jennifer23+FollowDillon's Redemption: RCR's Future at StakeAustin Dillon's victory at Richmond was more than just a ticket to the NASCAR Playoffs; it was a redemption story for him and Richard Childress Racing (RCR). Dillon's candid post-race comments revealed ongoing tensions with his grandfather, Richard Childress, over the team's direction. Despite the heated debates, Dillon's leadership is crucial as he eyes a future role in RCR's front office. This win not only boosts his playoff hopes but also mends past grievances, showing the resilience of the Dillon-Childress partnership. #NASCAR #AustinDillon #RCR #Sports #Racing #NASCAR41Share
jennifer23+FollowTy Dillon Sets Record Straight on RCR ExitInteresting insight from Ty Dillon, aka the 'Young Gun' of the Childress clan. He recently addressed rumors about a supposed rift with Richard Childress Racing. Turns out, there’s no family drama—Ty just had to carve his own path when opportunities at RCR dried up. He credits the experience for making him a stronger driver and person, and he’s still close with his legendary granddad, 'Pop Pop.' Sometimes, you’ve got to leave home to find your way back! #NASCAR #TyDillon #RCR #Sports #Racing10Share
qglover+FollowRowdy Meltdown: Busch vs. Next Gen DramaWow, Rowdy was on fire in Kansas—just not in the way RCR fans hoped. Kyle Busch let loose on the radio after getting stuck behind Bubba, blasting the Next Gen car and calling out NASCAR. Even his spotter agreed! Things only got wilder after a four-wide tangle sent the No. 8 sliding. Love him or hate him, you can’t deny Busch’s passion—or his frustration with these cars. Is it the car, the driver, or just classic Busch drama? Let’s hear your takes! #NASCAR #KyleBusch #NextGen #Kansas400 #RCR #Sports32Share
romankimberly+FollowRowdy’s Big Backer: Can RCR Turn It Around?Huge news for Rowdy Nation! Kyle Busch just landed a multi-year sponsorship with Morgan & Morgan, the $2B law firm, right when RCR needs a boost the most. After a rough 2024 and zero Cup wins last season, this deal could be the spark the No. 8 team needs. The big question: Will this high-profile partnership help Busch and RCR bounce back, or is the real issue deeper than dollars? Let’s hear your takes! #NASCAR #KyleBusch #RCR #RowdyNation #Sponsorship #CupSeries #Sports51Share
Jason Smith+FollowJesse Love Joins Rowdy at Kansas—Rivalry Brewing?Big news for RCR fans: Jesse Love is set for two more Cup Series starts, teaming up with Rowdy (Kyle Busch) at Kansas and Richmond. Love impressed in his Bristol debut and has been soaking up advice from Busch, who praised the rookie’s willingness to learn. With Love’s Xfinity momentum and Rowdy’s mentorship, could we see a friendly rivalry or a breakout moment for the young gun? This duo is definitely one to watch as the season heats up! #NASCAR #RCR #JesseLove #KyleBusch #Kansas400 #Sports00Share
Jason Smith+FollowRowdy Sends a Message at Dega QualifyingKyle "Rowdy" Busch just threw down a serious lap at Talladega, clocking in as the fastest Chevy and landing P3 overall in Cup Series qualifying. After a rough patch with RCR and plenty of chatter about the No.8 car’s struggles, this is exactly the kind of statement Richard Childress loves to see. Busch’s speed has everyone wondering if he’s about to break his winless streak where he last took the checkers for RCR in ‘23. Is this the weekend Rowdy returns to Victory Lane? #NASCAR #Talladega #KyleBusch #RCR #RowdyNation #Sports70Share
Roger Franco+FollowRCR’s Rockingham Heartbreak: DSQ Drama!Tough break for Jesse Love and the RCR crew! After snatching a dramatic win at Rockingham—the first Xfinity race there in 21 years—NASCAR dropped the hammer with a post-race DSQ over a rear suspension issue. Even after an appeal, the panel sided with NASCAR, so the win goes to Sammy Smith and JRM. RCR says there was no foul play, but the rules are the rules. Can the No. 2 team bounce back at Talladega? Let’s hear your takes! #NASCAR #XfinitySeries #RCR #Rockingham #Talladega #RacingDrama #Sports80Share
Kyle Bennett+FollowRCR Benches No. 33 After Tough RunsLooks like Richard Childress Racing is hitting pause on the No. 33 Chevy after back-to-back 31st place finishes with Austin Hill and Jesse Love. Hill, a regular in the Xfinity Series, and rookie Love just couldn’t find speed in their Cup outings at Darlington and Bristol. With the No. 33 missing from Talladega’s entry list, is RCR just regrouping, or is this a sign they’re rethinking their part-time Cup strategy? Fans, what’s your take on the team’s next move? #NASCAR #RCR #AustinHill #JesseLove #CupSeries #Sports278Share
