NASCAR Cup Series

All three of NASCAR’s top touring series will be in action this weekend at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. The Monster Energy NASCAR Cup and Camping World Truck Series will compete in their respective Playoff openers while the NASCAR XFINITY Series concludes its regular season and sets the 12-driver postseason field.

In Monday’s regular-season finale for the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series (MENCS), Brad Keselowski captured his second straight MENCS triumph after winning the Brickyard 400. The 16-driver field is now set for the MENCS Playoffs, which will include a visit to Talladega Superspeedway for the second race (of three) in the Round of 12 on Oct. 14 for the 1000Bulbs.com 500.

Team Penske is the most dominant team in Indianapolis Motor Speedway history. But it never had won a NASCAR Cup Series race at IMS - until now.

Yet, the big story was the start of the race. When would that be? The wet cold rainy weather punted both practice and qualifying, thus nobody would have any laps in their car when the green waved. None. Zip.

We know you've been a little busy the last couple hours. Just quickly maybe an opening statement just on what it means to win here at Indy, obviously very special to Team Penske for your team owner Roger Penske, but then you also mentioned that it was your first Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series win for your sponsor Discount Tire, just what it means to be able to have all those things come together today.

Paul, on the big win today. This is the team's second victory this season with a win last week at Darlington, followed by the win at Indianapolis. That's not a bad week. And then also your 14th top‑10 finish this season. Just give us a few thoughts on the race. Being able to deliver this win to Mr. Penske, I know, was a big goal for all of you guys.

Brad Keselowski claimed his second win of the season today and second in as many weeks. Today’s win is the first for Ford in the Brickyard 400 since Dale Jarrett in 1999.

Austin Dillon Finishes 22nd in Dow Molykote Chevrolet at Indianapolis Motor Speedway and Enters Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs For Second Consecutive Year "I thought we were going to have another solid day in the No. 3 Dow Molykote Chevrolet Camaro ZL1. We missed the strategy a little bit because we were right with the No. 2 car and then we ended up pitting."

After inclement weather delayed the running of the Big Machine Vodka 400 at the Brickyard for 24 hours, the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series (MENCS) regular season is now in the record books. Five Team Chevy drivers battled their way into the group of 16 and are poised for a run at the championship when the Playoffs kickoff next Sunday at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

“This is certainly a great win for Team Penske. The Indianapolis Motor Speedway is such a special place to me personally and the success we have enjoyed there has really helped build our team and continue to raise our level of performance."