NASCAR Cup Series

Camry driver Denny Hamlin earned his seventh victory of the season in Sunday’s NASCAR Sprint Cup Series (NSCS) race at Martinsville Speedway.

Four-time NASCAR Sprint Cup Series champion, Jimmie Johnson, No. 48 Lowe’s Chevrolet, held on to the overall points lead in the Sprint Cup Series championship standings despite a furious challenge from two other contenders today.

MARK MARTIN, NO. 5 E-BAY MOTORS/GODADDY.COM CHEVROLET: Finished 2nd - YOU WERE DRIVING LIKE YOU WERE 21 YEARS OLD TODAY. WHERE DID THAT COME FROM? "Alan Gustafson (crew chief) and all these guys at Hendrick Motorsports, man, gosh, that was so much fun! And it was such a bad day."

BRAD KESELOWSKI (No. 12 Penske Racing Dodge Charger) Finished 10th “It was a good solid day for us and we got a good finish out of it. It was a good weekend for us, winning the Nationwide yesterday and getting a top 10 here today. I’m happy but now, I’m ready to go home. “

CARL EDWARDS – No. 99 Aflac Ford Fusion (Finished 8th) – “Our Aflac crew didn’t give up. We dropped like we had an anchor in the beginning and went to the back. Bob did a great job with pit strategy."

A total of 15 Team Chevy drivers will start the Tums Fast Relief 500 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series (NSCS) race at Martinsville Speedway, race 32 of the 2010 season and the sixth race of Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup.

In a profound statement about the status of Richard Petty Motorsports, reeling from the abrupt departure of driver Kasey Kahne and overwhelming financial challenges threatening its future viability.

There is a giant sucking noise at Hendrick Motorsports, NASCAR's Most Popular Driver being swallowed in the muck.

When Dale Earnhardt Jr. left Dale Earnhardt Incorporated in 2007, a lot of people said that it was the end of the team.

Denny Hamlin captured the pole for Sunday’s Tums Fast Relief 500 at Martinsville Speedway with a lap of 97.018 (19.518)secs.