NASCAR O'Reilly Series

Kenny Wallace proved that RAB Racing's No. 99 Family Farmers Toyota Camry was fast in qualifying, but engine problems upon taking the green flag in Saturday afternoon's NASCAR Nationwide Series race spoiled the team's chance to prove it in finishing position.

The COPD Foundation’s DRIVE4COPD national public health initiative announced today that it has renewed its title sponsorship for the DRIVE4COPD 300 NASCAR Nationwide Series race at Daytona International Speedway through 2014.

Richard Childress Racing teammates finished fifth (Austin Dillon), eighth (Paul Menard) and 11th (Elliott Sadler).

Michael Annett started the 125-lap NASCAR Nationwide Series event at Michigan International Speedway from the 18th position. Annett finished the Alliance Truck Parts 250 as follows:

Mike Wallace and the No. 01 Carl Ent/Bank of Ann Arbor Mortgage Dept Chevrolet team had a longer weekend than normal at the two-mile oval of Michigan International Speedway.

Cole Whitt started on the pole for today’s Alliance Truck Parts 250, but in the opening laps, things didn’t go as planned for his teammate, Danica Patrick. On lap two, she had an incident with the driver of the #38 car, Brad Sweet.

Camry driver Joey Logano drove his No. 18 Dollar General Toyota Camry to victory lane in Saturday's NASCAR Nationwide Series (NNS) race at Michigan International Speedway.

Sam Hornish Jr. (No. 12 Alliance Truck Parts Dodge Challenger) Finished 6th “We had a really good Challenger. Our problem was we could never get track position. We got it one time and then we had to take four."

MICHAEL ANNETT, No. 43 Pilot/Flying J Ford Mustang “It was definitely a very interesting race. It kind of felt like cars on a slot car track out there. The final three or four laps were exciting so I guess the fans did get a good show."

A day after numerous teams in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series topped the 200 MPH mark, the speeds continued to be the theme. And the speeds only got faster after the teams fine-tuned their cars.