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Brad Keselowski won the 13th Annual Feed The Children 300, his 22nd victory in 197 NASCAR Nationwide Series races. This is his second victory and fourth top-10 finish in 2013. Elliott Sadler, Matt Crafton, Brian Vickers and Kyle Busch rounded out the top 5.

Brad Keselowski led 59 laps en-route to victory in a rain shortened Feed The Children 300 at Kentucky Motor Speedway. The light rains came on lap 170, just 30 laps shy of the end. Within thirty minutes of NASCAR calling the race, the skies opened up, and heavy rains with wind and lightning began. NASCAR definitely made the right call ending the race when they did.

Current Camping World Truck Series points leader, Matt Crafton, will make his Nationwide Series debut Friday at Kentucky Motor Speedway in the Feed The...

After a weekend of turning left and right at the road courses at Sonoma and Road America, the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series and NASCAR Nationwide Series, joined by their NASCAR Camping World Truck Series counterparts, head back east to the 1.5 mile Kentucky Speedway for the second tripleheader of the season. This time around all three races will be under the lights of this oval that is a relative newcomer to the schedule, having only hosted all three series for the past two years. Sprint Cup Series - Quaker State 400

Trevor Bayne is ready to crack into the top-10 in Kentucky after three finishes on the cusp. In 2009, Bayne finished 12th, followed by 11th-place finishes in 2010 and 2011.

So far this year, Regan Smith is off to a good start. He leads the points, 28 points over Justin Allgaier. He has two wins and two wins and 11 top 10s in 14 races. So how would rate that season? For the driver of the No. 7 TaxSlayer Chevrolet, he says a A-.

Roush Fenway Racing (RFR) is partnering with Cargill Ground Beef and Homes for Our Troops to take a specially designed No. 6 NASCAR Nationwide Series (NNS) car to Kentucky Speedway with two goals: raising money to build homes for severely injured military veterans, and winning Friday’s race on their behalf.

After a fine run last week at Road America, Mike Wallace returns to the ovals this weekend as the Nationwide Series stops at Kentucky Speedway.

Michael Annett and the No. 43 Pilot Travel Centers team showed a strong performance this past weekend at the four-mile Road America road course. The team had a top-five position in the closing laps of the race. Unfortunately, Annett was hit from behind with two laps to go, preventing the team from earning the finish they deserved.

The NASCAR Nationwide Series visits its fourth 1.5-mile track of the season. So far, Pastrana’s best finish at a 1.5-mile track came at Las Vegas, finishing 10th.