Rev Racing is taking on a new challenge. The competition arm of the Drive for Diversity program has forged an alliance with Kyle Busch Motorsports and will take on the Craftsman Truck Series in 2023.

In 2024, Rev Racing looked like a team on the come-up, going down the MHR route. An ARCA team that transitioned to trucks and achieved immediate success. Making the playoffs back-to-back in their 1st ...

Some rising stars in NASCAR now have more support from a championship-winning OEM. Chevrolet has announced a partnership with Rev Racing and expanded support for the NASCAR Drive for Diversity Program ...

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — NASCAR and Rev Racing announced today the next generation of drivers participating in the NASCAR Drive for Diversity Driver Development Program. Following a national and ...

While Kyle Busch Motorsports doesn’t operate any NASCAR teams anymore, that doesn’t mean they do not exist. KBM is still very much a business and recently they were awarded $105,000 in a judgment ...

When Kyle Busch announced that he had joined Richard Childress Racing to continue his decorated NASCAR Cup Series career a few months ago — marking a hopeful milestone in a stressful summer — so much ...

Kyle Busch Motorsports has recently notched a legal victory, marking a momentous occasion amidst a tumultuous racing season. The company, though no longer managing NASCAR teams, remains vigorously ...

CONCORD, N.C. — Rev Racing announced Friday it will be expanding into the NASCAR national series in 2023, fielding a full-time ride in the Craftsman Truck Series with its technical alliance partner, ...

According to a Friday morning report from TobyChristie.com, Spire Motorsports will no longer have a partnership in place with REV Racing in 2025. Prior to this season, REV Racing fielded the No. 2 ...

When Jennifer Satterfield-Siegel began attending NASCAR races in 2007 with her husband, Max Siegel, then president of global operations for Dale Earnhardt Inc., she noticed that they often were the ...