NASCAR News

If history repeats itself on Sunday at Bristol Motor Speedway, Matt Kenseth won’t have a problem with it.

Randy Weaver continued his winning ways Saturday night, as he drove to the victory in the Aaron’s King Of The Commonwealth Ultimate Super Late Model Series feature at Virginia Motor Speedway in Jamaica, Va.

One of the most storied organizations in auto racing, Roush Fenway Racing boasts two championships and 135 wins in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series.

While upholding a P-5 level penalty to one of the top teams in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, the National Motorsports Appeals Panel did opt to amend portions of the punishment levied against the No. 31 Richard Childress Racing team.

Mitchell Godfrey held off all comers on Saturday night, as he powered to the Hobby Stock feature victory at Hartwell Speedway in Hartwell, Ga.

Michael Arnold of Hattiesburg, Miss. finished fifth on Saturday night at Whynot Motorsports Park in Meridian, Miss. to end his winning streak, but it was good enough to hang on to the NeSmith Chevrolet Weekly Racing Series point lead after Week 3 competition. Arnold has 146 points after three wins in four races driving the Strength Center Special.

Stuart Dutton raced his way to the top of the leader board in Saturday night’s Outlaw Late Model feature at Watermelon Capital Speedway in Cordele, Ga., and held on to score the season opening win.

Ray Cook made the trip from Brasstown, NC to take the pole in Saturday night’s Super Late Model feature at Dixie Speedway in Woodstock, GA and went on to lead the way to the feature win in the track’s annual Spring Championships.

A split second before his No. 54 Toyota slammed nose-first into a concrete wall inside turn 1 at Daytona International Speedway, Kyle Busch recalls saying to himself, “Oh, no, it’s not slowing down, it’s not slowing down—this is going to hurt, this is going to hurt.”

Billy Ogle, Jr. made sure his first career World of Outlaws Late Model Series victory was a memorable one.