NASCAR Cup Series

If you were tired of watching races where drivers had to slow down to save fuel, if you were tired of long green flag runs that contained very little racing action then you had to love NASCAR's weekend in the wild wild west.

Grime Boss Heavy Duty Hand Wipes “with Power”, a brand from Nice Pak, will sponsor the No. 23 Ford F-150 driven by Jason White for five NASCAR Camping World Truck Series races during the 2012 and 2013 seasons, beginning with the Oct. 27 race at Martinsville. Grime Boss will be the Primary Sponsor at Martinsville.

The leading NASCAR team in being environmentally conscious and responsible, Peck Motorsports will show off their Renewable Engineered Systems-prepared solar powered transporter this Wednesday at the Holiday Shopping Center in Martinsville, Virginia.

Aric Almirola's best results in the 2012 season have come on short tracks, so he's eager to take the No. 43 Gwaltney Ford Fusion back to the half-mile Martinsville (Va.) Speedwaythis week. The driver finished eighth at the paper-clip-shaped oval in April, earning his first top-10 finish of the season.

No. 15 Pink Lemonade 5-hour ENERGY Toyota crew chief Brian Pattie returns to Martinsville Speedway for Sunday’s 500-lap race looking to add a grandfather clock to his collection of trophies.

THE MODERATOR: Good afternoon, everyone. Welcome to our teleconference today. We have Jimmie Johnson. Following a ninth-place finish at Kansas Speedway, Jimmie remains second in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series points standings, seven points behind leader Brad Keselowski.

Martin Truex Jr. wasn't always a big fan of Martinsville Speedway. But, that’s before he started driving for Michael Waltrip Racing.

Biffle on racing at Martinsville Speedway: “Martinsville is one of those tracks where I have a love/hate relationship. You’ve got to keep the brakes on the car and keep the car turning good to be competitive. Track position is very important so qualifying will be a focus. We can win there, we just have to be in the right situation. We have a brand new car for this weekend and I feel pretty good about running in the top 10.”

Martinsville Speedway brings a smile to Travis Kvapil's face. Not only did he make his first Sprint Cup Series start at the historic, half-mile oval in 2004, but he knows that this weekend's Tums Fast Relief 500 is a great opportunity for his No. 93 Burger King/Dr Pepper team to score a solid finish.

With only four races remaining in the Sprint Cup Series season,Landon Cassill aims to make every lap count. His No. 83 Burger King/Dr Pepper team currently sits 32nd in the owner point standings, only 14 points out of 31st place.