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PGA Golfer, Westwood, took the wheel of the No. 99 UPS Ford while Edwards received golfing tips from the Former No. 1 Golfer in the world

The two-time Daytona 500 winner and Advisory board member of Motorsport.com, Michael Waltrip celebrates his 50th birthday today, April 30th 2013.

The recent NASCAR penalties to two of their top Sprint Cup caused a stir among not only the two teams involved but also amongst the fans.

The entire Toyota Owners 400 race at the Richmond International Raceway kept the fans attention, even during the cautions.

Coming off his victory in Kansas last weekend, Matt Kenseth takes back-to-back NASCAR Sprint Cup Series top qualifying position in his No. 20 JGR Toyota for the Richmond 400.

Matt Kenseth enjoyed celebrating with his JGR team after their success at Kansas Speedway but days later came the news from NASCAR, and the statement from TRD.

Lee White, President of Toyota Racing Development in the United States, lays the blame on their own shoulders after for the NASCAR penalties were announced. Matt Kenseth took the Kansas Speedway victory in the No. 20 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota Camry.

Denny Hamlin will have to sit out the race in his home state of Virginia. Brian Vickers will be in the No. 11 JGR Toyota at Richmond.

Kurt Busch comments on the difference between his NASCAR Cup car and the V8 Supercar that he took for a ride at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas.

NASCAR explains the changes needed at two tracks following the major crash at the Nationwide race in Daytona.

Matt Kenseth scored the victory in the No. 20 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota at Kansas Speedway but the post-race inspection at the NASCAR Research and Development Center costs them fines, suspension, loss of points, and probation

The Australian V8 Supercar is 400lbs lighter than a Sprint Cup car, but only has 650 horsepower compared to 950 in NASCAR.

New group-based format to bolster excitement for Sonoma, Watkins Glen

Joe Gibbs Racing’s new driver this year is off to a good season by notching another 2013 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race victory. Kasey Kahne could not catch Matt Kenseth and settled for second.

NASCAR's Kurt Busch and Supercross star Chad Reed will have an interesting Tuesday next week when they climb into the cockpit of a V8 Supercar in Austin, Texas -- the home of the Circuit of the Americas.

Joe Gibbs Racing’s Matt Kenseth certainly took to his new ride in a Toyota this year. His former Roush Fenway Racing Ford teammate Carl Edwards joins Kenseth on the front row.

The Penske Racing team is in the process of the appeal and Keselowski was very careful on his comments with the media at Kansas Speedway.

Michael Waltrip Racing will contest the NASCAR Sprint Cup in Kansas with special door numbers. Waltrip was one of the runners in 2000.

Only a handful of drivers have seen victory lane at the end of the Kansas Speedway race. Not surprisingly the Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet team is on top of the list; however do not count out Biffle or Stewart.

Once NASCAR announced the penalties from the Texas Motor Speedway race, it did not take long for the fans to react

Three NASCAR Sprint Cup Series teams penalized following race at Texas Motor Speedway: One car from Michael Waltrip Racing and two cars from Penske Racing

United States President Obama met with 2012 NASCAR Sprint Cup champion Keselowski, team owner Penske and crew chief Wolfe at the White House.

Penske Racing’s 2012 NASCAR champion informed several members of the media that he was very angry with the sanctioning body.

Kyle Busch pulled off a double at Texas Motor Speedway: The Nationwide series victory last night was followed up with tonight’s Cup win.

The younger of the two Busch brothers grabbed the pole out of his older sibling’s hands; earning a new track record.

Team owner Roger Penske will join his driver as they both will head to Washington DC after the Texas 500 to meet with President Obama

With a new race car, past statistics at Texas may not be true indicators as to what will happen.

Busch, who has helped raise more than $40,000 for the Speedway Children’s Charities-Texas Chapter, will receive the Maj. General Thomas Sadler Award.

Once again, Jimmie Johnson took the victory in the Martinsville 500. The Hendrick Motorsports driver holds the record as the winningest active driver at the “paper clip” track.

Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet and Jimmie Johnson proved that they are ready to add to their tally if wins Martinsville with a record time during qualifying for the NASCAR Sprint Cup race.