NASCAR O'Reilly Series

Carl Edwards took his Roush Yates powered FR9 to Victory Lane in front of Ford country on Saturday at Michigan International Speedway.

Following a 14th place qualifying effort, Rusty Wallace Racing's Steve Wallace (No. 66 5-Hour Energy Toyota Camry) battled ever-changing track conditions and potential engine woes, for a 14th place finish in today's 250-mile NASCAR Nationwide Series event at Michigan.

Carl Edwards passed teammate Ricky Stenhouse Jr. with only nine laps remaining to post the victory in a dominating Roush Fenway effort in Saturday’s Nationwide Series race at Michigan International Speedway.

The Race Recap: Joey Logano and the GameStop team had a strong run on Saturday afternoon at Michigan International Speedway, but fell one-spot short of earning their first-career top-five finish at the 2-mile oval.

Carl Edwards passed teammate Ricky Stenhouse Jr. with less than 10 laps remaining in route to his fourth NNS victory of the season.

Team Aspen Dental RWR's David Reutimann (No. 64 Aspen Dental Toyota Camry) heads to the Irish Hills of Michigan this weekend on the heels of a top-five finish in his previous start with the team.

Team 5-Hour Energy RWR's Steve Wallace (No. 66 5-Hour Energy Toyota Camry) rolls into the Irish Hills of Michigan this weekend sporting five finishes of 12th or better in his last six NASCAR Nationwide Series starts.

Previous Race Recap: In his 85th career start in the Nationwide Series, Michael Annett notched a ninth place finish at Chicagoland Speedway in the series' most recent event.

It's official! Cole Whitt will join fellow NASCAR Camping World Truck Series driver Austin Dillon and NASCAR Nationwide Series driver Ricky Stenhouse, Jr., in chauffeuring a few lucky fans around the 7/8 mile oval track in Newton, Iowa.

In Charlotte, Greg Biffle’s driver cooling system failed. It didn’t fail mid race. It failed from the pace laps. Instead of blowing cooler air, it was blowing straight hot air.