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Carl Edwards has topped qualifying for the first time this season with a lap of 202.452 mph at Michigan International Speedway on Friday.

In ESPN The Magazine, Ryan McGee writes about how a prickly set of exchanges exposed a stock car and open-wheel rift most fans thought was long dead.

Before you think last week's bad finish doomed Denny Hamlin's Chase chances, relax and realize some of his best tracks -- starting with Pocono -- are coming up.

If you're looking for someone to shake things up as the summer rolls along and the Chase starts to come in focus, Kurt Busch might just be your man.

We've had a woman on the Daytona 500 pole, car parts injuring spectators and TV cable lines falling from the sky. Can the season get any more unusual? Oh, you bet it can.

Kevin Harvick pulled away from Kasey Kahne on a restart with 11 laps left to win the Coca-Cola 600 for the second time in three seasons, a race stopped nearly 30 minutes Sunday night when a TV camera support rope snapped.

Jimmie Johnson is a five-time Sprint Cup champion. So it stands to reason the surefire Hall of Famer would hold his own in, say, the Indianapolis 500, right? It's not that simple.

Denny Hamlin broke the track record Thursday with a lap of 195.624 mph to capture the pole for the Coca-Cola 600 on Sunday at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Jimmie Johnson became the first four-time winner of NASCAR's annual All-Star race Saturday night at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Some people just love to hate Jimmie Johnson. Well, the five-time Sprint Cup champ -- who won his record fourth All-Star Race -- has a message for his critics: Whatever.

Carl Edwards captured the pole for the Sprint All-Star race at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

INDIANAPOLIS -- E.J. Viso came within the blink of an eye of the first 230 mph lap in a decade at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on "Fast Friday." Viso, driving a Dallara/Chevrolet for the Andretti Autosport team, uncorked a lap of 229.532 mph in his C...

Kurt Busch ended up on top at Darlington Raceway a week after finishing upside-down at Talladega.

Ricky Craven edging Kurt Busch at Darlington in 2003 is perhaps the greatest finish in NASCAR history. Truthfully, it's even better than you remember.

Friday's highlights from Darlington Raceway

Kurt Busch has become the first driver this year to pass rookie orientation for the Indianapolis 500.