NASCAR Cup Series

Kyle Busch earned his second NASCAR Sprint Cup Series (NSCS) victory of the season on Saturday night at Texas Motor Speedway.

A parts failure spoiled a strong run for Kurt Busch, who was credited with a 37th-place finish in Saturday night's NRA 500 Sprint Cup Series race at Texas Motor Speedway.

When we came to Texas Motor Speedway, we were promised a Wild Asphalt Circus by Eddie Gossage and the race on Sunday night delivered. From craziness in pre-race technical inspection with Penske Racing to a fire on pit road to sick drivers and motors to sideways cars and a dead battery, the race had something for every fan.

Pull out your brooms as Kyle Busch would lead over 150 laps on his way to scoring the victory in the NRA 500 at Texas Motor Speedway for the weekend sweep.

CARL EDWARDS – No. 99 Fastenal Ford Fusion – PRESS CONFERENCE – “It was pretty eventful. We had a very, very long night. Early in the race the car was really good when the sun was still out and then it got really bad. I almost pulled in because I was so wrecking loose that I thought it might be better to just pull in and lose a lap or two to get it fixed, but, fortunately, we stayed out and we stayed on the lead lap."

With a sixth-place finish tonight at Texas Motor Speedway, five-time NASCAR Sprint Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson, No. 48 Lowe's Dover White Chevrolet SS, continues to lead the point standings following the seventh race of the 2013 season.

As we all know, Denny Hamlin is still currently out after fracturing his back following a last-lap accident at the Auto Club 500. A point was made by some fans following the crash that when this kind of thing happens, the relief driver should be able to get points that can be then added back into the primary driver's points for the entire season.

Roush Fenway drivers Carl Edwards and Greg Biffle battled back to third and fourth-place finishes in Saturday night’s 500-mile Sprint Cup race at Texas Motor Speedway.

In a sport known for gas guzzling, big engine stock car racing, NASCAR has taken very aggressive steps to address its own carbon footprint in the world of racing. As the sport enters its fifth year of environmentally sound initiatives, NASCAR is indeed finding it easy to be green.

A total of 17 Team Chevy drivers will start the NRA 500 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series (NSCS) race at Texas Motor Speedway.