SS-GreenLight Racing has announced a new collaboration with BRK Racing for the upcoming NASCAR Xfinity Series. As an integral part of the partnership, Garrett Smithley will continue as a driver for SS-GreenLight Racing. SS-GreenLight Racing has been a dedicated competitor in the NASCAR Xfinity Series since its inception by Bobby Dotter in 2000.

Kasey Kahne is set to run a NASCAR race in 2025. Kahne, 44, will run the NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Rockingham Speedway in April with Richard Childress Racing, the team announced Friday in a press release.

Richard Childress Racing announced Friday that Kasey Kahne will drive for the team in the Xfinity Series' return to Rockingham on April 19.

The return of Rockingham Speedway to the NASCAR Xfinity Series calendar is bringing some major stars back into the spotlight. After more than seven years away f

Kahne will drive Richard Childress Racing’s No. 33 Chevrolet on April 19, when he will make his first NASCAR series start since Sept. 2018.

After retiring from the NASCAR Cup Series in 2018, one of the more popular wheelmen in recent memory is returning to the circuit, as Kasey Kahne is back. The wheelman will pilot the No. 33 for Richard Childress Racing when the Xfinity Series heads to Rockingham Speedway in 2025,

Kahne has had a diverse NASCAR career, driving for Evernham Motorsports, Richard Petty Motorsports, Red Bull Racing and Hendrick Motorsports. In his 15-year Cup career, he won 18 times and earned four crown jewel victories, including three Coca-Cola 600 wins.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. has reacted to Kasey Kahne's much-anticipated return to NASCAR at the historic Rockingham Speedway.

Once a NASCAR Cup Series fan-favorite, Kasey Kahne has been completely out of the sport for several years. But come April, all that changes.

Kasey Kahne is set for his first NASCAR race since 2018 In 2018, Kasey Kahne’s NASCAR career came to an abrupt end. He was contracted to race full-time that year but he was forced to cut his season short due to medical issues.