Aric Almirola took the pole for the Coca-Cola 600 with a lap of 192.940 mph Thursday night and teammate Marcus Ambrose finished second at 191.598, giving Petty a front-row sweep at Charlotte Motor Speedway for NASCAR's longest race.
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Earlier this month, BMS began work to alter the racetrack, which calls for gradually grinding and shaving down its slope.
Johnson used a calculated strategy — he drove hard for the first and last segments, and coasted for the three in between — to join Dale Earnhardt and Jeff Gordon as the only three-time winners of NASCAR's All-Star race.
Justin Lofton raced to his first NASCAR Truck Series victory Friday night, getting the jump on race leader Brad Keselowski on a late restart and holding on at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Lofton had 15 top 10s in the series before finally getting his first win in his 55th career start.
Lee Pulliam’s racing schedule has the potential to get very busy, and that just might be the way he wants it. With two victories at South Boston Speedway under his belt following his return to NASCAR, Pulliam embarks on his season debut at Motor Mile Speedway where he’s aiming to continue his dominating ways.
The Ridgeway native and SoBo Late Model points leader heads to Langley Speedway this weekend for its twin 50-lap LMSC races at the flat 0.398-mile oval. He will be joined by Sellers Racing teammate Austin Self.
Pulliam put forth another dominating performance, holding off C.E. Falk III during the race’s midway point and pulling away to win the CenturyLink Presents Bojangles 150 on Saturday night at South Boston Speedway.
As soon as his hauler pulled into South Boston Speedway last weekend, Lee Pulliam was set on moving forward.
Timothy Peters is certainly no stranger to being atop the Camping World Truck Series points standings early in the season.
If there was a script Lee Pulliam wanted to follow for his first NASCAR race back after his reinstatement earlier in the week, he likely couldn’t have scripted one any better than it turned out Saturday at South Boston Speedway.
NASCAR came to Richmond looking for a burst of racing excitement that hadn't been seen in the past few weeks. The last driver standing was Kyle Busch.
There's little doubt that Virginia Tech is known more as a football school than a basketball school. Now, with a string of former Hokies working in NASCAR, motorsports might be ranking higher on that ladder, too.
Kurt Busch edged Denny Hamlin by a half car length at the finish line to win the Virginia 529 College Savings 250 at Richmond International Raceway on Friday night.
Mark Martin will start on the pole for Saturday night's Sprint Cup race at Richmond International Raceway, the Capital City 400.
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Movie fans might remember The Three Faces of Eve, starring Joanne Woodward.
Race fans who own smart phones will have a new way to get information about Richmond International Raceway this year, thanks to a new mobile application.
For fans, the role NASCAR plays on Twitter brings their relationship with the drivers to a new level.
Juan Pablo Montoya has a reputation for getting the most out of his race car. He certainly showed that Sunday in Kansas, moving all the way up from 39th to finish 12th.
His car had a big, black wheel mark that almost obliterated the No. 11 on the right side. The sheet metal was all but caved in, and a sizable piece had been sliced and was hanging loose.
A driver from Chesterfield County finished third at the Denny Hamlin Short Track Showdown. It was not, however, the host.
The command to start engines before Denny Hamlin's Short Track Showdown was given by Hamlin's cousin, Kevin Jones.
When he finished the first year of his return engagement to NASCAR's Nationwide Series, Elliot Sadler had little room for improvement and a great deal of room for disappointment.
Of all the stats in the NASCAR world, one is eye-catching, eye-opening and eye-brow raising.
There isn't much Jeff Gordon doesn't like about racing in Richmond. The four-time NASCAR points champion likes Richmond International Raceway's short track and wide transitions coming in and out of the corners. He enjoys racing at night.
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