Relive Terry Labonte's thrilling 1996 NASCAR Cup Series championship as he outdueled Hendrick Motorsports teammate Jeff ...

After the shocking radio blowout between William Byron and crew chief Rudy Fugle at EchoPark Speedway sent shockwaves through ...

After taking Jeff Gordon’s place, Chase Elliott drove Hendrick Motorsports’ renowned No. 24 Chevrolet for his first two ...

CONCORD, N.C. - This weekend, Hendrick Motorsports and the NASCAR Cup Series will take to North Wilkesboro Speedway for the ...

Thirty-seven drivers are entered for Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series race at North Wilkesboro Speedway. Here's the complete entry ...

Kevin Harvick feels that the No. 24 team at Hendrick Motorsports is facing a crisis. With William Byron currently sitting ...

Hendrick Automotive Group didn’t have to travel far to add a bit of Europe to its lineup. The North Carolina-based dealership ...

Discover how NASCAR legend Rick Hendrick rose from a Virginia tobacco farm to build a $14.5 billion automotive empire, founding Hendrick Motorsports and prioritizing people, performance, and legacy.

Kyle Larson and William Byron are coworkers. Not the sort who steal your yogurt from the office refrigerator or spend half the morning explaining cryptocurrency. They’re the sort who drive 190 mph ...

The nation's largest privately owned automotive retail company now owns Ferrari of Greensboro, Maserati of Greensboro and Porsche Greensboro.

Relive Jeff Gordon's North Wilkesboro win in the last Cup Series points race at the track before its 2026 return, followed by Rick Hendrick's reaction from pit road.

The company acquired eight high-end franchises in Charlotte and Greensboro, including Aston Martins, Alfa Romeos and Maseratis.