NASCAR Cup Series

HScott Motorsports announced today that SEM Products, Inc. will sponsor the No. 51 Chevrolet SS driven by Justin Allgaier in this weekend's NASCAR Sprint Cup Series (NSCS) race at Bristol Motor Speedway (BMS). SEM Products, Inc., whose partnership with HScott Motorsports began this season, provides adhesives, sealers and paint products to the organization.

Brad Keselowski has a chance to become the first Ford driver since Carl Edwards in 2010 (Phoenix and Homestead) to win consecutive NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races after taking the checkered flag last week in Las Vegas.

"Driving for Front Row Motorsports is a great opportunity with a great organization. I miss being at the track on Sundays so I'm really looking forward to it. I think it's pretty cool and can't wait to get to Bristol.

"Bristol is an awesome racetrack, definitely one of my favorite races of the year. It's one of the most physically demanding races, for sure, but a lot of fun, too. I know they've been working on it to try to make it more racy. But from a racer's standpoint, I think it's a lot of fun and just a great racetrack.

David Ragan, driver of the No. 34 Dockside Logistics Ford, comments on racing at Bristol Motor Speedway:

When Martin Truex Jr. recently said, “You’ll never know what you’re going to get at Bristol Motor Speedway,” he wasn’t just referring to spins and wrecks.

With already having locked in his Chase birth, there was a simple attitude going into Sunday's race at Las Vegas for Dale Earnhardt Jr. and crew chief Steve LeTarte - do what it takes to win, even if it takes trying out a game.

From the Team Penske pole repeat to the Most Interesting Man’s command to start the engines, here is what was surprising and not surprising...

Ned Jarrett was the quintessential NASCAR champion. His consistency coupled with the ability to win races led to two Sprint Cup championships.

Three races in, and the story of the 2014 Cup season is the success of Dale Earnhardt Jr. He wins at Daytona, finishes second in Phoenix, and a hiccup in his fuel pick up was all that kept him from victory at Las Vegas. That and Brad Keselowski. Still, take a gamble, have it turn sour, and still come home second is not all that bad.