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Matt Kenseth says the penalties NASCAR levied against his Sprint Cup team and Joe Gibbs Racing were "grossly unfair'" and "borderline shameful."

Sprint Cup driver Matt Kenseth was penalized 50 points in the standings and his crew chief was suspended for six races and fined $200,000 after the engine from the winning No. 20 car at Kansas Speedway failed a secondary postrace inspection.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- We were wondering when Kyle Busch's frustration over not making the Chase would come to a head. We saw it on Sunday at Dover. Shortly after finishing seventh due to fuel mileage in a race he led 302 of 400 laps, the Joe Gibbs Rac...

Kyle Busch has apologized to Toyota Racing Development for comments made about TRD engines following Sunday's Sprint Cup race at Dover.

Joe Gibbs Racing, Michael Waltrip Racing and JTG Daugherty Racing announced new multi-year extensions with Toyota on Tuesday.

Denny Hamlin, who has experienced more than his share of engine issues this season, may have a Toyota Racing Development engine in his Sprint Cup car next weekend at Michigan

The president of Toyota Racing Development doesn't agree with Joe Gibbs Racing driver Denny Hamlin that the Toyota Sprint Cup engine is behind other manufacturers in terms of power and reliability.

Lee White, president of Toyota Racing Development, said Toyota's departure from Formula One has no bearing on its NASCAR program, but he also said NASCAR should learn from F1's mistakes.

The president of Toyota Racing Development says the engine failures incurred by the three Roush Fenway Racing teams during Sunday's Sprint Cup race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway were unrelated to the problems five Toyota teams experienced on Saturday.

The president of Toyota Racing Development said some of the Cup Toyota teams have serious concerns about an engine wear issue.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- The president of Toyota Racing Development tossed out a sweet little nugget Wednesday during a conference call about an apparent plot to monopolize Rockingham Speedway for testing. Lee White said he heard that one Sprint Cup team ...

The president of Toyota Racing Development said he expects budget cuts in its NASCAR program as the Japanese automaker feels the effects of the global economic crisis.

For two guys who used to be friends, the accusations of cheating volleyed between Ford team owner Jack Roush and Toyota Racing Development GM Lee White sure turned ugly in a hurry, writes David Newton.

Jim Aust, who has guided Toyota's U.S.-based motorsports programs the past decade, will retire at the end of June.

Why was Lee White smiling? The GM of Toyota Racing Development liked what he saw this week at Daytona testing: his manufacturer dominating the speed charts.

Joe Gibbs Racing's move to Toyota will be announced Wednesday during an 11 a.m. news conference at the team headquarters in Huntersville, N.C.