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Harvick”s team receives their championship rings:

On Tuesday morning, the team of Kevin Harvick's #4 Stewart-Haas Racing Chevy received their rings for winning the 2014 Sprint Cup Championship. The rings were presented to Harvick's team at their SHR shop. The rings include the #4 on them and the last name of each ...

Hornish and SHOP.COM Give Fans a Reason to Vote:

This weekend is a big weekend for Sam Hornish Jr. for more reasons than one. Not only is Hornish hoping to race his way into the Sprint All-Star race through the Sprint Showdown on Friday night, but through SHOP.COM, Hornish's fans have the opportunity to send up ...

“Support Our Troops” returns on Goodyear Tires at Charlotte:

Teams in both the NASCAR Sprint Cup and Camping World Truck Series will run the same Goodyear tire codes at Charlotte this week . . . throughout the two race weeks at Charlotte, all tires will be branded with "Support Our Troops" as part of the Goodyear Gives Back...

Matt Dibenedetto and BK Racing Pit Crew Members Visit Camp Lejeune:

#83- Matt Dibenedetto and a handful of BK Racing pit crew members spent the day at Camp Lejeune, a Marine Corps base in NC, as a part of the BK Racing American Salute campaign initiative. In an effort to give back to the men and women who serve this country, BK Racing...

Will Kimmel to run the #32 at Kentucky:

Will Kimmel, nephew of ARCA Legend Frank Kimme and son of 8-time ARCA crew chief champion Bill Kimmel, will attempt to make his NASCAR Sprint Cup Series debut at Kentucky Speedway on July 11 in the #32 Go FAS Racing Ford. After being approached earlier in the year ...

Vote for a Deserving Hero to receive naming rights to Brickyard 400:

One of five finalists will receive naming rights to the 2015 Brickyard 400. Select a story at CrownRoyalHeroes.com to learn more about these deserving heroes and vote for the one whose name you'd like to see in lights at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Voting is allowed...

Kyle Busch returns to racing, will run the All-Star Race UPDATE transcript:

Joe Gibbs Racing driver Kyle Busch has received medical clearance to return to on-track activity beginning with Saturday's NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Sprint All-Star Race at Charlotte Motor Speedway in the #18 M&Ms Red Nose Toyota. Busch was injured during an accident...

Kansas TV Ratings:

FS1 earned one of the lowest NASCAR overnights in recent memory for Saturday's rain-delayed race at Kansas. Rain-delayed NASCAR Sprint Cup racing from Kansas drew a 1.5 overnight rating on Fox Sports 1 Saturday night, down 55% from last year (3.3) and 62% from 2013...

Cope adds sponsors for Iowa:

DCR announces two associate sponsors for Iowa. Adventureland Resort and Moo's BBQ. Adventureland Resort is the Midwest's largest family resort, encompassing an amusement park, water park, hotel, and campground, providing family entertainment for over 40 years. With...

Testing at Dover UPDATE:

12 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series drivers will visit Dover International Speedway on Wednesday, May 13, 2015 for an open test session next week, just weeks before NASCR makes its return to Dover for the May 29-31 race weekend. Fans that want to attent the test session may...

Kansas Race and Commercial Breakdown of the 2015 SpongeBob SquarePants 400:

For those of you NASCAR fans that like stats and love to hate commercials, here is the breakdown for Saturday's race. Began recording the times at the Invocation of the race at 7:20 PM, stopped at a rain delay at 8:48 PM; began recording times again at 11:00 PM, and...

ROK Mobile to sponsor Boston:

Kyle Busch Motorsports announced today ROK Mobile will be featured on Justin Boston's #54 Toyota Tundra in the North Carolina Education Lottery 200 at Charlotte Motor Speedway this Friday, May 15. ROK Mobile is an innovative telecommunications and music streaming company...

Mears hopes to return to Germain Racing next year:

Casey Mears' status is uncertain for next season. While the 37-year-old driver of the #13 Geico Chevrolet remains optimistic, Mears expected to have his next contract signed by now. "Honestly, I really don't know yet," Mears told motorsport.com on Friday. "We've had...

Hamlin questions NASCAR”s delay in throwing caution:

Joe Gibbs Racing's #11-Denny Hamlin had a rough couple of laps late in Saturday night's SpongeBob SquarePants 400 at Kansas Speedway. Hamlin was caught in the middle of a four-wide battle off Turn 2 and was pinched between #88-Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Sam Hornish Jr. ...

Coca-Cola 600 Salute to the Troops Pre-Race Festivities:

As part of the biggest Memorial Day Weekend celebration on the planet, Charlotte Motor Speedway will honor Taya Kyle with the coveted Stonewall Jackson Award and will welcome Gen. Mark Milley to offer the State of Freedom address during the Coca-Cola 600 pre-race Salute...

2015 NASCAR Sprint Cup CHASE Standings:

[after Kansas, race 11 of 36] (by wins, then by points standings) 1) #48-Jimmie Johnson [3 wins], 389, -48 (3rd in driver points) 2) #4-Kevin Harvick [2 wins], 437 (1st in driver points) 3) #22-Joey Logano [1 win], 375, -62 (4th) 4) #88-Dale Earnhardt Jr. [1 win], ...

Final Talladega TV Ratings:

Final ratings for NASCAR's spring Talladega race were the lowest in eighteen years. NASCAR Sprint Cup racing from Talladega drew a 4.0 final rating and 6.3 million viewers on FOX Sunday afternoon, down 9% in ratings and viewership from last year (4.4, 6.9M) and down...

Allmendinger agrees to five year deal with JTG Daugherty:

Today during a NASCAR media availability at Kansas Speedway, AJ Allmendinger revealed to media members that he has signed an extension to his driver agreement with JTG Daugherty Racing that will make him the driver of the #47 Chevy SS for at least through the 2020 ...

Kansas Saturday Pre-Race Schedule:

5:30:00 p.m.: Driver/Crew Chief Meeting 5:40:00 p.m.: Concert - Shooter Jennings 6:50:00 p.m.: NSCS Drivers Introductions with NASCAR Special Awards 7:30:00 p.m.: Presentation of Colors by: Fort Riley's Commanding General's Mounted Color Guard 7:30:20 p.m.: Invocation...

Lesa France Kennedy featured on CBS Sunday Morning:

Losing her father and husband within a month of time made 2007 the "toughest year" of her life, NASCAR Vice Chairperson and International Speedway Corporation Chief Executive Officer Lesa France Kennedy tells Michelle Miller in an interview for CBS Sunday Morning ...