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With 200 career wins, Petty not only left an indelible mark on the sport but also became a cultural icon. Discover how his ...

Richard Petty Shares What He Really Wants for 2025 and the Daytona 500, honoring family legacy and charity work.

Richard Petty is one of the most iconic and successful American racing drivers ever, winning seven NASCAR championships and ...

Richard Petty reveals the family's most special holiday, honoring family bonds, Adam Petty's legacy, and acts of kindness." ...

Richard Petty's initial victory was overturned after his father, Lee Petty, protested the win during Richard's second ...

The 1978 Daytona 500 winner and his infamous No. 28 "Gray Ghost" were the duo to beat in Daytona Beach during the 23rd ...

When Richard Petty discussed the motivations for his extensive interaction with fans in the past and how it contributed to his racing success.

Here's why Richard Petty is donating more than 400 acres of land to Victory Junction, a nonprofit based in his hometown of Randleman. A Triad legend and former NASCAR driver is donating more than ...

Veteran crew chief Dale Inman once discussed parting ways after a formidable driver-crew chief partnership with NASCAR legend Richard Petty.

RANDLEMAN, N.C. — NASCAR legend Richard Petty has made a significant contribution to Victory Junction, a camp dedicated to children with serious medical conditions, by donating 403 acres of land.

Richard Petty, 86, passed away on Wednesday, November 27, 2024. He was born on April 12, 1938, in Oklahoma City, to R. M. (Pat) and Jennie Petty. He grew up in Clovis and Portales, New Mexico.