By now, news of the Richard Childress and Kyle Busch confrontation has gotten plenty of headlines. According to multiple sources, such as this ESPN article , about 30 minutes ...

When Kyle Busch left for Richard Childress Racing in 2023, it was billed as a career reboot. The post “Absolutely Terrible”- RCR Insider Publicly Acknowledges Winless Kyle Busch’s Cup Struggles ...

NASCAR on Sunday blasted Richard Childress for his role in an altercation with driver Kyle Busch the previous day. The team owner had limited access at Kansas Speedway on Sunday, and NASCAR ...

Kyle Busch and Richard Childress could become kindred spirits of old-school racers, ... The fact that they had a fight — Childress was the primary aggressor and was fined $150,000, ...

Basically, in what's now known as the "hold my watch" incident, then-65-year-old Childress and then-26-year-old Busch tangled after a Truck Series race at Kansas Speedway in 2011.

In the high-stakes world of NASCAR, stories of resilience and reinvention often define a season more than mere wins or losses. The post Kyle Busch’s Crew Chief Publicly Concedes RCR’s “Weakest Link” ...

No recovery path for Kyle Busch. Richard Childress has confirmed they will field a third car on a part-time basis in 2025. Andy Street, who served as Xfinity star Austin Hill’s crew chief, will ...

Richard Childress admits having ‘questions’ over Kyle Busch . While Kyle Busch is undoubtedly one of the best drivers to compete in NASCAR in recent years, the 40-year-old is not in his prime.

It’s no secret 2024 has been a tough season for Richard Childress Racing, as Kyle Busch and Austin Dillon both failed to qualify for the playoffs. Busch came close to a win a number of times ...