Hailie Deegan, the emerging, effervescent, enthusiastic and eager 18-year-old stock-car driver from Temecula, Calif., signed a development contract Tuesday to race with Ford Performance in 2020.

Deegan, who signed on with the Ford Performance Development Program in 2019 with eyes set on a path to NASCAR Cup, is scheduled to drive her first laps in an Indy NXT car in an open test Friday on ...

Brian Deegan, a former motorcycle racer, built a track in his 31-acre backyard in Temecula, Calif. for his daughter Hailie, 16, to practice racing.

Female NASCAR drivers have been competing in NASCAR since the very beginning. In the 77-year history of the NASCAR Cup Series ...

Hailie Deegan must be making a good impression on her new employer. The 18-year-old Ford Performance stock and sports car driver finished second at this year's ARCA Daytona race and managed to ...

Hailie Deegan won't be in the No. 15 car at the Michigan Xfinity Series race but her nemesis will. ... While the Truck and Cup drivers return to action at Richmond following the Olympic break, ...

Hailie Deegan, 18, is already being compared to Danica Patrick. Her NASCAR resume is short, but impressive: five poles, three victories, 13 top-fives and 23 top-10s in 28 K&N Pro West Series races ...

Hot off a successful, three-year stint in NASCAR’s Craftsman Truck Series where she currently sits in 19th place, Hailie Deegan is making her much-anticipated leap into the NASCAR Xfinity Series.

With the 2022 NASCAR Cup Series season in the books, it's time to look ahead to next year, including Hailie Deegan's plans.

Hailie Deegan moves the NASCAR needle like few others and it's time for her to take on the Xfinity Series. Here's how it could happen.

Deegan likely will be involved in the search for something that hasn't occurred in the almost 70-year history of the NASCAR Cup Series — a victory by a woman.