NASCAR Cup Series

New Addition: This weekend's race at Kentucky Speedway makes it the first track to be added to the Sprint Cup Schedule since Chicagoland Speedway and Kansas Speedway were introduced in 2001.

Dodge's Kurt Busch is the only Sprint Cup Series driver who has been in the top-10 in the driver point standings all season (17 races).

Kenseth on racing at Kentucky Speedway: “I really don't have any experience with the track at Kentucky. We used to test there quite a bit before the testing rules came into place but I've probably only been there three or four times in my career."

At Kentucky Speedway, Jeff Gordon will attempt to be first in the first -- for the fourth time. Among Gordon's 84 career victories are three inaugural event wins at Indianapolis Motor Speedway in 1994.

Carl Edwards on racing at Kentucky Speedway: “I think everyone is in for a surprise with the fans. The fans there will be just insane. That is one of the neatest parts about going to Kentucky."

TUMS, America’s number one antacid, today announced the launch of the consumer-friendly promotion – “Sing Your Heart(burn) Out” contest – which will challenge the nation to perform and submit its best video version of the TUMS jingle.

Debates started last year about the likability of two by two racing that is now occurring at both Daytona and Talladega on the NASCAR superspeedway circuit.

The hardest part for Trevor Bayne was not being able to show what his No. 21 Motorcraft Ford could do.

Have you ever noticed that what goes on in NASCAR has a lot of similarities to regular life? When I was a boy, sometimes my daddy would come up behind me and gave me a sharp tap.

Is Danica Patrick the "secret sauce" in a highly successful marketing concept. It recently became apparent that the answer is a resounding yes.