In NASCAR, drama doesn’t always unfold on the racetrack; it often brews behind closed office doors as teams push for better cars, stronger alliances, and broader expansion. Richard Childress Racing, a staple in the sport since its first Cup Series entry in the late 1960s, finds itself at the center of recent buzz. From the moment Ram Trucks announced its return to the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series in June 2025, set to kick off in 2026, speculation has swirled about potential moves to the Cup Series.

Dodge is no stranger to the NASCAR Cup Series, having last competed in 2012 before stepping away. Teams like Kaulig Racing, now aligned with Ram for its Truck Series comeback, add layers to these discussions on growth and partnerships. For RCR, which has relied on Chevrolet engines for over fi

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