NASCAR Cup Series

Kasey Kahne won his second race of the season by holding off Denny Hamlin in the Lenox Industrial Tools 301 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway (NHMS) in his No. 5 Farmers Insurance Chevrolet.

Camry driver Denny Hamlin (second) was the top-finishing Toyota driver in Sunday's NASCAR Sprint Cup Series (NSCS) race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.

Denny Hamlin clearly had the dominant car today at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, but it was a miscommunication during a pit stop that proved costly and gave Kasey Kahne the opportunity to win.

Dale Earnhardt, Jr. on his fourth place finish and his prospect for returning to New Hampshire during the Chase: “We were just happy to run in the top five. We run better at this track, for whatever reason, the second time in the season. I like coming here. I love running here. We’re pretty excited about our chances when we get to the Chase.”

Furniture Row Racing driver Regan Smith finished 26th in Sunday's Lenox Industrial Tools 301 Sprint Cup race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.

KASEY KAHNE, NO. 5 FARMERS INSURANCE CHEVROLET – WINNER - TALK ABOUT YOUR SECOND WIN OF THE SEASON: "The first one with Hendrick Motorsports was pretty cool. The second on is really special to be a part of, especially as good as the HMS (Hendrick Motorsports) cars are each and every weekend."

GREG BIFFLE – No. 16 3M/Post-It Ford Fusion – “It was just a case of brakes. I’m a terrible driver when it comes to taking care of the brakes. It’s got to be me because we’ve done everything under the sun, but about halfway through I lost my brakes and that’s about all I could do."

This weekend at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Kurt Busch was not just driving on Goodyear tires. He was also piloting the No. 51 Phoenix Construction Services Chevrolet for Phoenix Racing on angel’s wings, in memory of fallen soldier Joseph Altmann.

While NASCAR Sprint Cup driver A J Allmendinger nervously awaits the results of a second urine test to determine the state of his racing career with Roger Penske Racing. His situation has remained to be one of the major stories in NASCAR racing.

With the championship Chase looming and all the talk focusing on other drivers like Jeff Gordon and Carl Edwards potentially scrapping their way in, one driver, Paul Menard, sits quietly in contention.