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Top 10 Driver Ratings at Watkins Glen:

Top 10 Driver Ratings at Watkins Glen:

August 4, 2016
#14-Tony Stewart (5 wins)'¦'¦'¦'¦'¦'¦'¦'¦ 116.1 #18-Kyle Busch (2)'¦'¦'¦'¦'¦'¦'¦'¦'¦'¦. 109.9 #47-AJ Allmendinger (1)'¦'¦'¦'¦'¦'¦'¦'¦.. 99.9 #2-Brad Keselowski'¦'¦'¦'¦'¦'¦'¦'¦. 99.4 #48-Jimmie Johnson'¦'¦'¦'¦'¦'¦'¦'¦.. 98.4 #19-Carl Edwards'¦'¦'¦'¦'¦'¦'¦'¦'¦'¦ 95.1

NASCAR takes cars back to R&D; center for evaluation:

NASCAR takes cars back to R&D; center for evaluation:

August 2, 2016
Steve O'Donnell, NASCAR's executive vice president and chief racing development officer, revealed Monday at Pocono Raceway that six cars were going to NASCAR R&D; for inspection this week, providing the sanctioning body the chance to perform midseason evaluations

Teams complete Watkins Glen test:

Teams complete Watkins Glen test:

July 28, 2016
NASCAR Sprint Cup Series teams wrapped up a two-day organizational test Wednesday at newly repaved Watkins Glen International, emerging with better ideas of the challenges they'll face when the series returns for the Aug. 4-7 race weekend. Among those challenges: reworked

Pocono Chase Clinch Scenarios:

Pocono Chase Clinch Scenarios:

July 27, 2016
So far, the five drivers who have clinched Chase berths are #2-Brad Keselowski, #18-Kyle Busch, #19-Carl Edwards, #48-Jimmie Johnson and #20-Matt Kenseth. Chase-clinching scenarios for this weekend's Sprint Cup Series race at Pocono: #4-Kevin Harvick (1 win, 671 points

Keselowski ok after hard wreck in testing at Watkins Glen UPDATE:

Keselowski ok after hard wreck in testing at Watkins Glen UPDATE:

July 26, 2016
#2- Brad Keselowski escaped uninjured '” 'still upright,' in his words '” after a scary crash Tuesday during an organizational test for NASCAR Sprint Cup Series teams at Watkins Glen International. Keselowski had just turned a session-topping 124.572 mph on his 18th

Keselowski ok after hard wreck in testing at Watkins Glen:

Keselowski ok after hard wreck in testing at Watkins Glen:

July 26, 2016
#2- Brad Keselowski escaped uninjured '” 'still upright,' in his words '” after a scary crash Tuesday during an organizational test for NASCAR Sprint Cup Series teams at Watkins Glen International. Keselowski had just turned a session-topping 124.572 mph on his 18th

XFINITY Entry List:

XFINITY Entry List:

July 25, 2016
There are 41 cars on the preliminary entry list for Saturday's US Cellular 250 at Iowa Speedway. A few notes: Sam Hornish will drive RCR's #2; Mike Bliss is entered in the #10; The Gibbs #18 is TBA; Brad Keselowski will drive Penske's #22; Brandon McReynolds is in

Kenseth and Johnson Clinch Chase spots:

Kenseth and Johnson Clinch Chase spots:

July 25, 2016
#20-Matt Kenseth and #48-Jimmie Johnson clinched a spot in the top 30 in driver standings at Indianapolis Motor Speedway Sunday. The magic number was 271, as a driver needed to be 271 points ahead of 31st-place following the race. After Kenseth's 2nd place finish,

Indianapolis Chase Clinch Scenarios:

Indianapolis Chase Clinch Scenarios:

July 21, 2016
Several drivers have the opportunity to clinch a spot in the top 30 this weekend at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. This weekend, the magic number for the Sprint Cup Series is 271, as a driver will need to be 271 points ahead of 31st-place following Sunday's race to nab

Kyle Busch, Edwards clinch Chase spots at New Hampshire:

Kyle Busch, Edwards clinch Chase spots at New Hampshire:

July 18, 2016
Joe Gibbs Racing teammates #18-Kyle Busch and #19-Carl Edwards officially clinched berths in the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup playoffs based on their finishes in Sunday's race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. Busch, the defending series champion, led a race-high

NASCAR considering changes to pit road timing UPDATE:

NASCAR considering changes to pit road timing UPDATE:

July 16, 2016
NASCAR officials are contemplating changes to their electronic timing systems in the pits at New Hampshire Motor Speedway after the controversy surrounding last week's penalty to #78-Martin Truex Jr. Truex was penalized for passing leader Kevin Harvick Jr. on the inside

New Hampshire Qualifying Notes:

New Hampshire Qualifying Notes:

July 16, 2016
Kyle Busch(i) won the Coors Light Pole Award for the 27th Annual AutoLotto 200 with a lap of 29.121 seconds, 130.792 mph. This is his 53rd pole in 321 NASCAR XFINITY Series races. This is his fifth pole and 10th top-10 start in 2016. This is his third pole in 11 races

Top 10 Driver Ratings at New Hampshire:

Top 10 Driver Ratings at New Hampshire:

July 12, 2016
#14-Tony Stewart 103.4 #11-Denny Hamlin 103.2 #48-Jimmie Johnson 101.1 #2-Brad Keselowski 99.5 #88-Dale Earnhardt Jr 97.4 #4-Kevin Harvick 96.2 #18-Kyle Busch 95.6 #15-Clint Bowyer 91.3 #31-Ryan Newman 91.3 #5-Kasey Kahne 91.0 Note: Driver Ratings compiled from 2005

Kentucky Pole Notes & Facts:

Kentucky Pole Notes & Facts:

July 8, 2016
-Kyle Busch won the inaugural NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at Kentucky from the first starting position. Due to the qualifying session being cancelled for the 2011 race, it was not from the Coors Light pole. -Brad Keselowski (2014), Dale Earnhardt Jr. (2013) and Jimmie

Thursday practice

Thursday practice

July 7, 2016
for the Quaker State 400 Sprint Cup Series race at Kentucky Speedway is over, after 85 scheduled minutes, the top-five, slowest and notes: #19-Edwards 186.451 #18-Busch 186.181 #78-Truex Jr. 185.217 #11-Hamlin 185.084 #48-Johnson 184.989 slowest: #55-Sorenson 173.160