Austin Hill has found himself in a controversy again, days after he missed the race at Iowa Speedway on August 3 due to suspension.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. drew parallels between Richard Childress' defiant support of Austin Hill amid Indy controversy and the loyalty he once showed to his father during his on-track scuffles.

Richard Childress has been vocal about his organization's performance, but Saturday night he rejoiced in his grandson's win.

Austin Hill Clips Michael McDowell, Triggering 16-Car Crash at Watkins Glen originally appeared on Athlon Sports. In the closing laps of Saturday’s Mission 200 at the Glen, Austin Hill looked outside of Michael McDowell on the exit of the carousel for the second position to have his chance to hunt down race leader Connor Zilisch.

Austin Hill is having a hard time in NASCAR. The RCR driver has triggered two major incidents in his last two races in the Xfinity Series. At Watkins Glena last weekend, Hill ended up causing a 16-car wreck.

NASCAR driver Austin Hill is rapidly becoming a widely-hated figure among fans for his actions out on the racetrack. Hill was recently suspended for aggressive actions out on the NASCAR racetrack but was back in action for today's Xfinity Series race at Watkins Glen.

On the latest episode of the Dale Jr. Download podcast on YouTube, former NASCAR Cup Series driver Dale Earnhardt Jr. talked about Austin Hill. During the podcast, Dale Jr.

NASCAR has come down heavily on Austin Hill after he took out Aric Almirola at Indianapolis in a retaliatory move.

A NASCAR Xfinity Series race saw a massive crash occur at Watkins Glen International on Saturday featuring Austin Hill, Michael McDowell and others.

There’s no day off from drama when Austin Hill is on the track, huh? After his recent one-race suspension, Hill decided to mark his return to the NASCAR Xfinity Series by, well, causing what can only be described as mayhem at Watkins Glen.

There were two high-profile wrecks in the NASCAR Xfinity Series at Watkins Glen. One involved Connor Zilisch and the other Austin Hill. For different reasons, both wrecks drew plenty of scrutiny. But at least one NASCAR insider,