NASCAR's most decorated champion, Richard Petty, made headlines in February 2014 for his scathing remark about Danica Patrick's capabilities behind the wheel.

In the hallowed halls of NASCAR, where the Petty family name is synonymous with racing royalty, Richard "The King" Petty has long been a prominent figure, carving out his remarkable legacy. The post ...

In the past few days, both 2012 NASCAR Cup champion Brad Keselowski and three-time Daytona 500 Denny Hamlin have called for ...

When you talk about NASCAR's greatest legends, the conversation begins and often ends with the name Richard Petty. The post ...

NASCAR is expanding. The stock car series has constantly brought in new tracks to diversify the calendar. Street races are ...

Richard Petty shared his take on the NASCAR street races, and slammed them with the term "handicapped." The former NASCAR ...

Richard Petty, with a record 200 Cup Series wins, seven championships and a first-ballot inductee into the Hall of Fame, is considered NASCAR’s greatest driver.

Richard Petty’s request to divulge intimate details of his and his family’s life is embodied in a one-hour SPEED special premiering Feb. 18 at 8:30 p.m. ET.

Lee Petty (middle) and son Richard Petty (far right) The future king…was learning from the best. Lee Petty retired in the early 60s and built the foundation for what was coming next.

Richard Petty walked into the media center at Daytona International Speedway in February 2010, a few days before the season-opening Daytona 500, bearing bad news.

Richard Petty, with a record 200 Cup Series wins, seven championships and a first-ballot inductee into the Hall of Fame, is considered NASCAR's greatest driver.

Petty and his family have been a part of the sport since its inception—with his father running in the first NASCAR race 75 years ago. “I went to the very first Cup race NASCAR had in 1949 and ...