NASCAR Cup Series

In the next to the last race on the one miler in the Valley of the Sun, here is what was surprising and not surprising in the 25th annual Advocare 500 at Phoenix International Raceway.

It seems only fitting that when the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series championship is decided this Sunday night, bringing down the curtain on the a season full of memories, it will be between two drivers who started the season in Florida by grabbing all the mainstream media attention.

Dodge is seeking its FIFTH series championship in NASCAR Sprint Cup competition (David Pearson – 1966, Bobby Isaac – 1970, Richard Petty – 1974, ’75)

Brad Keselowski and Ricky Stenhouse Jr. find themselves in similar situations heading into their respective season ending series finales at Homestead-Miami Speedway. Both drivers lead their respective series championships heading into Homestead by 20 points and only need 15th place finishes to lock up their series championships.

A couple of years ago, I had to wonder what Roger Penske was thinking. I mean, giving Brad Keselowski a ride in a great car? What was he thinking? Here was the guy who hit everything but the pace car in the Nationwide Series, won a race at Talladega by punting Carl Edwards into the stands, and cussed like a sailor. The Captain had to be crazy. Crazy like a fox.

Eddie Sharp's path to the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) didn't start with four wheels and an oval track like it does for most team owners in the motorsports world.

Tune into ABC’s “Good Morning America” this Saturday, November 17th to see Greg Biffle and Carl Edwards attempt to teach some of your favorite anchors how to drive a stock car.

Jason on Homestead: “Homestead is always a bitter sweet race. It’s exciting because it is a great track in the Miami area which provides a great atmosphere. But it is also the last race of the season so that is a little sad. The track itself is fast and really requires you to keep your momentum, so it’s crucial to get a good balance on your truck so you can maintain that momentum.”

Earnhardt Ganassi Racing with Felix Sabates (EGR) announced a partnership today with Thermo Fisher Scientific, the manufacturer of Thermo Scientific portable x-ray fluorescence (XRF) analyzers for nondestructive elemental analysis for accurate alloy grade identification.

Martin heads to Homestead-Miami Speedway's Championship Weekend after a week off from competition. After a qualifying effort placed him 34th on his second grid in NASCAR at Texas Motor Speedway, the bayou native battled back from handling issues all day for a 30th place finish.