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Hendrick Motorsports is currently the most successful team in NASCAR. Founded in 1984 by Rick Hendrick and the legendary Harry Hyde, the team has won numerous races and championships, including the following: It has fielded some of the sport’s most talented drivers including Jimmie Johnson, Jeff Gordon, Chase Elliott, Kyle Larson, Dale Earnhardt Junior, Mark

Team Penske was founded by Roger Penske in 1966 and entered NASCAR in 1972 at the Riverside international Raceway. it was part time until 1976 when it went full time finishing 4th with Bobby Allison. Although they ran two further races in 1980 they didn’t race fully again until 1991 with Rusty Wallace. Although they

The 23XI Racing team is a NASCAR team founded in 2020 and first featuring in the Daytona 500 in 2021. It is co-owned by NBA legend Michael Jordan and three-time Daytona 500 winner Denny Hamlin and this is where the team name stems from, 23XI is pronounced twenty three-eleven, in reference to Jordan’s iconic number

NASCAR has had many teams over the years and in the last few years there have been an influx of either new, or rebranded teams. Although many of these teams hit the ground running in the 2021 to 2023 seasons and we take a look the the NASCAR teams that are still in the cup

Joe Gibbs Racing (JGR) is a very successful team in NASCAR history. Founded by former NFL coach Joe Gibbs in 1992, the team has won 200 NASCAR Cup races and currently five championships as well as 193 (as of February 2023) in the Xfinity series as well. Although originally a General Motors team for the

Rick Ware Racing is a NASCAR team that tried to debut at the then Winston cup race at Sears Raceway in 1998. In 2011 There was a alliance made with Front Row Motorsports and although the driver at the time was not approved to race, Chris Cook then drove to a 27th place finish. the

RFK Racing is a NASCAR team that has been making a name for itself for over 50 years in one shape or another. It was orginally founded as Jack Roush Performance Engineering in 1976, and built engines for other racing teams Then in 1984 there was a return to the SCCa and IMSA road racing