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Seems the favored team to receive penalties and loss of points is the Captain’s No. 2 Champion winning team last year.

What an honor for the Michigan native to be able to drive his Penske Racing Ford across the “Mighty Mac” suspension bridge that connects the Upper and Lower Peninsula of the Great Lakes State.

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.

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

Some may question Roger Penske and Tim Cendric on giving AJ Allmendinger a chance to prove he is ready to return to the team while others may praise their decision of putting him into an IndyCar.

No. 2 Penske Ford Fusion driver Brad Keselowski allowed his full personality to be on display during media day at Daytona International Speedway.

AJ Allmendinger lost his ride last year due to failing the NASCAR random drug test. He ended up in the NASCAR Road to Recovery and made his return to racing. Now it appears his former team boss will give him a shot in an IndyCar.

At the start of the 2012 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, Penske Racing's Brad Keselowski was not one of the favorites for the championship. Yet they won which makes them our #3 top 20 moment!

2012 first-time Sprint Cup champion loves to tweet, and even had his hands slapped by NASCAR, not once but twice! His followers include the worldwide fans and the media.

Charlotte is the scene of testing the 2013 next generation Cup cars. Not all of the teams elected to take part in the NASCAR open test at this time.

Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s winless streak tallies close second in media poll

Brad Keselowski and team owner Roger Penske were the men of the hour at the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series final night of celebration in Las Vegas, Nevada. Special award winners included Jimmie Johnson and Tony Stewart.

2012 NASCAR Sprint Cup Champion Keselowski savors success. From the Newlywed game to burnouts on the main boulevard, the final event is the awards ceremony tonight.

Drivers share Champion’s Week laughs with fans and fifth graders from Nellis Air Force base school.

Athletes in other sports may opt for new wheels, or perhaps some new bling to commemorate such a milestone moment, but not Keselowski. Instead, Keselowski wants to make tracks, and he wants to make those tracks with a tank.

Week-long flurry of activity features fan appearances, burn outs and banquet

Reid Bigland, President and CEO – Dodge Brand, Chrysler Group LLC; Ralph Gilles, President and CEO – SRT Brand and Motorsports, Chrysler Group LLC; and Roger Penske, Penske Racing, comment on the rise of NASCAR’s newest Sprint Cup Series champion