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Coming into Sunday,  Kyle Busch hadn't won in 36 races. Well, the drought has finally ended! Busch, who had never won at Pocomo Raceway, came back from a 6 second deficit to lead the final 16 laps. The #18 car was dominate throughout, winning stage 1, leading all 50 laps. Busch an...

Kevin Harvick has contended for wins this season, but he hadn't yet broken through this season, until today. Harvick, who has the second most stage wins of any driver this season, 4, finally was upfront when it mattered most. Taking t...

Kyle Larson was persistent all day long. The driver of the #42 Target Chevy coundn't shake Martin Truex Jr. in the first two stages, finishing 2nd to Truex in the first two segments of the  Fire Keepers Casino 400. Despite having trouble with Truex, Larson continued to mash the gas pedal, taking the lead with 9 laps to go, after a late race caution.  T...

Ricky Stenhouse Jr. started exactly where you'd want to start a NASCAR race, from the pole position. Stenhouse wouldn't stay in the lead long, falling to the back of the pack early on. However, Stenhouse survived a late race crash that gathered up nearly half the field, on his way to winning the Gieco 500 at Talladega Super Speedway...

The most popular driver in Nascar just announced that 2017 will be his last year driving the #88 Chevrolet in a statement released on Nascar.com.

Ryan Newman took advantage of a late race caution, in stage 3 to win the Camping World 500, Sunday afternoon. Newman reminded in the top ten all race long, and chose not to pit during the final caution period. Newman's gamble paid off, as he took control in the final two laps, ending a long winless streak for himself and Richard Childress Racing...

Owensboro Hall-of-Famer Michael Waltrip has announced that he will, fittingly, wrap up his legendary NASCAR career after Sunday's Daytona 500, a race he won in 2001 and 2003.

The 2017 NASCAR season is underway, albeit a day late, Rain washed out the start of the Advance Auto Parts Clash, Saturday evening. Once things got started, the action was fast and furious. Jimmie Johnson and Kurt Busch were knocked out of the race, when  Johnson hit the wall hard in two separate incidents, in turn four...

NASCAR scheduled a press conference for this afternoon where they’ll detail competition changes for 2017. Here’s what we know so far.

Jimmie Johnson was at the right place at the right time Sunday, and took home his 7th Sprint Cup Championship. Johnson, who came in as the number  one seed, survived a late race accident that took out Chase contender, Carl Edwards.With just nine laps to go, it looked as if Edwards would cruise to his first title, but Edwards was taken out of the race, after being involved in an accident with Joey

Joey Logano was the real lucky dog this afternoon, taking advantage of others misfortunes to punch a ticket to The Championship round. This afternoon's Can-Am 500 was as thrilling as an elimination race should be, with ups and downs a plenty. Six...

Jimmy Johnson is on his way to Miami, after qualifying for the Championship Round of the Chase, after his win Sunday afternoon at Martinville. The six time Sprint Cup Series champ was in the mix most of the day, but took control in the final 100 laps, to nab his 8th grandfather clock at Martinsville Speedway. The...