NASCAR Cup

That last thing Martin Truex, Jr. would have wanted was for his No. 78 Chevrolet to be pulled off the grid before the start of an elimination race in the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup.

By Jove, he’s done it again! Forced to win at Dover International Speedway to keep his NASCAR Sprint Cup Series championship hopes alive Sunday, Kevin Harvick did just that, dominating Sunday’s AAA 400 to stave off elimination from the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup.

With intermittent rain playing havoc with the racing schedule at Dover International Speedway, Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup contestants scrambled to learn as much as they could during two short practice sessions at the Monster Mile.

Clint Bowyer doesn’t view his one-year deal with HScott Motorsports, announced on Friday at Dover International Speedway, merely as a temporary parking place.

A hard, steady rain at Dover International Speedway made Matt Kenseth’s life easier—and Kevin Harvick’s challenge even more difficult than it otherwise might have been.

For the second straight postseason, Kevin Harvick finds himself with his back against the wall.

It’s happened to all of us. The fuel light is on, you’re low on gas, but you think you can make it a couple more miles to the gas station. And then the engine sputters, and you’re on the side of the road.

Three-time NASCAR Sprint Cup Champion Tony Stewart announced Wednesday that he will be retiring as a Sprint Cup driver at the end of the 2016 racing season, bringing an end to a 20-year career for one of the sports most successful and controversial drivers.

On lap 243 of Sunday’s race, NASCAR black-flagged Brad Keselowski’s No. 2 Team Penske Ford for jumping a restart.

Kevin Harvick clarified his championship status on Sunday—but not the way he had planned.