The United States Air Force will reunite with Bubba Wallace this season as a primary sponsor on the No. 23 Toyota Camry in the NASCAR Cup Series.Wallace drove a U.S. Air Force-sponsored car during his tenure at Richard Petty Motorsports (2018-2020, main image). However, when Wallace became the flagship driver...

Asked which was more difficult – entering Turn 1 at Indianapolis at 220mph or finding funds to keep racing Indy cars – Conor Daly didn't hesitate."Finding money, that's a lot tougher," said the second-generation driver who was confirmed Tuesday as Dale Coyne's third entry in the 102nd Indianapolis 500. "It's...

Dale Coyne Racing with Thom Burns Racing has confirmed an entry for Conor Daly in this year's Indianapolis 500.Daly will drive the No.17 U.S. Air Force-sponsored Honda as he attempts to make his fifth career Indy 500 start. The Thom Burns Racing entry is the third for the DCR team...

Conor Daly has secured a seat with Thom Burns Racing for this year's Indy 500, the team has let slip on social media.The team mistakenly posted an announcement on Twitter but deleted it immediately.As first reported by RACER, Daly will pilot the No.17 U.S. Air Force entry. Formal confirmation is...

The United States Air Force will partner with Richard Petty Motorsports for the 10th consecutive year, sponsoring Bubba Wallace's No. 43 Chevy during the July 4 weekend at Daytona and Veterans Day weekend at Phoenix.It's time to buzz the tower. Ready to fly with@usairforce/@USAFRecruitingin 2018!pic.twitter.com/bLdqZY2Ex8— Darrell Wallace Jr (@BubbaWallace)December 18,...

There is a place for Richard Petty Motorsports in NASCAR as long as "The King" himself is around.Related StoriesWhen asked about the future of his organization over the weekend at Daytona International Speedway, Petty said with a small chuckle he's not sure his son, Kyle, would take up the mallet...