Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series

It's Busch's seventh victory of the season and his 50th career victory to put him into a tie with Hall of Famers Junior Johnson and Ned Jarrett for 11th all-time.

Sunday's race went to overtime, a two-lap shootout to determine the winner and Keselowski took the lead early and never looked back.

The victory was the first Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series win for Team Penske at the Brickyard to go along with their 17 Indy 500 victories.

The Xfinity race starts at 10 am with the Cup race starting at 2 pm. Kyle Busch will have the pole for the Cup race with Kevin Harvick alongside him in the front row

Elliott's win was the first this season for Hendrick Motorsports and the 250th all-time.

Busch won both the Truck Series and Cup races over the weekend. Sunday's win was his sixth of the season. That ties him with Harvick for victories this season.

Sunday's win is Harvick's third at New Hampshire, 43rd of his career and it moves him into 18th place on NASCAR's all-time victory list

Truex led 174 of the 267 laps, won all three stages and won the Quaker State 400 presented by Walmart for the second year in a row

For Truex it's his third win this season, second at Sonoma Speedway and the 18th of his career

Heading into the weekend the only track that Kyle Busch hadn't won a Cup points race was Charlotte Motor Speedway. He took care of that in a big way

An impressive night for Kyle Busch at Richmond Speedway who started 32nd and weaved his way to the front, then survived a series of late restarts and overtime to win his third straight race.

Kyle Busch bumped his way past Kyle Larson to take the lead with six laps to go and held on for his second straight victory