While Richard Petty famously raced a NASCAR Plymouth, Toyota wanted to see what “that” would look like if it was a GR Supra ...

His last championship came in 1979. But Richard Petty's big sunglasses, cowboy hat and that No. 43 still loom large over stock-car racing. Petty raced for a remarkable 34 years. His record seven ...

He is Richard Petty, a retired stock car driver, who has lived in Randleman, N.C., all his 59 years. He fields cars for other drivers. He is married to his high school sweetheart, Lynda Owens ...

Toyota brand ambassador and former Top Gear USA host Rutledge Wood came up with the idea of blending a GR Supra with the most famous of Petty cars, Richard Petty's 1970 Plymouth Superbird.

His last championship came in 1979. But Richard Petty's big sunglasses, cowboy hat and that No. 43 still loom large over stock-car racing. Richard Petty won seven Wiston Cup championships.

Drive the Richard Petty car based on his Dodge from the 70s. Highlight the #44 Kyle Petty car with the shifter in 4th, put the shifter into 1st and Richard Petty will pop up. At the driver select ...

Out of there, she said ‘Y’all go home, go to Greensboro and get a car. Richard Petty speaking on the Dale. Jr Download Podcast The entire incident was nearly fatal, with Richard Petty also ...

Richard Petty (pictured above) made some rather disparaging remarks about IndyCar veteran and current NASCAR driver Danica Patrick (inset) while at the Canadian Motorsports Expo, implying that the ...

Since his retirement in 1992, Richard Petty has been ... owns a high-performance shop called Petty’s Garage, which predominantly modifies American cars such as Ford and Dodge.

The day-long sessions provide both classroom and on-track sessions that allow the participants to learn more about vehicle dynamics and how to control their cars. The Richard Petty Driving ...

The new coffee-table book from The Daytona Beach News-Journal and USA TODAY Network chronicles everything from the earliest years of fast cars on Daytona ... American Race. Petty’s foreword ...