The 2026 NASCAR schedule is beginning to take shape. Last week, it was the news of NASCAR going to Naval Base Coronado in San Diego.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. watched JR Motorsports driver Justin Allgaier win the NASCAR Nashville Xfinity race, who celebrated with his own daughters.

The track’s moment of glory might not be far off if the latest reports are to be believed, and waiting to cheer right alongside Ryan Blaney is Dale Earnhardt Jr.

Further exemplifying the enduring synergy between these two iconic entertainment institutions, a few new, recent country songs have nodded to one of NASCAR’s greats, the late Dale Earnhardt Sr.

One of the most successful drivers to campaign a Monte Carlo was, of course, Dale Earnhardt Sr., whose "Intimidator" nickname—earned due to his aggressive driving style—adorns this special ...

Dale Earnhardt Sr. celebrated for his legendary rivalries in NASCAR history. Dale Earnhardt Sr. NASCAR rivalry stories are often full of fierce competition, but a new perspective has emerged through ...

Dale Earnhardt Sr.'s fiery 2000 Daytona rant still defines NASCAR's legacy, influencing debates on speed, safety, and the sport's soul today.

The official Instagram account for Richard Childress Racing, Earnhardt Sr.’s longtime racing home, also commented with “Solid choice!,” while Dale Earnhardt Jr. commented with a series of ...

But with a little help from his boss Dale Earnhardt Jr., the 18-year-old rookie found his way to Victory Lane at the 2.5-mile triangular track.

NASCAR Hall-of-Famer Dale Earnhardt led Connor Zilisch and the No. 88 JR Motorsports team to Victory Lane in his crew-chief debut at Pocono.