Richard Childress Racing (RCR) has responded to NASCAR suspending Austin Hill for his incident with Aric Almirola during the Xfinity Series race at Indianapolis this past weekend.
One of the more controversial moments from the weekend that was at Indianapolis Motor Speedway for NASCAR happened during Saturday’s Xfinity Series race.
Richard Childress was not happy with how Kyle Busch and the No. 8 team finished this past Sunday’s race at Dover Motor Speedway. After Busch finished 11th, Childress went on the radio and said the following: “Gotta get some race cars.
Richard Childress has just about had it. The veteran team owner is tired of his team underperforming. It’s not just the drivers, but his cars, their setups and overall performance.
Following the finish at Dover, Richard Childress was on the radio talking to his team and Denny Hamlin has thoughts as a team owner. RC let his drivers, Austin Dillon and Kyle Busch, know that things aren’t up to standard.
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.
For the second time this season, the Xfinity Series heads to Atlanta and the newly renamed Echo Park Speedway. Here is your preview for Friday night’s Focused Health 250.
Will Brown is all set to make his second Cup Series start at the Chicago Street Course on July 7. The 2024 Supercars Champion, who made his debut at Sonoma Raceway last year, had a disappointing outing after his Richard Childress Racing car developed electrical issues during the race.
Kyle Busch joined Richard Childress last weekend at Charlotte Motor Speedway and announced that he had signed an extension to continue racing for the organization through the 2026 season.
Kyle Busch had his option picked up by Richard Childress Racing on Saturday, keeping the two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion with the organization through the 2026 season.
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.
When it comes to the NASCAR Cup Series, it's no secret that Richard Childress Racing has been struggling. As of this week, Austin Dillon is 28th in the Cup Series standings.
As the NASCAR world focuses on the antitrust suit brought against the sanctioning body by 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports, another team owner is speaking out.
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.