Rodney Childers would love to have a new job like he had with Kevin Harvick, but he'll be cautious after being fired by Spire Motorsports.

After Stewart-Haas Racing's shutdown, championship-winning crew chief Rodney Childers found a new home at Spire Motorsports. The post Rodney Childers Announces New Career With Kevin Harvick, Making a ...

Rodney Childers reunites with Kevin Harvick as a consultant for the CARS Tour, aiming for success and rekindled glory in ...

Denny Hamlin discusses Rodney Childers' surprising departure from Spire Motorsports, reflecting on team dynamics and ...

Denny Hamlin thought the addition of crew chief Rodney Childers by Spire Motorsports was going to be a game-changer for the ...

A change at crew chief for Keselowski is completely performance-based, as the 2012 Cup champion has a 26th-place average ...

Keselowski is currently 32nd in points and on pace for his worst season ever. Could a crew chief change right the ship?

Former NASCAR Cup Series champion Kevin Harvick has shared his surprise at the unexpected exit of Rodney Childers from Spire ...

Championship-winning NASCAR crew chief Rodney Childers, who worked with Justin Haley and the No.7 team, has broken his ...

Kevin Harvick had a long and successful partnership with Rodney Childers, with their most successful years coming with ...

"I think it finally came to a point where they could kind of tell I wasn't happy, and I could tell that maybe they weren't ...

In a Monday interview with SiriusXM NASCAR Radio's SiriusXM Speedway, Rodney Childers opened up about his recent departure from Spire Motorsports, and the veter ...