What’s Happening? The Petty Racing family is celebrating their diamond anniversary in NASCAR this year, and despite being one of the most recognizable names in
What’s Happening? With 200 wins and 7 Championships, Richard Petty remains the undisputed “King” of stock car racing. He earned that nickname through incredible performances
What’s Happening? Richard Petty’s 200-win mark is arguably NASCAR’s most unbreakable record, but, what if I told you that an argument can be made for
In this episode of ‘Made in Level Cross’, hosts Thad Moffitt and Rowland George delve into the world of racing, sharing insights and stories from
When you ask NASCAR fans who the greatest stock car driver is, many from across all generations will immediately say Richard Petty. Nicknamed, “The King”,
What’s Happening? The 2024 season marks 75 years in NASCAR for the Petty family, and they intend to celebrate it in style. The Petty Family
On October 9, 1983, Richard Petty won his 198th at Charlotte Motor Speedway in the Miller High Life 500. Four hours later, Ken Squier did a stand-up in the Charlotte Motor Speedway press box announcing Richard Petty’s car had a massively oversized engine and left side tires on the right side of the car. The result, a 104 point penalty and a $35,000 fine (roughly $105,000 in today’s money).
Petty is rightfully considered the “King” of stock car racing. However, I am here to present that there is an argument that Pearson was a better driver than Richard Petty. Before you talk about how ridiculous that is, just hear me out.
Eric Estepp continues his trek along the Moonshine and Motorsports Trail. He starts off with a trip to the North Carolina State Capital in Raleigh
In a sport dominated by brand loyalty, Richard Petty’s iconic 43 has been a but of an oxymoron. The announcement yesterday of the 43 car switching its’ manufacturer to Toyota is nothing new to King Richard I. Here is a brief look at every manufacturer the the 43 has graced the side of over the years in the Cup Series.
