SM Staff

Many race fans have ignored the fact that Greg Biffle is in the 2013 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series (NSCS) Chase. Don’t look now but Biffle is currently sixth in the overall series point’s standings and down a deficit of 41 points to series points leader Matt Kenseth.

The NASCAR Nationwide Series (NNS) Kansas Lottery 300 was a caution filled 200 lap race that ended with Matt Kenseth in victory lane.

Austin Dillon captured the pole position with a new qualifying record with a lap of 29.281 seconds or 184.420 mph in the AdvoCare Spark Chevrolet. This is his 10th pole position in 2013 and his first at Kansas Speedway.

As the sun went down over the Kansas Speedway qualifying for the fourth race of the Chase for the Sprint Cup Series began. Kevin Harvick would take the pole with a lap of 28.796 seconds or 187.526 mph.

Perhaps this was bound to happen. What has separated NASCAR for years from other major sports such as baseball, basketball and football is how clean...

A few years ago, Brad Keselowski won the Aaron's 499 at Talladega Superspeedway for his first career NASCAR Sprint Cup Series win and that’s when Roger Penske discovered his raw talent.

While Sam Hornish Jr. had a poor showing at Dover, Austin Dillon ran strong. That paid off as Dillon was able to gain points and now only sits four points out of the lead.

Matt Kenseth, Kyle Busch and Jimmie Johnson seem unstoppable at the moment but no matter how fast they are and how dominate they can...

Kyle Busch has started the Chase off strong with three top fives in the first three events. However, this weekend, he heads to one of his worst tracks on the current schedule – Kansas Speedway.

After a 2-year partnership Ford and Germain Racing will go there separate ways. Germain Racing explained to Doug Yates, CEO of Roush Yates Engines, they are ready to move on and head to Chevrolet (General Motors) for the 2014 season. Germain Racing has now been with Ford and Toyota in the past and now will move to Chevrolet for the first time.