NASCAR Cup Series

During Sunday’s NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Sonoma, the tweets were being submitted left and right concerning America’s number one motorsport.

Saturday was a great racing day. We saw what I consider great racing. After the Nationwide Series race at Road America where the storylines were so great and the racing was so great.

Jeff Gordon finally caught a break for once in a race when he ran out of fuel coming off Turn 11. Crew Chief Alan Gustafson took the blame for the incident for failing to tell Gordon when to come down pit road.

Below is a look at some of the top statistical performers at Kentucky Speedway in Sparta, Kentucky going into the Quaker State 400 on June 30.

Tony Stewart had stiff competition in Round 3 of the Drive for the Cover campaign with Denny Hamlin, but his toughest test comes this week as he faces perennial fan favorite Dale Earnhardt Jr.

For the second time this season, Casey Mears will wheel the No. 13 Valvoline™ NextGen™ Ford Fusion in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series for Germain Racing.

Richard Childress Racing teammates finished 11th (Jeff Burton), 16th (Kevin Harvick) and 20th (Paul Menard).

Kurt Busch poured his heart and soul into the Save Mart 350k in Sonoma, Calif., and came within a whisper of winning before a suspension issue prevented him from contending for the win.

The last few weeks have been tough on Kurt Busch. From struggles with performance, saying the wrong things and getting suspended, he finally had a nice Sunday drive with no controversy.

Three former winners of the Save Mart 350 NASCAR Sprint Cup race at Sonoma showed their expertise again when Tony Stewart, Kurt Busch, and Jimmie Johnson finished today’s race in second, third, and fifth-place, respectively; giving Team Chevy three of the Top-5 spots in today’s finishing order.