NASCAR Cup Series

Truex, who had a solid first half of the season in this year’s Cup races, scoring one win, three top fives, eight top 10s, a series’ leading 866 laps led and ranking seventh in Sprint Cup driver points, feels New Hampshire can give him a jump start for the remainder of the season in his No. 78 Furniture Row/Denver Mattress Toyota.

"I love Loudon. It's the site of my first ever NASCAR start in the Camping World Truck Series in 2007. I feel like it was a good track for me in the XFINITY Series, and I'm looking forward to getting back there.

The No. 43 Smithfield Ford was fast at Kentucky Speedway this past weekend. A fuel mileage game that saw Aric Almirola run out of gas coming to the white flag thwarted what would have been a Top-Five finish, but it was the team's strongest intermediate race of the 2016 season.

The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series is in Loudon, New Hampshire this weekend with Ford Performance and Team Penske driver Brad Keselowski looking for his third straight victory. Keselowski, who has won the past two races at Daytona and Kentucky, has one series win at NHMS (2014).

Brad Keselowski is one of the most generous drivers in NASCAR. When they opened the track in Kentucky, did Brad win it in 2011? He did not. No, he was gracious enough to let Kyle Busch take the inaugural event. In fact, he was thoughtful enough to let Kyle take it last year as well.

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"Tonight really wasn't our night, but we stayed with it and battled to the end,” said Dillon after the race. “We got into a wreck pretty early on and had to make several pit stops to repair the right-front nose of our No. 95 Chevy Summer Sell Down Chevrolet. I'm proud of the effort of our team and its never-give-up attitude.

SPARTA, Ky. -- When asked why NASCAR only ran the lower downforce package at tracks with a less abrasive surface, Scott Miller said that there were "strategic reasons" for doing so.

Tony Stewart could not have said goodbye to Kentucky Speedway in Sparta in a much better way than he did Saturday night when he drove the No. 14 Rush Truck Centers/Mobil 1 Chevrolet to a fifth-place finish in the Kentucky 400 NASCAR Sprint Cup race.

Kevin Harvick, driver of the No. 4 Busch Light Chevrolet SS for Stewart-Haas Racing (SHR), finished ninth in Saturday’s Kentucky 400 at Kentucky Speedway in Sparta after a late-race fuel stop extinguished his chances of earning his first NASCAR Sprint Cup Series win at the 1.5-mile oval.