NASCAR Cup Series

Richard Childress Racing's NASCAR Sprint Cup Series history at Daytona International Speedway ... Dating back to 1976, Richard Childress Racing has won 11 poles and collected five points-paying victories at the most-storied race track on the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series circuit. RCR owns two Daytona 500 wins (Dale Earnhardt - 1998, Kevin Harvick - 2007), three Coke Zero 400 trophies (Earnhardt - 1990, 1993 and Harvick - 2010) and 14 qualifying races, including 10-consecutive victories with Earnhardt (1990 - 1999). In addition, RCR has earned the Sprint Unlimited a total of eight times, with drivers Harvick (2009, '10, '13) and Earnhardt (1986, '88, '91, '93, and '95).

The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series is back at Daytona International Speedway for this weekend’s annual Coke Zero 400 in which Ford’s Aric Almirola is the defending champion. Ford is coming off a sweep of Daytona Speedweeks earlier this year in which it won all four major events – Rolex 24 Hours, NASCAR Camping World Truck, XFINITY, and Sprint Cup. Here’s a look at how Ford has done in the July race at DIS.

This Week's Shore Lodge Chevrolet SS at Daytona International Speedway ... Brian Scott is scheduled to pilot chassis No. 495 in Sunday's Coke Zero 400 at Daytona International Speedway. This chassis was utilized for the first time at Daytona in February and again at Talladega Superspeedway in May, both with Scott behind the wheel.

It's the moment Jeff Gordon fans have been waiting for- Axalta's Rainbow paint scheme will make its swan song appearance. Today, on CBS This Morning, four-time NASCAR® Cup Series champion and driver of the No. 24 Axalta Chevrolet SS, Gordon revealed the fan-favorite and one of the most iconic paint schemes in the history of motorsports. The rainbow paint scheme will appear on the No. 24 Axalta Chevrolet SS one last time under the lights at Bristol Motor Speedway onSaturday, August 22, 2015 in Bristol, Tennessee.

The Wood Brothers, Ryan Blaney and the Motorcraft/Quick Lane team return to Daytona International Speedway this weekend for the Coke Zero 400, a race the Woods have won eight times.

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Win and you are in, or so the saying goes. Well, not if it is only your fifth race, 16 events into the season. However, running together a string of 10 straight Top Fifteens or better is easier than taking one of these contests, and Kyle Busch checked that off his “to do” list at Sonoma Sunday.

Richard Petty Motorsports (RPM) made the best out of their trip to the west coast and their annual visit to the Sonoma (Calif.) Raceway. With the No. 9 and No. 43 Sprint Cup teams returning to North Carolina on Monday, they did with another Top-10 finish at the technical road course located in Napa Valley.

Jimmie Johnson put had a quick car and was running the quickest laps of the race. Chad Knaus had played the right strategy to put his driver out front. It looked as though he would score the victory. Then the caution happened. Rather than celebrating a victory, Johnson crossed the finish line in sixth.

With this win, Kyle tied Kevin Harvick for 23rd on the all-time wins list. This is Busch’s first win this year; his last victory was March 23, 2014. There are 800 starts between the brothers and this is the first time they finished one-two.