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

Another week, another trip to the NASCAR woodshed. This time it's Matt Kenseth, the No. 20 Toyota crew and Joe Gibbs Racing feeling the brunt of the league's wrath.

Matt Kenseth typically is one cool cat when wheeling a race car. But not on Sunday. Emotions ran sky high as the Joe Gibbs Racing newcomer secured his first victory in the No. 20 Toyota.

The Joe Gibbs Racing cars of Denny Hamlin and Kyle Busch had to change engines and start Sunday's Sprint Cup race at the back of the field, but Toyota officials said the motor problems were unrelated.

Denny Hamlin will not test NASCAR's free-agent market, agreeing Saturday to a contract extension with Joe Gibbs Racing.

Many figured Clint Bowyer took a step back when he left mighty Richard Childress Racing for Michael Waltrip Racing. Look at him now.

Elliott Sadler will drive five Sprint Cup races in the No. 55 Toyota for Michael Waltrip Racing, team officials announced Saturday.

Michael Waltrip Racing announced Friday it has signed Mark Martin to drive the No. 00 Toyota for 2012 and 2013.

BROOKLYN, Mich. -- Denny Hamlin and the No. 11 Toyota team had a choice to make. Take a bold move and change engine programs four races before the Chase, or stick with the in-house engine shop at Joe Gibbs Racing and hope for the best. Hamlin and c...

With David Reutimann and Martin Truex Jr. in his stable, Michael Waltrip has grand plans for his race team in 2011. But first there's this little matter known as Daytona.

Two drivers exceeded 201 mph in the first Sprint Cup practice, causing concern by NASCAR officials.

Toyota has signed a multiyear extension to continue as the manufacturer for Michael Waltrip Racing through the 2012 season, Waltrip and Toyota officials announced Saturday.

Finally, Brian Vickers has signed on the dotted line, agreeing to a new multi-year contract with the Red Bull Racing Team to continue driving the No. 83 Toyota, team officials announced Tuesday.

Sprint Cup driver Brian Vickers has agreed to a multi-year contact to remain the driver of the No. 83 Toyota for the Red Bull Racing Team, sources confirmed Wednesday.

Joey Logano already has the weight of the NASCAR world on his shoulders. That load got even heavier after a disastrous debut at Daytona.