Richard Petty has spent a lifetime watching NASCAR championships get decided, so when “The King” questions how much credit a driver really deserves, it carries plenty of weight.
For years, NASCAR’s postseason format has been one of the sport’s biggest sources of frustration, with fans, drivers, crew members, and others repeatedly questioning the elimination-style system.
When the ARCA Menards Series hit the track in Bristol last Thursday, the excitement across the garage was palpable. But just nine cars managed to finish on the lead lap.
Legacy Motor Club has made big changes to be prepared for the 2027 NASCAR season. They added a third charter, expanding from a two-car to a three-car organization.
The legendary Richard Petty will be recognized with North Carolina’s highest civilian honor this year, Gov. Josh Stein announced Thursday. Petty, a seven-time
The 1984 Firecracker 400 race is one of the most iconic events in the history of NASCAR. Richard Petty and Cale Yarborough were involved in a fierce battle over the final few laps of the race.
Richard Petty recently discussed NASCAR’s latest attempts to fix pack racing. The seven-time Cup champion expressed doubt over whether the new format changes will actually create a better show for the fans or just make things more complicated for the drivers.
Denny Hamlin‘s place in NASCAR history — with or without a championship to his name — is more than solidified. With his win on Sunday at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Hamlin broke a tie with Kevin Harvick to take over sole possession of 10th on the all-time wins list with 61 checkered flags.
Joey Logano has won three NASCARCup Series championships. He’s had the exclusive Champion’s Journal in his possession each time. But this last time around, the No.
Logano broke a record held by Petty on Sunday in the Autotrader 400 at EchoPark Speedway.
Richard Petty believes NASCAR has a star problem. In an interview with Forbes published Feb. 17, the seven-time Cup champion said the sport’s lack of a dominant superstar is hurting NASCAR as it looks to regain the popularity it enjoyed in the 1990s and 2000s.
For all of the incredible accomplishments in NASCAR history, no driver has ever been able to win its greatest race thrice in a row.
There’s a storm brewing in NASCAR, and it’s not on the radar. It’s on the track, it’s in the pits, and it’s definitely in the post-race interviews. The culprit?
Look, when “The King” himself starts throwing shade at modern NASCAR, you know things have gotten pretty messy. Richard Petty, the guy who won 200 Cup Series races (yeah, you read that right), just delivered a reality check that’s got the racing world buzzing harder than a restrictor plate engine at Talladega.
Over its nearly eight decades of history, NASCAR has seen its share of legendary drivers — many of whom carried with them incredible nicknames. These are the five greatest nicknames in NASCAR history, in no particular order.
You don't have to dig very deep to get The King's feelings on NASCAR's Chicago Street Race.
Some kings wear robes. Others wear crowns. Richard Petty wore a cowboy hat and sunglasses.
While many fans enjoyed NASCAR's trip to Mexico City this weekend, one of the main storylines following Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series race is the inclusion of race winner Shane van Gisbergen in the Cup Series playoffs.
Seven-time NASCAR Cup Series Champion Richard Petty is a legend of the sport. When he speaks up, people listen, and he hasn’t shied away from voicing his opinion on the current state of NASCAR.
NASCAR Hall of Famer Richard Petty has been known to keep things honest. Over the weekend, The King joined the Fox broadcast booth as part of the throwback weekend festivities and candidly shared his thoughts on the television coverage.
Sports fans have always been infatuated with Cinderella stories. But every now and then, two giants will clash in a marquee event for the ages.
By every conceivable measure, the 1981 Daytona 500 was Bobby Allison's to lose.
NASCAR has always been a family sport, but the family that runs it has always had a certain way of doing things.
With 305 wins, eight Daytona 500 and 10 Cup Series championships between the two men, fans who were alive to see the two great racers compete on a weekly basis were blessed to watch two legends fully commit to their craft.
Mother Nature isn't quite done impacting NASCAR races in 2024.
Richard Petty didn’t exactly find himself entertained during Sunday’s EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix at the Circuit of The Americas (COTA). Petty, giving his Petty Race Recap, said that COTA “does not lend itself to a good Cup race.” “I guess if you’d have been there, it’d have been worse than what it was on TV,” Petty said.
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