Austin Dillon shares the enduring impact of Richard Childress' racing legacy and regret, revealing personal sacrifices at RCR.

Richard Childress has been vocal about his organization's performance, but Saturday night he rejoiced in his grandson's win.

Austin Dillon explains how his brother, Ty, and he are extremely capable of managing Richard Childress Racing in the future.

Austin Dillon’s win in the Cook Out 400 should have been a celebration. The 35-year-old driver rolled to his first ...

Richard Childress Racing driver Austin Dillon was recently featured on NASCAR veteran Kevin Harvick's Happy Hour podcast on ...

The Richard Childress Racing team owner, Richard Childress, recently spoke about Kyle Busch and his missed opportunities to ...

After an impressive win at Richmond Raceway, Austin Dillon gave some interesting insight into the inner-workings of one of ...

While it may have been somewhat of an advantage to be Richard Childress's grandson, Austin Dillon still has earned his way in ...

Since he made the team to field cars for himself in 1969, Richard Childress has been the rock of RCR. The post Austin Dillon ...

Richard Childress shares fond Richmond racing memories with Dale Earnhardt, celebrating grandson Austin Dillon's victory at ...

The Cook Out 400 at Richmond Raceway was completely sold out on Saturday, as fans flocked to witness the high-speed action ...

NASCAR's playoff concept is fine. But the system through which drivers gain eligibility to compete in the postseason is ...