Richmond Raceway

The 2014 Cup champion is set to start on pole position for the fourth time this season at Richmond Raceway.

The NASCAR national division series quadruple-header races at Richmond Raceway in September will proceed with no fans in attendance.

Martin Truex Jr. passed Kyle Busch for the lead on Lap 26 and won the Federated Auto Parts 400, his second consecutive win.

After leading 89 laps, he wound up finishing in fifth place. But, after the No. 20 of Erik Jones failed post-race inspection, the No. 2 driver was moved up in the running order and was credited with a fourth-place finish.

After making contact with Ricky Stenhouse Jr. mid-race, Martin Truex Jr. was able to rebound. He took the lead from his teammate Kyle Busch with 25 laps to go en route to his sixth victory of the season.

In what was dominating fashion, the No. 20 of Christopher Bell won at Richmond Raceway, the first race in the NASCAR Xfinity Series Playoffs. With the win, he is locked into the Round of 8.

Jeremy Clements Racing is extremely excited to welcome Topgolf Entertainment Group, a global sports and entertainment company, as its newest sponsor. The Topgolf livery will make its debut Friday, Sept. 20 at the Richmond Raceway in the Go Bowling 250.

This weekend the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series and the Xfinity Series head to Richmond Raceway.

1. Kyle Busch: Busch led 101 laps at Richmond and posted an eighth-place finish, his ninth top 10 of the season.

After a three way battle in the closing laps, Truex holds off Logano and Bowyer to win the Toyota Owners 400 at Richmond Raceway.