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Edwards won the 2007 Busch Series championship. Welcome to SportsNation! On Tuesday, driver of NASCAR's No. 99 Ford for Roush Fenway Racing, Carl Edwards, stops by to chat about the Sprint Cup season. Edwards, who currently sits second in the p...

This is why Matt Kenseth was willing to leave Roush Fenway Racing after 13 seasons to join Joe Gibbs Racing. The wins -- and a chance to win another Sprint Cup championship.

Playing the numbers game for the NRA 500, to be held at Texas Motor Speedway on Saturday night: Jimmie Johnson is back in the points lead after a dominant Martinsville victory. It's his 12th straight multi-win season -- the fourth-longest streak ...

Trevor Bayne would like to be a full-time driver in the Cup series, but Roush Fenway Racing has a tested timetable for driver advancement. Bayne's mission? Win in Nationwide.

The top stories at the NASCAR media tour were Kasey Kahne's haircut, Danica Patrick's love life and Travis Pastrana's clown car. And that's not necessarily a bad thing.

Roush Fenway Racing's goal is to put Trevor Bayne in a full-time Sprint Cup ride by 2014.

It's not often a manufacturer inherits a championship team, but such is the case for Ford officials this season. The big question is this: Can everyone involved share the wealth? Defending Cup champ Brad Keselowski, Ford's new golden boy, hopes so. ...

X Games star Travis Pastrana will drive the full NASCAR Nationwide Series schedule this year in Roush Fenway's No. 60 Ford Mustang.

Team owner Richard Childress said next year in the Sprint Cup Series won't be easy with driver Kevin Harvick moving to Stewart-Haas Racing in 2014.

Roush Fenway Racing Sprint Cup driver Carl Edwards will have a new crew chief in 2013.

After John Farrell was introduced as the new manager of the Boston Red Sox last week, he said one piece of advice to his players would be to avoid distractions such as social media. That's a directive that Roush-Fenway drivers such as Carl Edward...

Richard Petty Motorsports will continue as a Ford team in 2013, Petty and Ford officials announced Friday.

Roush Fenway Racing will give Ricky Stenhouse Jr. another Sprint Cup start as he prepares to replace Matt Kenseth next season in NASCAR's top series.

Should the Chase have an elimination system? Which driver is out of the title hunt? What's the matter with Roush Fenway Racing? Should Ricky Stenhouse Jr. be in the No. 17 now? Our experts weigh in.

Ival Cooper died in 1984, three years before Ricky Stenhouse Jr. was born. Cooper became Mississippi's first great driver. Will Stenhouse become its greatest?

Don't look for Roush Fenway Racing's Sprint Cup crew chief lineup to change in 2013.