NASCAR Cup Series

No. 56 NAPA AUTO PARTS driver Martin Truex Jr. returns to points racing when the longest race of the year, the Coca-Cola 600, gets underway Sunday afternoon at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

EXPRESS NOTES: All-Star Race Recap: Denny Hamlin and the FedEx Racing team finished seventh in last Saturday’s Sprint All-Star Race at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Biffle on the Coke 600: "It takes a lot of patience. It's such a long race and it requires a totally different mind set. It's kind of like two races."

Kenseth on racing at Charlotte Motor Speedway: “The challenge of 600 miles at Charlotte is that you need to be there the last 100 miles and not break or not wreck. Everybody’s stuff is more durable than it has ever been and there are more cars that finish these races than there ever used to be."

In 1984, President Ronald Reagan became the first sitting U.S. President to attend a NASCAR race.

Kenseth on racing at Charlotte Motor Speedway: “The challenge of 600 miles at Charlotte is that you need to be there the last 100 miles and not break or not wreck."

No. 00 Aaron’s/Armed Forces Foundation Toyota driver David Reutimann returns to Charlotte Motor Speedway for Sunday’s Coca-Cola 600 with the same Toyota Camry that he finished third with in Saturday’s Sprint All-Star Race.

Pocono Raceway is excited to announce the “Jimmie Johnson Pocono Q&A Package,” available for purchase, for the 2011 Pocono 500.

Ragan on racing at Charlotte Motor Speedway : “All-Star weekend was a good outing for us and hopefully we can build on that.

Golden Corral and TBR to Run Military Paint Scheme in Coca-Cola 600Blaney will drive No. 36 Disabled American Veterans/Golden Corral Chevrolet