NASCAR Cup Series

Wow, can you believe it?? We finally hear a good anthem. It has been a long time for that.

The hunt for team sponsors for the Hendrick Motorsports racing stable hit a high and low point last Saturday in Atlanta.

Mark Martin is one of NASCAR’s most talented drivers. That’s why some of his fans did not complain too much when owner Rick Hendrick made some questionable moves to Martin’s No. 5 team over the offseason, moving engineers from Martin’s team to teammate Dale Earnhardt Jr, who struggled in 2009.

I’m not sure if he was the first to say it but this simple phrase captures the heart and soul of the man we knew as “The Intimidator.” His fierce determination to never settle for anything less than first place resulted in seven championship titles.

Race fans will be able to help save lives and make their own racing experience even better through an American Red Cross blood drive at Martinsville Speedway on September 17.

The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, fresh from a weekend off, returns to action this Sunday at NASCAR's fastest venue at Atlanta Motor Speedway.

Following Bristol, the Chase is looking towards being set in stone with the top 12 drivers.

In one of the most famous quotes from Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, the doomed heroine asks the famous question, “What’s in a name?”

Ask any race fan what they would want most at a NASCAR race, and most would tell you they’d give almost anything for a garage pass. Now, ask them what track they would most want one at, and 90% would tell you Bristol Motor Speedway.

Last week Kyle Busch ran three races at the Bristol Motor Speedway and made NASCAR history by winning all three of them.