SM Staff

The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series took their annual Easter weekend break and that provided a well deserved opportunity for the NASCAR Nationwide and Camping World Truck Series to shine in the national spotlight.

Did you know that once during a race, Kyle Busch stopped his car to save a litter of kittens from a burning building, yet was able to continue on and win the race?

The Nashville 300 was a two-man show Saturday afternoon between Carl Edwards and Kyle Busch.

Kyle Busch won the Bully Hill Vineyards 200 in dominating fashion, leading 140 out of 150 laps en route to his team's third Camping World Truck Series victory in five races in the 2011 campaign.

NASCAR announced today the list of 25 nominees for the NASCAR Hall of Fame’s third induction class to be enshrined in January 2012.

After Martinsville, Austin Dillon sits seventh in points, 20 points out of the lead with one top five and two top 10s.

When the clock was set to strike midnight on January 1, 2000 it was supposed to be the end of technology as things were to go crazy. According to Hollywood the end of the world is approaching in 2012, next year.

The No. 30 Chevrolet crew chief is heading home this weekend as the series heads to Tennessee.

At one of the longest tracks on the NASCAR Cup circuit, 2.66 miles to be exact, where lead changes abound and Dale Earnhardt still rules with ten wins, here is what was surprising and not surprising in the Aaron’s 499 at Talladega Superspeedway.

Way back in the late 1950’s or early 1960’s, comedian Andy Griffith put out a comedy record. On that record was a monologue called, “What It Was, Was Football.”