XFINITY Series

Kyle Busch may soon be known as “Concrete Kyle” after winning in the NASCAR Nationwide Series at Dover International Speedway on Saturday afternoon. Busch completed the season sweep of Dover’s NASCAR Nationwide Series events in 2010...

Kyle Busch made NASCAR Nationwide Series (NNS) history when he won Saturday’s race at Delaware’s Dover International Speedway by becoming the all-time single-season race winner with 11 total victories.

JUSTIN ALLGAIER (No. 12 Verizon Wireless Dodge Charger) Finished Ninth “The Verizon Dodge guys did a great job all day. We felt we found some stuff toward the end of practice yesterday and thought it would be good for the start of the race....

Kyle Busch smiled all the way to victory lane, as he conquered the Monster Mile for the season sweep, and another illustrious record.

BRAD KESELOWSKI (No. 22 Ruby Tuesday Dodge Charger) Qualified Fourth "My run with the Ruby Tuesday Dodge was pretty good. I had to lift because the track is a little slicker than it was here in the Spring. I'm pretty happy with our car."

The powers that be at NASCAR must surely be shaking their heads at the current state of affairs in the sport, at least from the public relations perspective.

It’s almost time for the engines to roar at Dover in the second race of the Sprint cup race and we’re still talking about New Hampshire.

Turner Motorsports, currently a two-team operation in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS), announced today that they are acquiring select assets of Braun Racing's NASCAR Nationwide Series (NNS) team and will immediately take over operation of the organization.

Three new, young drivers, Marc Davis, Johanna Long and Chase Elliott, are well on their way to becoming the sport’s newest talent triumvirate.

Dodge’s Justin Allgaier is fourth in the series point standings, best among full-time, Nationwide-only drivers.