With many longstanding businesses closing lately, we were concerned when we ran across news Petty’s Garage was done for.

In the hallowed halls of NASCAR, where the Petty family name is synonymous with racing royalty, Richard "The King" Petty has long been a prominent figure, carving out his remarkable legacy. The post ...

NASCAR is expanding. The stock car series has constantly brought in new tracks to diversify the calendar. Street races are ...

Richard Petty criticizes NASCAR's street races, calling the format "handicapped" and questioning its safety and impact on competition.

John Force has more NHRA championships, more Funny Car victories, and more No. 1 qualifiers than anyone in drag‑racing history.

Richard Petty's 1965 NASCAR boycott over the banned 426 Hemi reshaped racing, marking a key moment of conflict, innovation, and comeback in motorsports history.

The time with Petty was eye-opening for Keselowski, who quizzed the seven-time Cup champion about his life and career. Keselowski explains what the time with Petty meant to him and why he calls Petty ...

“I feel that Richard Petty is the greatest race car driver that ever lived. The reason why I feel that way is broader than just his persona, which is, I think, it’s pretty cool.

Richard Petty, arguably the most successful NASCAR Cup Series driver, once ventured into the world of drag racing during his racing days.

Here’s a crash course — a cheat sheet, really — for the 67th running of the Daytona 500 ...

NASCAR’s racing royalty Richard Petty and the late Dale Earnhardt, both seven-time series champions, are two of NASCAR’s most iconic stars.