Despite the team owners' contentions, NASCAR itself has maintained optimism that they will be able to reach a deal. Several weeks ago at the CAA World Congress of Sports in Los Angeles, NASCAR COO Steve O'Donnell stated that the sanctioning body was "very close" to reaching an agreement on charter renewals.

XI Racing co-owner Michael Jordan told The New York Times that NASCAR’s unwillingness to create permanent charters for Cup teams is “a big, big miss” and that “if you don’t correct that, the sport’s going to die not because of the competition aspect,

If NASCAR doesn't work out a permanent charter agreement soon, NBA legend Michael Jordan thinks NASCAR might die. The post Michael Jordan Predicts NASCAR Will Die Without New Charter Agreement appeared first on Heavy.

Richard Petty has looked back fondly on his glittering NASCAR career as he pinpointed the most memorable era of his storied rise to the top of sport.

Richard Petty drove many cars over his decorated career. Having experienced many generations of NASCAR vehicles, the all-time Cup Series wins leader named his favorite racecar to operate Appearing on Dale Earnhardt Jr.

Erik Jones was cleared by doctors and approved to return by NASCAR on Thursday, but his Legacy Motor Club team will hold him out of this weekend’s race at Kansas Speedway to allow him more time to recover from his crash at Talladega.

Erik Jones will be back in his No. 43 car at Darlington. Legacy Motor Club announced Thursday that Jones had been cleared to return to the NASCAR Cup Series after suffering a spinal compression fracture in a crash at Talladega.

Despite getting medical clearance from NASCAR, Erik Jones will sit out Sunday's race at Kansas to allow him more time to recover from his crash at Talladega.