The Zest soap brand will be back on board Ricky Stenhouse Jr.'s No. 16 Ford as a primary sponsor in 2015.

What happens when you combine racing highlights with a British guy who knows nothing about NASCAR? A jolly good time, that's what. Take a listen to Bad British Commentary: NASCAR Edition. 

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) Hendrick Motorsports didn't look far for Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s next crew chief, choosing a candidate already quite familiar with the organization.

Crew chief Greg Ives will rejoin Hendrick Motorsports following the 2014 NASCAR season to lead the No. 88 Sprint Cup Series team of driver Dale Earnhardt Jr.

In any professional sport, the debate always rages about who is the greatest of all time in that particular sport. That's what G.O.A.T. stands for, by the way -- "Greatest of All Time." The sport of NASCAR is no different about who is the greatest driver of all time. The reality is it's a debate that will never be settled.

You can't blame Kasey Kahne and the No. 5 team for feeling a little queasy after Sunday's Brickyard 400. But Kasey and his crew weren't the only ones feeling sick at IMS. Enjoy the best in-car audio from Indianapolis Motor Speedway in another edition of NASCAR Race Hub's "Radioactive."

Every year, Jeff Gordon's trip to race at Indianapolis includes a trip to Riley Hospital for Children and a bowling tournament to raise money for sick kids.

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Indianapolis Motor Speedway president Doug Boles keeps looking for ways to fill seats.

One of the biggest news items to come out of the Brickyard 400 was the announcement from Roush Fenway Racing that driver Carl Edwards will not be driving for the organization in 2015.

Bump 'n' Run: Veteran driver and FOX Sports television analyst Kenny Wallace joins FOX staffers Jared Turner and Joe Menzer to debate the hottest topics in NASCAR.