NASCAR Cup Series

Brad Keselowski drove Mustang to its first victory in the NASCAR Cup Series in just its second race, capturing the Folds of Honor 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway.

Camry driver Martin Truex Jr. finished second and was the highest-finishing Toyota driver in Sunday afternoon’s Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series (MENCS) event at Atlanta Motor Speedway.

KURT BUSCH, NO. 1 COMSURV CAMARO ZL1 – Finished 3rdYOU GUYS WERE THE FASTEST CAMARO’S HOW DOES THAT FEEL?“It was great watching Larson up front I knew I needed to drive harder to catch him. Our balance was a little bit looser and then the track came to us a little bit better at the end, so it was a good day for us to carry that banner.”

The iconic Ford Mustang won for the first time in NASCAR’s top series, the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series, behind driver Brad Keselowski at Atlanta Motor Speedway.

After a lengthy red flag for rain/mist, Kyle Busch was able to hold off 2016 Truck Series champion Johnny Sauter for his 52nd career win in the NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series, breaking Ron Hornaday's former record of 51 series wins.

Clint Bowyer has been one of the fastest cars all week, and he showed that again during Saturday's final Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series practice at Atlanta Motor Speedway.

Joe Gibbs Racing driver Kyle Busch was the fastest Toyota driver in final MENCS practice and made available to the media in Atlanta:KYLE BUSCH, No. 18 Snickers Creamy Toyota Camry, Joe Gibbs Racing

AUSTIN DILLON, NO. 3 DOW CAMARO ZL1 – Fastest Chevrolet in the final Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series practiceYOU HAVE A REALLY FAST CAR THIS WEEKEND. HOW DO YOU FEEL AFTER THAT PRACTICE SESSION?“Well, the car has got speed we’ve just got to do a better job of making it hold on right now."

The fastest Ford in final Cup series practice was Clint Bowyer. The driver of the No. 14 Ford Mustang for Stewart-Haas Racing, has shown speed all weekend and met with media members after the final practice to assess his team's chances for victory on Sunday.

At a track known for making history, Aric Almirola did something on Friday at Atlanta Motor Speedway that he hadn’t done in nearly seven years: win the pole for a Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race.