NASCAR Cup Series

"I feel very confident going to Texas based on what we learned at Las Vegas. We had some issues late in the race in Vegas that hindered our finish. But, as far as drivability of the car and raw speed, we had it for sure. That's exciting and very promising for our team and for Front Row going to Texas now.

Officials of the Rusty Wallace Racing Experience (RWRE) today announced "Horsepower for Heroes," an initiative designed to give back to our nation's service members for their commitment to preserving our liberty.

More than 80 inches of snow has fallen at Michigan International Speedway this year. And with just a week to go before NASCAR’s fastest track opens its gates for a Goodyear Tire Test, it was time to call in the big guns to melt ice and snow from the track.

Winning races gets your name, and that of your sponsor out there. You run where they can see you, or you do something that causes the cameras to wander your way. If that is the goal, it was mission accomplished for Kurt Busch.

Richard Petty Motorsports (RPM) celebrated the life of Mrs. Lynda Petty this past week and paid tribute to the matriarch of the Petty family by finishing Top-10 in Sunday's STP 500 at the Martinsville (Va.) Speedway Sunday afternoon.

The Beef Jerky Outlet is proud to announce our sponsorship in the 20th anniversary of the Kyle Petty Charity Ride, which benefits Victory Junction. More than 175 motorcyclists will be riding over 2,800 miles in eight days from the west coast to east coast, starting in Carlsbad, California, and ending in Daytona Beach, Florida

Richmond International Raceway recently announced that all fans are invited to Track Takeover, where every ticket gets you FREE access to be up close and personal with the track you love on Saturday, April 26.

With no practice due to a rainy weekend, the Cup drivers unleashed their pent up aggression on the short track of Martinsville. Here is...

Kurt Busch snapped his more than two year drought without winning a race since October 2011 at Dover in the Chase this afternoon at Martinsville Speedway in true Outlaw fashion

Chevrolet added another notch in the win column at Martinsville Speedway, bringing the all-time victory total to 53 wins in 104 races at the 0.526-mile track. Kurt Busch brought home the victory for the bowtie brand in his No. 41 Haas Automation Chevrolet SS. The win in the sixth race on the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series (NSCS) schedule, breaks an 83 race winless streak for Busch and is his second career victory at Martinsville. Stewart-Haas Racing now has two drivers with victories this season. Busch joins his teammate Kevin Harvick as the sixth race winner in the NSCS this season.