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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- Before NASCAR kicks off 2013 with the Daytona 500, here are a few interesting statistics that might surprise you: Bad news for bad Brad: If Brad Keselowski wins the Daytona 500 on Sunday, he'll be the first defending Cup champ...

John King wrecked the leader and later held on to win a wild Truck Series opener at Daytona International Speedway on Friday night.

Sam Hornish Jr. will return to the Sprint Cup Series for the first time this season at Pocono Raceway.

These are rough times at Randy Moss Motorsports. The offseason was marked with a bit of an ugly divorce from driver Mike Skinner, who had led the team to a third-place finish in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series standings in 2009. Like most team...

The nation has been Belted. Or is it Beltified? Does it even matter anymore? We're living in the United States of Belterica. The Belt has landed in the NBA. It's made its way to NASCAR. Kids are Belting in class. Mail carriers ar...

Teams such as TRG Motorsports, Furniture Row Racing, Front Row Motorsports and Wood Brothers Racing may not be looking for victories in 2011, but they have their own major goals in sight.

Front Row Motorsports owner Bob Jenkins says he plans to appeal some of the stiff penalties NASCAR handed out to his No. 38 team for using illegal valve stem caps during last week's race at Pocono.

NASCAR has docked Front Row Motorsports owner Doug Yates 150 owner points and suspended three crew members on the No. 38 team for infractions incurred during last week's race at Pocono.

Front Row Motorsport has joined Ford Racing and will run two full-time Sprint Cup teams next season with Travis Kvapil and Kevin Conway.

Sam Hornish Jr. is feeling ill and will have Travis Kvapil standing by to relieve him at Talladega Superspeedway

Yates Racing will suspend operations of the No. 28 Sprint Cup team of Travis Kvapil due to lack of sponsorship.

Hall of Fame Racing has aligned itself with Yates Racing to run the No. 96 car for the entire Sprint Cup season.

Christopher Harris previews this weekend's race at Martinsville and advises putting your fantasy fortunes behind the Hendrick boys.

Carl Edwards fessed up right away. He accepted full blame for turning teammate Greg Biffle sideways and igniting a 10-car pileup with just 15 laps left Sunday at Talladega, writes Ed Hinton.

Talladega notebook

Travis Kvapil won the first pole of his Sprint Cup career Saturday when he took the top qualifying spot at Talladega Superspeedway.