NASCAR Cup Series

KYLE BUSCH, No. 18 M&M's Brown Toyota Camry, Joe Gibbs Racing Are you looking forward to a busy race weekend in Richmond? "We've had some good times with the Denny Hamlin Short Track Showdown. We're looking forward to another one here tonight."

DENNY HAMLIN, No. 11 FedEx Freight Toyota Camry, Joe Gibbs Racing Are you excited about tonight's Short Track Showdown? "Yeah, we're definitely excited about it -- excited as long as the weather stays dry for us tonight. We're looking forward to it and obviously got a great field of cars and obviously NASCAR stars that are going to be participating tonight and just excited to get going."

The speeds at Michigan International Speedway are fast, and now race fans can witness them first-hand during a special test session added to the June schedule.

NASCAR Day, an annual celebration of NASCAR’s fans, charities and spirit, will have extra incentive for fans to share their passion for the sport and make a difference in the lives of children this year.

Governor Robert McDonnell has officially recognized April 26 as Denny Hamlin Foundation Day. “’I am grateful to Governor McDonnell for his gracious support and recognition of the Foundation,” Hamlin said.

Goodyear Tire, the official tire of NASCAR, held a two-day tire test on the newly repaved Pocono Raceway on Tuesday, April 24 and Wednesday, April 25. Seven NASCAR Sprint Cup and Camping World Truck Series drivers, representing seven race teams, participated in testing and took part in a press conference with local media attending.

By the time the NASCAR weekend at the Kansas Speedway was complete, Denny Hamlin surprised the competition with a special FED EX delivery. Rick Hendrick had to load up his custom hats and wait for another day to make his special delivery.

Staging NASCAR Sprint Cup races through portions of seven decades, Richmond International Raceway is proof that changing with the times equals prosperity.

There’s no quit in Ryan Newman and his No. 39 Stewart-Haas Racing (SHR) team.

hile driver Scott Speed is no stranger to the Richmond International Raceway, Saturday night's Sprint Cup Series 400 will be Leavine Family Racing's first trip to the popular three-quarter-mile short track.