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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.

In this week's Six, Marty Smith writes about his Triathlon experience, his one-on-one with Brian France, the AJ Allmendinger situation and six drivers to watch.

In this week's Six, Marty Smith catches up with Jerry Glanville, contemplates Jeff Burton's future at RCR and wonders about lame-duck driver Matt Kenseth's Cup title chances.

Kurt Busch will return to the No. 51 Phoenix Racing Chevrolet for Sunday's Sprint Cup race at Michigan after serving a one-race suspension.

So why did Phoenix Racing decide to keep Kurt Busch around as the team's driver despite his latest blowup? They don't know the Kurt Busch that you think you know.

Kyle Busch and Kurt Busch need each other like they've never needed each other. Kyle's upstart Nationwide Series team depends on it. So does Kurt's reputation.

In this week's Six, Marty Smith contemplates the Greatest Generation, the brutal honesty of retired athletes, Johnny Cash by way of Trent Reznor, Rockingham and the ever-popular Danica Patrick.

What's on Marty Smith's mind? The importance of sneakers, how much he'd like to interview Davey Allison, Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s season and much more. "The Six" is back.

Tony Stewart is not a big social media guy, but what if he was? Marty Smith gives you the social media status updates 10 NASCAR luminaries should have.

Plenty of NASCAR's finest use social media, including teammates Kasey Kahne and Jeff Gordon. But what should their status updates really read like? Marty Smith has some ideas.

CONCORD, N.C. -- It was barely Nov. 21, 2011, 2:30 in the morning on a Monday in North Carolina, and Steve Addington's mind and heart were racing. He was lying in bed, restless. The NASCAR season had been over for six hours. The transmission on t...

Kurt Busch has taken the first step: He admitted he has a problem. So where does the former Cup champion go from here?

Penske Racing officials are meeting Monday to determine the future of driver Kurt Busch, sources confirmed Sunday.

ESPN.com picks the Brickyard 400 podium.

An informal poll in the Cup garage revealed what drivers really think of five-time defending champ Jimmie Johnson: Great. Humble. Awesome. Genuine. And badass fast.

ESPN.com's Top 12 Drivers: Preseason.