Legendary racecar drivers Richard and Kyle Petty preview the Daytona 500 and what makes the event special on ‘Fox & Friends Weekend.’

Denny Hamlin is a three-time winner of the DAYTONA 500. Only two other drivers have enjoyed more trips to Victory Lane in the Great American Race—Richard Petty with a record seven wins and Cale Yarborough with four.

It was such a sweet moment at the time and thrilling, too. Now, when I think about it, I’m sentimentally sad. I’ve seen Richard Petty a few times lately and I guess that’s what brought back the memory.

Richard Petty may be retired, but Nascar's all-time wins leader is still incredibly popular. Now, he's debuting a new whiskey with Sugarlands ahead of the Nascar season.

It's the reason many were happy to see NASCAR Cup racing return to the Music City area at Nashville Superspeedway in 2021 and would like to see it come back to Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway as well.

Legendary NASCAR careers are defined by whether or not a driver won the Daytona 500. The elite race has been a cornerstone of motorsports for over 60 years and its winners list is essentially a who's who of stock car racing royalty.

Richard Petty has captured the most Daytona 500 victories. Who else has won the Great American Race in its 66-year history? Here's the list.

Petty and Pearson were simply the two winningest drivers in the history of NASCAR who just happened to spend the primes of their careers going head to head. Petty will forever be

Driving the No. 24 car made famous by Jeff Gordon, now one of his bosses at Hendrick Motorsports, William Byron joined Richard Petty, Cale Yarborough, Sterling Marlin and Denny Hamlin as the only

Richard Petty once said of the Daytona 500, “It’s better to be lucky than good.” And that proved to be true again last Sunday.

William Byron, in the most unpredictable fashion imaginable, captured his second consecutive Daytona 500 victory. Byron climbed from ninth to the lead in a wild last lap, which saw Denny Hamlin get spun from the lead.

President Donald Trump, second right, shakes hands with NASCAR Hall of Fame driver Richard Petty at the NASCAR Daytona 500 auto race at Daytona International Speedway, Sunday, Feb. 16, 2025,