NASCAR Cup Series

“We have had a lot of good runs at this track. The surface is really good it’s real wide and gives you a lot of options as a driver to find speed and find a good balance if your car doesn’t work on the bottom you can move around, try different entrances and see if you can help your car and maintain some track position before you get a chance to work on it again.

AJ Allmendinger, No. 47 BUSCH’S BEANS CHEVROLET SS, met with members of the media at Texas Motor Speedway and discussed his season thus far, the parity in the field in 2014, why the finishes have been so close this season and many other topics.

Joey Logano, driver of the No. 22 Shell/Pennzoil Ford Fusion, has made it to the final round of qualifying every week since the new format was adopted. He held a Q&A session this afternoon in the Texas Motor Speedway infield media center to talk about his season so far and his hopes for getting to Victory Lane.

Roush Fenway Racing (RFR) takes to one of the most successful tracks in the organization’s esteemed history; Texas Motor Speedway (TMS). The team has won 18 times at TMS, including wins across all three of NASCAR’s top series

In the midst of a two-week whirlwind period, lot of has gone down with relation to Denny Hamlin, health issues and the metal in his eye. There's a lot to be learned from the discussion and certainly things that should be noted moving forward.

Last year, it was the NRA. This year the Texas race is brought to you courtesy of Duck Commander, representing the first family of Duck Dynasty. While some might be a touch torqued to have another gun-endorsing group as a sponsor, I find it less offensive than, say, Chick-Fil-A.

"I’ve been asked a few times about having a slow start and we’re like six points out of the lead, or nine points out of the lead or something. So, it’s kind of funny the way it works. I feel confident. I feel good.

Kurt Busch's nickname is the "Outlaw", but in realityCurtis Turner was a true outlaw. He was barred forever from NASCAR in 1961 because he tried to start a drivers union.

Richard Petty Motorsports Sprint Cup and Nationwide Series teams will adorn a decal for Autism Awareness for the month of April to support Gray, son of No. 43 Crew Chief Trent Owens. With April being Autism Awareness month and April 2 Global Autism Awareness Day, the team, led by NASCAR Hall of Famer Richard Petty, will join the campaign to raise awareness for autism.

“Last week in Martinsville was fun and we are looking forward to Texas Motor Speedway. The track has been great for us and winning the pole there last year was a blast. We are headed back there in our Fastenal Ford with winning as our only goal.