Jim France had taken on the challenge of being NASCAR’s CEO and Chairman in the 2018 season and hasn’t backed down ever since. While the sport has undergone some questionable phases, the ...

Jim France, executive vice president of NASCAR, stands on pit road as he watches auto racing at Daytona International Speedway, in Daytona Beach, Fla. France replaced his nephew as head of NASCAR ...

“This idea of Jim France getting Spire to do this deal so he could run this driver, all of this has been probably worked on for a month, two months, maybe more,” Dale Earnhardt Jr. said.

On Thursday, Jordan Bianchi of The Athletic reported that NASCAR CEO and co-owner Jim France had been in negotiations to fund a NASCAR Cup Series entry for the July 20 race at Sonoma Raceway.

But Jim France decided to call of the attempts and talking about it in the recent episode of the Dale Jr. Download podcast, Hall of Famer Dale Earnhardt Jr. highlighted that Indy 500 factor behind ...

Michael Jordan's NASCAR team is suing NASCAR and CEO Jim France for what it said are anticompetitive practices and monopolistic control of the sport. Jordan said the way NASCAR is run is unfair to ...

However, after the criticism, Jim France decided not to go ahead with the entry. Also Read:: NASCAR Rumor: Huge YouTuber Could Join New Factory-Backed Team Charter System at the Center of the Storm ...

Jim France -- brother of Bill France Jr. -- and Lesa France Kennedy are believed to own the majority stake in NASCAR, according to public documents, but the family does not comment on its ...