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Friday night under the lights at Richmond International Raceway often proves to be a fierce battle of skill and strategy; tonight was no exception.

While Sam Hornish Jr. has taken a bit of a step backwards, from racing in the Cup Series last year to now competing in select Nationwide races, he firmly believes that this step back will most surely lead soon to big steps forward.

For literally decades a well known tourism promo has been telling us that "Virginia is for lovers." However the state is also about auto racing and fans who support it.

In tracking the drivers who have been hot over the past ten races, the most recent result replaces the oldest.

Richmond. What a strange track that is. Cars going round and round separately, not tied together like conjoined twins, as was the case at Talladega.

If you aren't too excited about heading into Richmond this week, someone might want to check your pulse!

Clint Bowyer wasn’t supposed to win at Richmond in May of 2008. Sometimes though, things just fall into a driver’s lap and on that night it was Bowyer’s turn.

Did you know that once during a race, Kyle Busch stopped his car to save a litter of kittens from a burning building, yet was able to continue on and win the race?

The Nashville 300 was a two-man show Saturday afternoon between Carl Edwards and Kyle Busch.

Kyle Busch won the Bully Hill Vineyards 200 in dominating fashion, leading 140 out of 150 laps en route to his team's third Camping World Truck Series victory in five races in the 2011 campaign.