NASCAR Cup Series

The Go Fas Racing team has shattered a lot of team records this season, and they hope to break another this weekend. The team has improved their average finishing position from 34.3 to 26.9, while improving their average starting position from 37.5 to 28.8.

Michael McDowell and Leavine Family Racing (LFR) will return to Homestead-Miami Speedway where they earned one of their best-ever finishes together.

All three series head to Homestead-Miami Speedway this weekend to crown their champions. The Camping World Truck Series finale will air on FS1 Friday evening, followed by the XFINITY Series race Saturday afternoon on NBCSN. Sunday the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series will hit the track for the title event at 3 p.m. on NBC to determine its 2017 champion.

For most of his life, Dale Earnhardt Jr. has walked in the shadow of his famous father.  Each victory has been celebrated while every misstep has led to the inevitable comparison to a legacy that is larger than life.

"Aric always did everything we asked him to do," said Petty.  "He brought the '43' back to Victory Lane for us, and that was just as special for me as it was for him.  We really thank him for everything he has done."

Toyota NASCAR Homestead Advance Week of November 13 - 19 Championship State of Mind: Toyota is within reach of two manufacturer titles going into the NASCAR...

Championship 4 Appearances - This will be Truex’s second Championship 4 appearance. The other was in 2015 also with Furniture Row Racing.

Miami Preview: The Series heads to Homestead-Miami Speedway for the 2017 season finale at the 1.5-mile south Florida oval. Hamlin is a two-time winner at the track and has led the field 213 circuits around the worn-out racing surface. He’s collected four of his eight top-10 finishes at Homestead during his last four visits to the speedway, including a ninth-place finish during last year’s season finale.

The Ford EcoBoost 400 as the final race of the three-season Wood-Blaney partnership provides the bitter while the sweet is a celebration of a very successful 2017 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series campaign.

Ford crew chiefs Rodney Childers (Stewart-Haas Racing) and Paul Wolfe (Team Penske) were guests on a NASCAR Teleconference to talk about competing for the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series championship with respective drivers Kevin Harvick and Brad Keselowski. Here is a transcript of their Q&A session with the media.