NASCAR Cup Series

Could a week of celebrations end with another one Sunday at Sonoma, this one fit for a king?

Continuing its commitment to ensure fans have an enjoyable and affordable race experience, Daytona International Speedway President Joie Chitwood III today announced the renewed partnership between the “World Center of Racing” and area hotels to help lower the costs for fans who plan to attend the Coke Zero 400 Powered By Coca-Cola Weekend.

Richard Childress Racing teammates finished 10th (Kevin Harvick), 21st (Jeff Burton), 22nd (Paul Menard) and 24th (Austin Dillon).

Australian Marcos Ambrose’s record-setting qualifying lap of 203.241 mph (35.426 seconds) on Saturday at the newly repaved Michigan International Speedway made him 20th driver to earn a starting spot in next year’s Daytona Shootout at Daytona International Speedway.

There was no luck for Regan Smith in Michigan's Irish Hills.

After going 143 races without a win, Dale Earnhardt Jr. led 93 laps on his way to winning the Quicken Loans 400 at Michigan International Speedway. It marked the 19th career win for the driver of the No. 88 Diet Mtn. Dew/The Dark Knight Rises/National Guard Chevrolet.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. led the final 30 laps on his way to ending his 143 race winless streak.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. took the win in the Quicken Loans 400 NASCAR Sprint Cup race today; marking his second victory and ninth top-10 finish in 26 races at Michigan International Speedway, and 19th career win in NASCAR's premier series.

The Motorcraft/Quick Lane team had the speed but not the luck in the Quicken Loans 400 at Michigan International Speedway. The No. 21 Ford Fusion was fast from the start of practice and running seventh in the opening laps of Sunday’s race when engine problems sent driver Trevor Bayne coasting into the garage.

DALE EARNHARDT JR., NO. 88 DIET MOUNTAIN DEW/THE DARK KNIGHT RISES/NATIONAL GUARD CHEVROLET – WINNER - A SPECIAL DAY; WHAT A PARTY IT’S GOING TO BE FOR JUNIOR NATION. A DOMINATING DAY, JUNIOR WELCOME HOME. WHAT DID THE BOSS, MR. HENDRICK, HAVE TO SAY? “Oh, he was just upset that he couldn’t be here. That was a great race."