The sport’s founder Bill France entered stock cars at Le Mans in 1976 after reaching a deal with the event’s organizers. Two NASCAR race cars, a Dodge Charger owned and driven by Hershel ...

With Bill France engineering Le Mans entries for two stock cars, NASCAR financed overseas transport for the No. 4 Dodge Charger (driven by Hershel McGriff and his son Doug) and Donlavey‘s No. 90 ...

Le Mans isn’t one event ... two contenders but they made a big impression. NASCAR was represented by an Olympia beer-sponsored Dodge Charger run by team owner and driver Herschel McGriff ...

One of the most iconic and controversial cars in sports history was the Dodge Charger Daytona. This winged warrior was so dominant that it was ultimately banned from competing in NASCAR.

Charger ads begin with NASCAR Chrysler has targeted race fans with the first 15-second teaser ads for the Dodge Charger during the Darlington race this Saturday night.

Dodge has teased its 2013 Charger car for the Sprint Cup series, and perhaps it goes farthest with NASCAR's switch to bodies at its top level that look more like their street counterparts.