Even after missing 11 races while recovering from a broken leg and broken foot following a crash at Daytona in February, Kyle Busch can punch a ticket to the Chase for the Sprint Cup championship as long as he averages a 13th place finish over the next 10 races.  That should be enough to place him in the Top 30 of the Sprint Cup points standings to go along with his first victory of the season.  C

Kyle Busch beat his older brother Kurt to the finish line and won Sunday's Toyota/Save Mart 350 road race at Sonoma, Calif.

Kevin Harvick had the dominant car, but the rain was the dominant factor at Michigan International Speedway on Sunday in allowing Kurt Busch to win his second race of the season.

Finally a victory for Martin Truex, Jr.  For the fourth race in a row Truex led the most laps, but Sunday at Pocono Raceway he not only led 97 of the 160 laps, but came thru with a win to break a 69-race winless streak and came just days after he lost his grandmother. ...

There were a number of firsts in Saturday night's 31st annual NASCAR Sprint All-Star race at Charlotte Motor Speedway.  After nine appearances, Denny Hamlin finally won the non-points event and the one million dollar first place prize that came with it.  It was ...

Helio Castroneves should consider himself lucky.

It was an emotional Dale Earnhardt, Jr. who was overcome with thoughts of his father after winning Sunday's Geico 500 at Talladega Motor Speedway.  His 6th victory at racing's longest track was his first since 2004 and came days after what would have been Dale Earnhardt, Sr.'s 6...

Even after missing the first three races of the season after being suspended by NASCAR under accusations of domestic violence, Kurt Busch has guaranteed himself a spot in the Chase for the Sprint Cup Championship.  Busch dominated Sunday's Toyota Owners 400 at Richmond International Raceway leading 291 of the 400 laps for his first win of the season and the 26th of his Cup career.

Chalk up the second win of the season for Jimmie Johnson.  After waking up sick on Saturday morning, the six-time Cup champion led 128 laps including the final 14 when he used a low-side pass to get by Jamie McMurray and Kevin Harvick and held on for his first spring race victory at Texas Motor Speedway.  It give...

Sunday's Auto Club 400 in Fontana, California needed two green-white-checkered restarts to finish and it's where Brad Keselowski used the advantage of four fresh tires to pass Kurt Busch on the final lap.  It's the only lap he led all day, but it gave him his 17th career victory and first at Auto Club Speedway.  His previous best finish there was 18th.

What an incredible run for Kevin Harvick.  The driver of the Number-4 Chevy had another dominating performance at Phoenix International Raceway, leading 224 of 312 laps to win for the fourth straight time at Phoenix.   Harvick led from the pole, then held off Jamie McMurray on a late restart for his seventh career win at Phoenix.

Kurt Busch will be back behind the wheel of the Number 41 Chevrolet this Sunday at Phoenix International Raceway after his reinstatement by NASCAR.  It comes after the State of Delaware Attorney General declined to file charges against Busch in an alleged domestic violence incident involving his former girlfriend.  Busch will remain on indefinite probation.