NASCAR Cup Series

1. Kevin Harvick: Harvick started from the pole at Atlanta and won the first two segments, but a late pit road speeding penalty cost him the victory.

Atlanta Motor Speedway was the No. 43 Smithfield team's first on-track test of their intermediate track program after the team worked on improvements in the off-season. Unfortunately, the car didn't handle as well as the team hoped. They worked throughout the weekend, and Almirola said they scratched the service of improvement near the end of the race. The team will take those notes to Vegas and work on improving the car for Sunday's race.

Kroger ClickList: "We're continuing to spread the word about Kroger ClickList all season long and look forward to running the No. 47 Kroger ClickList Chevy at Vegas," Allmendinger said. "If you have a participating Kroger store in your area, or in the case of Las Vegas, Smith's, ClickList is super easy and convenient. You order your groceries online and go pick them up when ready! I tried it out myself last weekend and it was awesome. If I can do it, anyone can do it."

In celebration of Richard Petty’s 80th birthday in 2017, Phoenix Raceway is offering fans a special $43 grandstand ticket for the Camping World 500 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race on Sunday, March 19.

Though early forecasts show Chamber of Commerce weather for this weekend’s Kobalt 400 NASCAR Cup Series race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Martin Truex Jr. still has concerns about how the wind factor will affect the handling of his No. 78 Bass Pro Shops/TRACKER Boats Toyota Camry.

The popular DAYTONA 500 Fancam Presented By Outback Steakhouse has returned to help race fans relive their experience at the recent 59th annual “Great American Race” where they witnessed a stunning victory by Stewart-Haas Racing’s Kurt Busch.

It’s been a great start to the 2017 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series season for Ford Performance with back-to-back wins in Daytona and Atlanta. As the focus shifts out west for three straight races, Ford takes a look at some past streaks and its overall success at this week’s stop – Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

TAKING LESSONS FROM ATLANTA TO LAS VEGAS: “Atlanta (Motor Speedway) and Las Vegas (Motor Speedway) are two very different racetracks, but there are things you can take from Atlanta and apply to Las Vegas,” Buescher said. “The general direction of the way we have things going with our 1.5-mile cars this season can be applied to Vegas."

HAMPTON, Ga. -- An usually high number of cars were busted for speeding in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race at Atlanta Motor Speedway, and one claimed the best car of the race.

Brad Keselowski won. 22 victories. This time, if he has any self respect, he needs to send out a few lines of thanks to a pair of drivers. Kyle Larson would be one of them. Larson ran low, did well, but for some reason he thought Keselowski would pass him on high, so he stayed high. Brad passed him down low, and drove away. Larson has one win, and seven runner-up finishes. I am starting to see why.