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Some clinch scenarios at Richmond:

Some clinch scenarios at Richmond:

September 2, 2014
Only #31-Ryan Newman controls his own destiny, no matter who wins at Richmond. If there is a repeat 2014 winner (or a Kenseth victory), Newman is guaranteed a spot in the Chase if he finishes 41st or better; or 42nd with at least one lap led; or 43rd and the most laps

Bristol IRWIN Tools Night Race driver intro songs:

Bristol IRWIN Tools Night Race driver intro songs:

August 24, 2014
It's tradition at Bristol Motor Speedway for drivers to select a song to be played when they are introduced before the race. Here is the list of driver songs as given to Motor Racing Network. Drivers are listed in alphabetical order (based on last name) with their

Current 2014 Sprint Cup Driver Chase Grid:

Current 2014 Sprint Cup Driver Chase Grid:

August 23, 2014
[after Bristol, race 24 of 36 if Chase seeding started after this race] 1) #24-Jeff Gordon(X), 3 wins, 1st in points 2) #88-Dale Earnhardt Jr.(X), 3 wins, 2nd 3) #2-Brad Keselowski(X), 3 wins, 3rd 4) #22-Joey Logano(X), 3 wins, 4th 5) #48-Jimmie Johnson(X), 3 wins,

Dillon to run Great Stuff scheme:

Dillon to run Great Stuff scheme:

August 21, 2014
The average mid-size US home has a staggering half mile of gaps and cracks that inside conditioned air can leak out of, driving up your energy costs. While Austin Dillon drives the #3 GREAT STUFF Chevrolet around the half-mile track at Bristol Motor Speedway, fans

Busch fastest in first Truck practice:

Busch fastest in first Truck practice:

August 15, 2014
#51-Kyle Busch was fastest during the opening practice at Michigan International Speedway with a speed of 186.485 mph. #20-Austin Dillon was second, followed by #54-Darrell Wallace, Jr., ##17-Timothy Peters, #05-Travis Kvapil, #29-Ryan Blaney, #31-Ben Kennedy, #77-

Rice takes on new roles at NTS UPDATE:

Rice takes on new roles at NTS UPDATE:

August 11, 2014
Chris Rice has taken on the role of competition director and crew chief on the #20 Chevy for NTS Motorsports, driver Gray Gaulding announced on his‚ Twitter. Jeff Hensley had served as the crew chief on the 20 truck through the first half of the season. Rice most recently

NASCAR issuing more penalties on blend line violations:

NASCAR issuing more penalties on blend line violations:

August 9, 2014
NASCAR continued its crack-down on drivers violating the blend line, issuing penalties during Friday's Sprint Cup and Nationwide practices at Watkins Glen International. The issue is when drivers leave pit road and enter the track. They are required to have all four

Testing at Atlanta UPDATE:

Testing at Atlanta UPDATE:

August 8, 2014
Tuesday and Wednesday, Richard Childress Racing and Germain Racing will both test at Atlanta Motor Speedway.(NASCAR)(8-5-2014) UPDATE:‚ All three of Richard Childress Racing's full-time NASCAR Sprint Cup Series teams, along with a fourth car driven by Ty Dillon, completed

Dillon wins at Pocono:

Dillon wins at Pocono:

August 2, 2014
#3-Austin Dillon won the Pocono Mountains 150 at Pocono Raceway. #98-Johnny Sauter, finished second followed by: #21-Joey Coulter, #05-Clint Bowyer, #29-Ryan Blaney, #51-Erik Jones, #30-Ron Hornaday, Jr., #54-Darrell Wallace, Jr., #20-Justin Lofton, and #8-Joe Nemechek

Pocono Race Fast Facts:

Pocono Race Fast Facts:

August 2, 2014
Austin Dillon, the 2011 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series champion, won the 5th Annual Pocono Mountains 150 , his sixth victory in 60 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series races. This is his first victory and fifth top-10 finish in five starts in 2014. His last victory

Larson on pole at Pocono:

Larson on pole at Pocono:

August 2, 2014
#32-Kyle Larson won the 21 Means 21 pole award for the Pocono Mountains 150 at Pocono Raceway with a speed of 168.913mph. #3-Austin Dillon will start second, followed by: #19-Tyler Reddick, #31-Ben Kennedy, #17-Timothy Peters, #98-Johnny Sauter, #20-Justin Lofton, #

Pocono Qualifying Notes:

Pocono Qualifying Notes:

August 2, 2014
Kyle Larson won the Keystone Light Pole Award for the 5th Annual Pocono Mountains 150 with a lap of 53.282 seconds, 168.913 mph. This is his first pole in eight NASCAR Camping World Truck Series races. His previous best start was second at Homestead-Miami Speedway

Qualifying Fast Facts – Pocono:

Qualifying Fast Facts – Pocono:

August 1, 2014
Kyle Larson won the Coors Light Pole Award for the 41st Annual GoBowling.com 400 with a track qualifying record lap of 49.063 seconds, 183.438 mph. Denny Hamlin held the previous record of 181.415 mph/49.610 seconds, set in June of 2014. This is his first pole in 25

Peters fastest in final practice:

Peters fastest in final practice:

August 1, 2014
#17-Timothy Peters was fastest during final practice at Pocono Raceway for the Pocono Mountains 150 with a speed of 165.975mph. #32-Kyle Larson was second, followed by #88-Matt Crafton, #31-Ben Kennedy, #20-Justin Lofton, #3-Austin Dillon, #29-Ryan Blaney, #51-Erik

Larson fastest in practice:

Larson fastest in practice:

August 1, 2014
#32-Kyle Larson was fastest during the opening practice at Pocono Raceway with a speed of 166.670mph. #17-Timothy Peters was second, followed by #20-Justin Lofton, #31-Ben Kennedy, #3-Austin Dillon, #29-Ryan Blaney, #05-John Wes Townley, #51-Erik Jones, #19-Tyler Reddick