NASCAR Cup Series

Martinsville Recap: Denny Hamlin finished fifth at Martinsville (Va.) Speedway on Sunday, pushing his way back through the field after a pit road penalty sent him to the back of the pack midway through the race. Denny started the 500-lap race in the fifth position. He kept the FedEx Ground Toyota in the top five for the entire first half of the race, reaching as high as second, despite saying the car needed more help gripping the track through the short-track turns.

Fresh off its third victory of the season, Mustang will be making it’s Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series debut this weekend at Texas Motor Speedway, which is hosting all three of the sport’s top touring series. Here’s a closer look at how it has done in each through the years.

On Monday, NASCAR officially announced changes regarding qualifying moving forward through the 2019 season.

Kyle Busch: Busch started 14th and finished third at Martinsville, posting his fifth top five of the season.

Whether NASCAR fans like it or not, Denny Hamlin, Brad Keselowski and Kyle Busch are now the cream of the crop when it comes to The Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series.

NASCAR and GEICO announced today a multi-year agreement designating the blue-chip brand as the “Official Insurance Partner of NASCAR®” and expanding its presence across the sport.

Camry driver Kyle Busch collected his sixth-consecutive top-10 finish in Sunday afternoon’s Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series (MENCS) event at Martinsville Speedway.

Brad Keselowski delivered the most dominating performances of his NASCAR career Sunday afternoon on the way to winning the STP 500 at Martinsville Speedway.

An ill-handling car forced Ryan Newman to a 23rd-place finish at Martinsville Speedway Sunday afternoon in his Acorns Ford Mustang.

"We had our work cut out for us today. It makes for a sleepless Saturday night when you qualify far back in the field at Martinsville Speedway, but it sure makes for a fun Sunday afternoon."