NASCAR Cup Series

When it comes to popularity, Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Bristol Motor Speedway have plenty in common as both are number one in the hearts of race fans.

Tickets to NASCAR’s biggest, richest and most prestigious race – the 55th annual Daytona 500 on Sunday, Feb. 24 – will go on sale Friday, June 1 at 9 a.m. (ET). Tickets for the Daytona 500, which was won earlier this year by Matt Kenseth, start at $65.

Carl Edwards on racing at Dover International Speedway: “Last weekend at Charlotte all the Roush Fenway Fords ran strong and there couldn’t be a better track for us to head to right now than Dover. We need a win and we’ve had plenty of great runs at Dover before so I know we can do it."

Biffle on racing at Dover International Speedway: “Dover is a track the Roush Fenway cars have run well at and a place I’ve had some success at. As a driver, you have to be on your toes at Dover. You want your car to be a little loose, but at the same time, it can’t be too loose. I have high expectations for this weekend.”

Kenseth on racing at Dover International Speedway: “Dover is my favorite track on the Sprint Cup circuit, and it’s been a place where we’ve had a lot of success at as well, so I just love racing there."

Last Sunday night at Charlotte, Gordon collected his 399th career top-10 finish. Only four other drivers have more: Richard Petty (712), Bobby Allison (446), Mark Martin (442) and Dale Earnhardt (428). For Gordon to secure another top 10 - and an 86th career victory - in the FedEx 400.

Phoenix International Raceway has waived the green flag for fans to purchase tickets to one of the most exciting race weekends of the NASCAR season, featuring the semi-final race in the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup.

With every lap and every race Kyle Busch runs at the Charlotte Motor Speedway, it becomes one of his better racetracks. Good news if Busch plans to contend for the championship since Charlotte is not only in the Chase but several other mile-and-a-half tracks are as well.

600 miles might be too long a race, but the final 70 of the 400 laps provided some pretty good action. The Coca Cola 600 gave Kasey Kahne his first win as a Hendrick driver, his 13th of his Cup career.

Edwards and his No. 99 Fastenal team had to use that time to battle back from an early pit road miscue. In what could have been one hot, long and frustrating night, Edwards and company stayed calm, cool and collected to come back and finish ninth.