NASCAR Cup Series

David Gilliland talks regularly about the progress his team has made at mile-and-a-half tracks. The numbers back him up.

Thinking pink in honor of breast cancer awareness, the No. 36 United Mining Chevrolet has turned a beautiful shade of pink in support of breast cancer awareness month.

From weather and tires to a fire off track that was smoky enough to cause a caution, here is what else was surprising and...

Michael Waltrip Racing (MWR) can't catch a break in 2013. The highlight of their season in the NSCS has been Clint Bowyer backing up what he did in 2012 by finding his way in the Chase. Anyhow, the future is looking dimmer and dimmer as the day’s pass for MWR due to lack of crew chiefs and sponsorship.

A surge in the popularity of NASCAR and betting on NASCAR has seen it usurp the NHL in the list of the most popular sports in the USA – moving up a spot to fourth. Much of this is owed to the combination of exciting winning drives by last season’s race winning drivers Jimmie Johnson, Carl Edwards, Kevin Harvick, Kyle Busch and Matt Kenseth, and the sport’s exciting yet simplistic betting.

David Pearson's marks may be out of reach, but drawing closer sure could help Jeff Gordon's NASCAR Sprint Cup title chances.

Kevin Harvick won the Hollywood Casino 400 in his No. 29 Budweiser Chevrolet SS from the pole position in a NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race that featured a record number of cautions and challenges throughout the 400-mile event. There were 15 caution flags and 71 laps run under caution during the 267-lap race, both of which are track records at Kansas Speedway.

Kurt Busch and the single-car Furniture Row Racing team showed its strength Sunday, coming back from adversity to finish second in the Hollywood Casino 400 Sprint Cup Series race at Kansas Speedway.

Kevin Harvick swept the weekend at Kansas Speedway and won the caution filled Hollywood Casino 400 from the pole. The victory was Harvick's 22nd career victory and his third victory in 2013. This is his first victory at Kansas Speedway.

Toyota driver Matt Kenseth was the first Camry driver to the finish line (11th) in Sunday's NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at Kansas Speedway.