rhythm of a NASCAR season that feels familiar. Teams start the year with big hopes, hit the summer stretch trying to find their footing, and then, when the playoffs loom, everything gets real.
Rumors are swirling around the NASCAR community about what could be one of the most significant manufacturer shifts in recent memory. With Ram Trucks making
NASCAR is seeing the return of RAM in the Truck Series next season. The Stellantis brand will work with Kaulig Racing for next season. This comeback has opened the possibility for another Stellantis brand, Dodge to re-enter the Cup Series in the near future.
With Stellantis bringing Ram back to the NASCAR Truck Series, could Richard Childress Racing partner with the future Dodge program? Ideally, we will see the automaker put Dodge back into the Cup Series, and when that happens, who will be the flagship team or teams?
In the aftermath of Austin Hill and Aric Almirola's incident at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on July 27, team owner Richard Childress has made an odd claim about what led to the crash.
Richard Childress is standing by his driver after a controversial move in the closing laps of Saturday's Pennzoil 250 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Kyle Busch is still in the thick of the NASCAR Cup Series playoff picture following Sunday's race at Dover Motor Speedway, but team owner Richard Childress isn't happy with where the No. 8 is in regard to speed.
Cheddar’s Scratch Kitchen and Richard Childress Racing (RCR) are teaming up this weekend at Dover Motor Speedway, in an effort to show their appreciation for the active-duty members and veterans of the U.S.
The NASCAR Xfinity Series made its return to Rockingham Speedway on Saturday for the first time since 2004 and the race did not disappoint. Saturday’s race was full of action and carnage that saw many cars torn up as well as fuel strategy come into play late in the race.
It appears that Richard Childress Racing is on the hunt for solutions. With drivers Kyle Busch and Austin Dillon both in danger of missing the 2024 Cup Series playoffs, the team is in desperate need of speed and results halfway through the year.
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