INDIANAPOLIS - NASCAR fans are rallying on social media, urging Fox Sports to broadcast Friday’s ARCA Menards Series and ...

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Michael Waltrip, two-time Daytona 500 winner, visited Nashville to promote a NASCAR race and his new beer, Governor's Golden Ale. The beer is a collaboration between Waltrip's brewing company, Joe ...

On Wednesday's episode of his YouTube morning show, Coffee with Kenny, former driver and NASCAR’s media mouthpiece Kenny ...

Michael Waltrip’s Taproom’s grand opening is May 16 at 7731 Gateway Lane NW, less than 2 miles from the track. Coincidentally, that’s the track where Waltrip made his Cup debut at the 1985 ...

Retired NASCAR champion Michael Waltrip hops into brewery business, revs up for 100 new bars in five years 'You got to be tough in these times, and I think our team is just that,' Waltrip said ...

Mark Martin, who drives for Michael Waltrip Racing, has started 24 in a row and will tie Waltrip's streak Sunday. "I'm crushed for him," Martin said. "I know how much the Daytona 500 means to him.

Michael Waltrip apologized Thursday for his team's role in NASCAR's biggest cheating scandal, saying he was so embarrassed he almost pulled out of Daytona 500 preparations.

Michael Waltrip will be tending bar at Daytona Beach International Airport on Monday, Feb. 12. In the NASCAR realm, Michael Waltrip is well-known as a two-time Daytona 500 winner, ...

How new Michael Waltrip beer got its name Waltrip is usually in charge of naming the signature beers at his brewery. Governor's Golden Ale, however, was not the name Waltrip suggested for this beer.

Michael Waltrip cheated, apologized and then vindicated himself the only way he knew how: He drove his way into the Daytona 500. The two-time Daytona winner _ almost too embarrassed to get behind ...

Michael Waltrip Brewing Co. has plans to open more taprooms fast. Two to four Michael Waltrip Taprooms will open in the Charlotte region, with one or two by the end of the year, McAllister said.