Just think back to Dodge’s glory days in the NASCAR Truck Series! The post “We’re Back in America’s Motorsport”: Dodge Officially Goes All In on NASCAR With Bold Statement for 2026 & Beyond appeared first on EssentiallySports.

With Ram Trucks set to make a huge announcement on the 8th of June, did FOX NASCAR spill the beans a day before on live television?

Ram unveiled its NASCAR plans prior to Sunday’s Firekeepers Casino 400 Cup race at Michigan International Speedway

Ram CEO Tim Kuniskis confirmed the NASCAR comeback, and he teased that a new Cup Series entry could come from somewhere: "We have cars in our company."

The Ram brand will compete in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series in 2026 with an eye toward Dodge going Cup racing in the years beyond.

It’s not the full Dodge return fans, or the industry want, but it’s a start—and in NASCAR, sometimes that’s how storms begin.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. is ready to see Ram back in NASCAR after being away for 13 years. On Dale Jr. Download, Earnhardt shared his reaction to the news and revealed what Ram’s ultimate goal is for its NASCAR return.

NASCAR fans are always looking for a reason to believe Ram and Dodge could return, and this could be a good one.

Ram, which previously competed from 2001-2012, will join Chevrolet, Ford and Toyota as the fourth manufacturer participating for NASCAR.

Denny Hamlin had a little bit of gas in reserve in order to win Michigan, then spent it on the celebration. Next, he'll celebrate his third child.

Stellantis, parent company of Dodge and Ram, officially unveiled the return of the Ram 1500 and the Hemi early Thursday. But the bigger surprise may have been what appeared in the background of a promotional video—what looks like a NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series entry bearing the Ram name.

Four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Jeff Gordon has opened up on what he described as a "terrifying experience" as he taught his kids to drive.