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1. Kyle Busch: Busch led 101 laps at Richmond and posted an eighth-place finish, his ninth top 10 of the season.

After a three way battle in the closing laps, Truex holds off Logano and Bowyer to win the Toyota Owners 400 at Richmond Raceway.

Kevin Harvick earned the pole for the Toyota Owners 400 in Friday night’s Busch Pole Qualifying at Richmond Raceway, and he gets to keep it.

Cole Custer set a dominating pace earning the victory in Friday night’s ToyotaCare 250 at Richmond Raceway.

Bristol is not Las Vegas, Phoenix, Fort Worth or Charlotte. There are reasons to go to the Virginia-Tennessee border. The country is beautiful. On Sunday, it appears a lot of people were taking in the scenery. They sure in hell were not at the race track.

Busch outpaced big brother Kurt on the final restart at Bristol and took the win in the Food City 500.

After the announcement of Darrell Waltrip's retirement, my mind flashed back to some of my favorite memories of his best calls.

The team snookered the field by choosing not to pit during the final caution of the Food City 500 and held off his older brother, Kurt Busch, for the final 14 circuits to earn his eighth Monster Energy NASCAR Cup series race at Bristol Motor Speedway.

Kyle Busch continued his hot streak at Bristol Motor Speedway in the Food City 500 on Sunday. Busch captured his eighth win at the track and his 54th career Monster Energy Cup Series win.