NASCAR Cup Series

Greg Biffle and Matt Kenseth could both use wins to climb back into championship contention, and Dover could be a place for either to do that. Biffle (2005, ’08) and Kenseth (2006, ’11) each have two NSCS wins at the Monster Mile while fellow Roush Fenway Racing teammate Carl Edwards (2007) has one.

KYLE BUSCH, No. 18 M&M's Toyota Camry, Joe Gibbs Racing Is helping Denny Hamlin win the championship the focus of all the JGR teams? "For us at JGR (Joe Gibbs Racing), it's definitely about Denny Hamlin. That's what we're all trying to do, that's what we're all trying to accomplish -- to get him a championship and help him as best as we can. This past weekend at Loudon (N.H.) -- he didn't need any help. We were using him up for his help trying to make our cars a little bit better."

In a move to accelerate Furniture Row Racing’s preparations for the 2013 NASCAR Sprint Cup season, Kurt Busch will take over the team’s driving duties beginning with the Oct. 13th Bank of America 500 at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Tommy Baldwin Racing (TBR) return to Dover International Speedway for the third race in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series’ (NSCS) Chase for the Sprint Cup. J.J. Yeley will pilot the No. 36 Drive Sober. Arrive Alive DE Chevrolet in the 400-mile event.

Ever since its inception in 2004, the Chase for the Sprint Cup has provided fans with a 10 race playoff style format that has made every race and every point critical all the way to the checkered flag at Homestead Miami Speedway.

From late-arriving pit crews to the second time around for the Cup Series at the mile track in Loudon, New Hampshire, here is what was surprising and not surprising from the second Chase race, the Sylvania 300.

Green Smoke®, a leading producer of electronic cigarettes enjoyed around the globe, will return as primary sponsor of T.J. Bell's No. 32 Ford Fusion fielded by FAS Lane Racing in Sunday's AAA 400 at Dover International Speedway.

New Hampshire Grandmother Wins Grand Prize in the “Dale Jr. Ride of Your Life” Sweepstakes, Courtesy of Lionel NASCAR Collectables and the Racing Collectables Club of America.

Denny Hamlin was dominant in Sunday’s NASCAR race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, leading 193 of 300 laps in the #11 FedEx Freight Toyota en route to a series-leading fifth victory of the 2012 season in Round 2 of the Chase for the Sprint Cup championship. The Virginia native sliced through the field from his 32nd-place starting position to take the lead for the first time on Lap 94, and could not be challenged on a late-race restart to pull away from runner-up Jimmie Johnson to the checkered flag.

Those on the verge of writing off Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s chance for the Sprint Cup Series championship, he wants you to think again. Sure, he knows he hasn’t been as strong as his No. 88 National Guard / Diet Mountain Dew Chevrolet team was before the summer months started.