NASCAR Cup Series

Brad Daugherty finished his second day of behind-the-wheel training at Martinsville Speedway Thursday with a smile on his face and more speed in his future.

On Tuesday, three-time and reigning NASCAR Sprint Cup Series champion Tony Stewart was honored by President Barack Obama at The White House for winning the 2011 Sprint Cup title.

Fans will be able to engage with Kansas Speedway in more ways than ever during the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series SFP 250 and NASCAR Sprint Cup Series STP 400 this weekend.

The SCOTT® Pro Shop Towels brand, a professional-grade clean up solution designed for automotive DIYers, announced today a new partnership with AJ Allmendinger, driver of the No. 22 Penske Racing Dodge Challenger in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series.

Tommy Baldwin Racing (TBR) will hit the pavement at Kansas Speedway for the final time before the track’s scheduled repave. With both cars locked into the STP 400, TBR will look for two solid finishes to keep both teams locked into the top-35 in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series (NSCS) points.

NASCAR today issued a ‘White Paper’ detailing the various programs that have made NASCAR a leader in green initiatives across all sports. The data in “The Sports Leader in Sustainability”* illustrates the steps NASCAR has taken in educating fans, reducing the sport’s environmental impact, and validating green technologies – both on and off the track.

Cool spring temperatures await the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series as teams trek westward for the first of two stock car events this season at Kansas Speedway.

Talladega Superspeedway is proud to announce the release of its new mobile application this week. Fans will find it easier than ever to stay in the loop with up to the minute information on all things ‘DEGA.

NASCAR's Nationwide and Sprint Cup Series spent made their semi annual trip to the Texas Motor Speedway to run races that were, frankly, a little light on the action side and that's putting it in very polite terms.

All the talk about Furniture Row Racing being based in Denver, approximately 1600 miles from NASCAR's main hub in Charlotte, N.C., takes on a different twist this week as the Sprint Cup Series will be in America's Heartland competing at Kansas Speedway.