Jeff Gordon Takes Pole for 2015 GEICO 500 at Talladega
It came down to the last car in qualifying, but on Saturday there was no doubt who was the fastest car in Talladega. Jeff Gordon‘s …
Cup Series
Roush Fenway Racing Duo Quickest in 2015 GEICO 500 Practices at Talladega
2012 was the last time a Roush Fenway Racing car earned a victory at Talladega Superspeedway. Last year, one of its three drivers, Ricky Stenhouse …
Team Penske Adds Avaya as Primary Sponsor in NASCAR and Verizon IndyCar Series
Team Penske will welcome another company as a primary sponsor starting at Kansas Speedway with Brad Keselowski. Avaya, a provider of customer and team engagement …
Kroger Signs Multi-Year Extension with JTG Daugherty Racing and AJ Allmendinger
The No. 47 Chevrolet will feature a fresh coat of paint starting this weekend at Talladega Superspeedway. Kroger, which has sponsored the team during the …
Tech Talk: Matt Puccia on Greg Biffle’s Talladega Chances & Roush’s New Cars
Greg Biffle‘s first career Cup victory took place at Daytona in 2003 in a restrictor-plate race, while his best finish at Talladega was last spring. …
Friday Faceoff: Tempers, Mergers, Surprises & Waivers
Tony Stewart was none too pleased with Dale Earnhardt Jr. after the two tangled late in the race, leaving Stewart to settle for a 41st-place …
4 Burning Questions at Talladega: Draft Masters & Differing Strategies
Here we go to one of the few holy ground left in a modern NASCAR world that is light on tradition. Full novels could be …
Holding A Pretty Wheel: Is There a Place for Plate Racing in Today’s NASCAR?
Talladega: Just the name is enough to send shivers up the spine of any race fan. For some, it’s shivers of anticipation of a favorite …
NASCAR 101: Where Erik Jones May Shine in His New Cup Career
Get ready, because Erik Jones is here. Don’t know him? That’s probably because you don’t follow the Xfinity and/or Camping World Truck series – which …
Erik Jones Named as Driver of Cup Series No. 18 Starting at Kansas
It’s official: he’s here. Joe Gibbs Racing announced Thursday that 18-year-old development driver Erik Jones will drive the No. 18 M&M’s Toyota starting with next …