NASCAR Cup Series

Despite his U.S. Army Medicine Chevrolet running out of fuel on Turn 2 of the final lap, Ryan Newman still managed to bring home a strong finish as he coasted to the checkered flag in eighth place in Monday's rain-delayed Geico 400, the opening event in the 10-race Chase for the Sprint Cup championship.

Bank of America, the Official Bank of NASCAR and Charlotte Motor Speedway, today announced $1 million in educational grants to nonprofit organizations in Charlotte and a series of programs that provide area students with NASCAR-themed curriculum and career opportunities, in conjunction with its title sponsorship of the Bank of America 500 on Saturday, October 15.

Kasey Kahne (12th) and Brian Vickers (13th) were the highest finishing Toyota drivers in Monday's rain-delayed NASCAR Sprint Cup Series (NSCS) race at Chicagoland Speedway.

BRAD KESELOWSKI (No. 2 Miller Lite Dodge Charger R/T) Finished Fifth "Whew, an amazing day to get this Miller Lite Dodge Charger a top-five finish. I'm proud of Paul (Wolfe) and everyone on this team."

Carl Edwards, No. 99 Cheez-It/Kellog's Ford (Finished 4th) "It was a really good day at the beginning and we showed a lot of speed and then we struggled a little bit but came back with great fuel mileage at the end and that was huge for us. "

TONY STEWART, NO. 14 OFFICE DEPOT/MOBIL 1 CHEVROLET, RACE WINNER: MOVES TO SECOND IN POINTS ON HIS RACE: "It is huge; I had a migraine all day yesterday so I am kinda glad we didn't race. Man, this Office Depot/ Mobil One Chevy was awesome. "

Kansas Speedway unveiled a new fan hospitality option for fans attending the Kansas Lottery 300 and Hollywood Casino 400 weekend, October 8 & 9.

For a guy who did not think heading into the this race weekend that he had a chance at winning the championship Tony Stewart found himself leaving the Windy City only 7 points behind the new leader, Kevin Harvick.

After a day of trying to dry the track NASCAR officials almost had the track ready to go when the rains came yet again...

It hasn’t been Kyle Busch or Carl Edwards name included in the discussion about whether Sprint Cup Series drivers should compete in the Nationwide Series.