SM Staff

While speculation increases about Greg Biffle, who’s in his contract-year at Roush Fenway Racing, I’ve decided to compile a list of prospects that could be looking land ‘The Biff’ following the conclusion of this season; keep in mind, Biffle will have loyal and long-time sponsor 3M Company funding him wherever he lands.

Indianapolis Motor Speedway has always meant something to me, from the time I was two months old, to now I was up here, watching Indy cars. There is nothing like the Month of May at Indianapolis, especially spending it with the ones who mean the most to you.

Though trials and tribulations have stood before them, “The Closer” and his newest crew chief, Rodney Childers, have turned out to be one of the strongest pairings in the garage this season thus far.

There's no doubt that Kawartha Speedway holds a special place in the heart of many drivers and fans. There were the days that threatened to see no more racing at Kawartha any longer - the threat passed through last year. Some played the last hurrah music for the 2013 event.

Jay Robinson Racing, affiliate to Michael Waltrip Racing, announced that Brett Moffitt will make his NASCAR Sprint Cup Series debut at Dover International Raceway this weekend.

Last year in the closing laps of the Indianapolis 500, Ryan Hunter-Reay had put himself in position, right behind Tony Kanaan ready to pounce. Then everything changed when the caution flew. The race ended under yellow. Kanaan got the win while Hunter-Reay got third.

With military tributes abounding and NASCAR patriotism at its best, here is what was surprising and not surprising from the 55th annual running of the sport’s longest race, the Coca Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s night in the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway went drastically haywire after engine issues, during the latter stages, prohibited him from competing inside the top dozen.

Jeff Gordon battled through rigid pain throughout the weekend and into the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway, though, the four-time champion proved his toughness, leading eight laps en route to a seventh place finish.

Matt Kenseth remained tough while running, or blocking, machines to the apron, while attempting to maintain the race lead in the closing laps. However, Jimmie Johnson coasted around him in the remaining moments handing the 2003 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series champion another thrashing.