A NASCAR insider has the latest on Dodge making its return to NASCAR Cup Series. Jordan Bianchi of The Athletic shared ...

Dodge is talking to at least one NASCAR Cup Series organization about possibly switching manufacturers. Find out the latest ...

Dodge is revealing some of the highlights of this year's horsepower celebration known as Roadkill Nights. The festival that ...

Tony Stewart stepped into Leah Pruett's seat after she decided to take a break and step back to focus on her family. Stewart ...

Former NASCAR driver Tony Stewart has parted ways with Donny Schatz, effective immediately, ending nearly an 18-year run in ...

Dodge exited NASCAR on a high note, as it won the 2012 Cup Series championship with Brad Keselowski. Chevrolet, Ford, and Toyota are currently the only three OEMs competing in NASCAR.

Dodge has not competed in the Cup Series since the 2012 championship, but this trend could change. Steve Phelps said that "things are progressing" with OEMs.

NASCAR President Steve Phelps said 'talks are progressing' to add a fourth automaker to the sport, but would not confirm rumors that talks are ongoing with Dodge.

Dodge returned to NASCAR competition in 2001 after an absence of nearly a quarter century and currently fields just the two Penske teams, the No. 2 driven by Brad Keselowski and the No. 22 ...

Dodge is eyeing a return to the NASCAR Truck Series as soon as the 2026 season and according to Adam Stern of Sports Business Journal, another manufacturer could also be on the way in the future.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. is excited about the possibility of Dodge returning to NASCAR, with Chris Knight of Catchfence reporting the manufacturer is eying a return to the Truck Series as soon as the ...

Dodge could return to the NASCAR Premier Series Published Dec. 9, 2016 1:24 p.m. ET share Chase Wilhelm ...