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Once again Jimmie Johnson know how to take the big wins even when he has to come from behind!

The NASCAR Sprint All-Star event does not add points for the championship chase but the pay-off is the goal!

No. 20 Joe Gibbs Toyota, sort of, won their appeal while Penske Racing lost their cause except for the suspensions being reduced.

The Chief Appellate Officer for National Stock Car Racing statement did include one minor change by reducing the suspensions for 7 of the team members.

On May 1, 2013, the National Stock Car Racing Appeals Panel heard and considered the appeal of the No. 2 and No. 22 Penske Racing NASCAR Sprint Cup Series teams.

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.

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

Challenging for the checkered flag on the final lap is what racing is all about, is it not?

NASCAR chairman Brian France informed the Associated Press that no penalties had been assessed after the Auto Club Speedway race in Fontana, California.

Joe Gibbs Racing’s driver Denny Hamlin has been diagnosed with a L1 compression fracture.

Final lap crash puts Hamlin in hospital after contact with Logano as the two battled for the victory.

Richard Childress Racing's Kevin Harvick took the first win of the 2013 season. The now named Sprint Unlimited "shootout" was a non-points race to open the NASCAR Cup season.

NASCAR Sprint Cup testing was uneventful until Earnhardt Jr. decided to give Ambrose a push going down the back stretch. It did not work out as planned. A total of 12 cars were involved in the crash that followed.