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Richard Childress, Rick Hendrick and Dale Jarrett will be up consideration for the NASCAR Hall of Fame along with 22 other nominees when the selection panel meets to deliberate and vote in Charlotte, N.C., on Wednesday. For the first time, NASCAR...

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- The image of five-time Sprint Cup champion Jimmie Johnson and the No. 48 team has been vanilla in the minds of those who don't really know them. Businesslike. Boring. That might change if people get to see the video of Johns...

Winning Daytona 500 team owner Rick Hendrick wants to find out what allowed the front clip of Kyle Larson's car to be sheared off in Saturday's Nationwide Series race.

Chevrolet may have pulled out of NASCAR had the governing body not developed the new "Gen 6" car that returns brand identity to the sport. "It would have been a good chance," Rick Hendrick said. "As a matter of fact, I'm sure they might have."

Thanks to the new Gen-6 race car, brand identity in NASCAR is back. The big question: Will the new car drive the sport's brand-loyal consumers back to the showroom?

Mr. H tossing out one-liners? Chad Knaus looking cool and relaxed? A little warning for all Sprint Cup drivers not in the Hendrick Motorsports stable: Be afraid.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. will enter the 2013 season with 13 unsponsored races.

The cover finally is off the new Chevrolet entry for the 2013 Sprint Cup season.

After tangling on the track and nearly scuffling in the garage last week, Jeff Gordon and Clint Bowyer got much of the attention leading into NASCAR's season finale.

Rick Hendrick had hoped he'd be celebrating in Victory Lane at Homestead. The fact he was celebrating Jeff Gordon's win and not Jimmie Johnson's Cup title was bittersweet.

NASCAR says there was no intent to squelch the "boys have at" mentality the sport sought to recapture a few years ago with heavy penalties levied last weekend at Phoenix.

HOMESTEAD, Fla. -- Fliers are floating around the Sprint Cup garage at Homestead-Miami Speedway that aren't very complimentary to Jeff Gordon. Yes, someone's attempt at humor -- while taking potshots at the four-time champion for wrecking Clint Bowy...

Jeff Gordon regrets letting his anger and emotion push him into making what he called a "bad choice" on Sunday at Phoenix International Raceway.

NASCAR team owner Rick Hendrick> held a midrace news conference at Kansas Speedway on Sunday to retract his previous statement that Dale Earnhardt Jr. was cleared to race next weekend at Martinsville, Va.

Many people didn't take Michael Waltrip's foray into team ownership seriously in 2007. With both his full-time drivers in the Chase, now's a good time to own up to that misjudgment.

What's it like being Dale Earnhardt Jr. these days ... especially after a Cup win? Plain crazy.