NASCAR O'Reilly Series

Although he’s only competed in NASCAR’s national series fulltime for four years, Austin Dillon has already perfected the art of proving he’s the best rookie in a series one year and the series’ best overall driver the next. In 2014, he gets an opportunity to start the process all over again when he moves to the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series.

Viva Motorsports announced today that Bill Henderson would assume Crew Chief duties for Jamie Dick and the No. 55 Viva Auto Group Chevrolet Camaro. Henderson will take over the role effective immediately in preparation for the upcoming 2014 NASCAR Nationwide Series (NNS).

RAB Racing is pleased to announce that they have signed 2012 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) Champion James Buescher to a multi-year deal to compete full time in the NASCAR Nationwide Series (NNS). Buescher has competed full time in the NCWTS for the past three seasons and has recorded one championship and two third-place finishes in the drivers' championship standings.

Turner Scott Motorsports (TSM) announced today that driver James Buescher will not return to the organization in 2014. Buescher, 23, has driven for TSM since the team's inception in 2010.

Up-and-coming driver Landon Cassill will drive the JD Motorsports with Gary Keller lead car – the No. 4 G&K Services Chevrolet – for the 2014 Nationwide Series season.

NASCAR today announced a number of changes to the selection process for the NASCAR Hall of Fame (NHOF), including a modification to driver eligibility parameters and the creation of a new award to honor significant contributions to the growth and success of the sport.

Twenty-two year old former Truck Series driver Dakoda Armstrong has been tapped by the ‘King’ to drive the iconic No. 43 Ford Mustang full-time...

Continuing to experience strong support of its NASCAR Nationwide Series race team sponsorship program, the Northeastern Supply Company will add yet another season to its string of years in which it has offered such support.

Richard Petty Motorsports (RPM) announced today its signing of 22-year-old Dakoda Armstrong, who will assume driving duties of the No. 43 Ford Mustang in the NASCAR Nationwide Series (NNS). The multi-year contract marks an ongoing commitment towards winning as the RPM team looks to build upon recent success.

“It doesn't make me who I am. It doesn't control me. I want to go out there and win races. I want people to see that you can have tough things in your life and still go on. You can stay positive and keep pushing on and rely on God for strength. I'm not going to let this scare me or hold me on a chokehold. You can't live life when you're scared."