From Anheuser-Busch & Budweiser: NASCAR Hall of Famer and Budweiser debut 2001 MLB All-Star Game inspired paint scheme, updated to feature the 2025 MLB Speedway Classic logo St. Louis, MO – May ...

In 2003, Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s fourth season of full-time Cup Series racing, he won NASCAR’s annual Most Popular Driver award and didn’t give it up for the duration of his career, which ended ...

MOORESVILLE, N.C. — Times may change, tradition rolls on which is why Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Budweiser are reuniting to bring back one of the most recognizable paint schemes in racing history ...

In 2003, Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s fourth season of full-time Cup Series racing, he won NASCAR’s annual Most Popular Driver award and didn’t give it up for the duration of his career, which ended ...

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- NASCAR was surprised during Fox's first weekend coverage of the Budweiser Shootout when the network showed some race cars with sponsors' logos missing. Fox broadcast its ...

Among the 41-car field for the South Carolina 400 was the iconic No. 8 Budweiser Chevrolet that NASCAR Hall of Famer Dale Earnhardt Jr. popularized during the early years of his career.

Kahne will replace Dale Earnhardt Jr., who carried Budweiser's logos and colors since his rookie season in 2000. ... Budweiser became the "Official Beer of NASCAR" in 1998.

MillerCoors announced in December that, after 10 years, Coors Light would not continue as NASCAR’s official beer. Budweiser had been NASCAR’s official beer from 1999 to 2007, and Busch ...

Dale Earnhardt Jr. drives his #8 Budweiser Chevrolet during NASCAR Winston Cup Series Checker Auto Parts 500 at Phoenix International Raceway in Phoenix, Arizona. The reunion of Dale Earnhardt Jr ...

Gordon also won the 2003 Budweiser shootout held at Daytona International Speedway and claimed the Budweiser pole award after qualifying for the NASCAR Nextel Cup Series 3M Performance.

Sponsors have played a significant role throughout NASCAR's history, from the cars, drivers, tracks, and even the Cup Series itself. Let's look the Top 10 winningest NASCAR sponsors in history. No.