Dodge is expected to announce its withdrawal from NASCAR competition following the 2012 season, multiple sources with knowledge of Dodge's plans told ESPN.com.

After 11 years of competing in NASCAR, Dodge is reportedly once again pulling out of the racing series. Penske Racing, the only team running under the Dodge banner in 2012, announced in March it ...

The teasing is over: Chrysler’s SRT brand – which now oversees the automaker’s NASCAR operations – revealed the all-new 2013 Dodge Charger NASCAR Sprint Cup Series stock car.

Dodge's plan to withdraw from NASCAR comes after Penske Racing revealed earlier this year that it is switching to Ford at the start of the 2013 campaign.

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. In the ...

Thanks to driver Brad Keselowski, Dodge was able to part ways with NASCAR at the end of that season as a champion. It was the stock-car racing equivalent of dropping the microphone and walking off ...

Keselowski gave Penske its first NASCAR championship, driving a Dodge to the Nationwide title in 2010, and Penske paid homage to the brand in his remarks on Thursday.