If you call yourself a gearhead, you need to book a trip to Welcome, North Carolina, right now. While the current headlines are full of lawsuits and drama, let’s take a minute to appreciate what Richard Childress has actually built over the last 50 years. The Richard Childress Racing (RCR) Museum isn’t just a building; […]
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Dale Earnhardt Jr. ran a black rear bumper on his No. 88 Chevrolet at Hendrick Motorsports as a tribute to the 2001 Rolex 24 at Daytona, one of the final races he competed in alongside his father before Dale Sr. was killed at the 2001 Daytona 500. The design choice honored the yellow No. 3
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Johnny Roten, the respected performance director at Front Row Motorsports, passed away on November 19, 2025, at age 59 — just 10 days before his 60th birthday. The Wilkes County native spent more than three decades in the NASCAR community, contributing to some of the sport’s most significant moments, including Martin Truex Jr.’s 2017 Cup
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Richard Childress Racing has announced it is contemplating legal action against NASCAR over defamatory text messages sent by former NASCAR President Steve Phelps and Chief Revenue Officer Brian Herbst. The leaked texts, revealed during discovery in the 23XI Racing antitrust lawsuit, showed Phelps calling Hall of Fame team owner Richard Childress a “stupid redneck” and
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Harry Gant made NASCAR history on August 16, 1992 at Michigan International Speedway when he won the Champion Spark Plug 400 at 52 years and 219 days old. More than three decades later, nobody has broken his record as the oldest driver to ever win a Cup Series race. Harry Gant Started at 42, When
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Text messages unsealed as part of the 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports antitrust lawsuit revealed NASCAR Commissioner Steve Phelps calling legendary team owner Richard Childress a “stupid redneck” who needs to be “taken out back and flogged” during 2023 charter negotiations. The Messages That Shocked The NASCAR Fraternity Kenny Wallace couldn’t believe what he
Kevin Harvick just admitted something that’s been debated by NASCAR fans for over a decade: he intentionally pushed Brad Keselowski into Jeff Gordon during a late restart at Texas Motor Speedway in 2014, deliberately sparking a massive brawl. But here’s the kicker — Harvick did it on purpose, not because of pre-existing beef between Keselowski
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Jeremy Mayfield, long exiled from the NASCAR Cup Series garage, has stepped back into the spotlight with one blunt message for the sport’s leadership: “If it weren’t for ‘stupid’ rednecks those ‘suits’ wouldn’t have a job.” The line, posted on X, has exploded across social media as angry Nascar fans connect it directly to leaked
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Johnny Roten passed away on November 19, 2025 at Frye Regional Medical Center in Hickory, North Carolina after a brief illness. The Front Row Motorsports Performance Director was 60 years old and had spent over three decades building his legacy in NASCAR‘s garage. Johnny Roten’s Early Career With NASCAR Legends Born November 9, 1965 in
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Joey Logano just made one of the most dramatic personal statements in NASCAR offseason news. The three-time Cup Series champion completely shaved his head at a public groundbreaking ceremony in North Carolina, sparking massive social media buzz. But here’s what nobody expected: Denny Hamlin — who had just called out Logano indirectly for defending the
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Denny Hamlin just dropped a bombshell criticism of fellow NASCAR drivers, calling out competitors who defend the current winner-take-all championship format as “mediocre.” The longtime Joe Gibbs Racing driver made pointed comments on his Actions Detrimental podcast, arguing that drivers who had dominant seasons but lost in overtime prefer moving to a multi-race playoff structure,
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Is consistency killing NASCAR’s wildcard culture? That’s the burning question Dale Earnhardt Jr. and TJ Majors just dropped on their podcast, and it’s already sparking debate among NASCAR fans. The two racing legends broke down a hard truth about how the new 2026 playoff format could transform the sport in ways some fans won’t like
