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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

The native of Wisconsin was one of the best drivers on the short-tracks, and he proved that many times in not only a NASCAR race but on the dirt tracks also.

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

Jimmie Johnson wins his second Daytona 500 with Hendrick Chevrolet teammate Dale Earnhardt Jr. on his bumper. Danica Patrick takes 8th place.

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.

Kasey Kahne was still in shock as he celebrated his victory in front of a packed crowd at 'the world's fastest half-mile' aka Bristol Motor Speedway.

Rain washes out NASCAR Sprint Cup Series qualifying at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Field set by 2012 points which puts Danica Patrick 37th on the grid.

A crash on 34th lap of the Daytona 500 has affected nine cars.

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.

After Thursday on track testing action, Fan Fest will host question and answer sessions with the drivers for the fans.

Mark Martin knocked Kasey Kahne off the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series provisional pole at PIR to add to his career tally.

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

Joe Gibbs Racing’s new Toyota driver Matt Kenseth was toughest in the Las Vegas 400, and on his 41st birthday, he celebrated his first win with his new team.

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

Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota driver Denny Hamlin grabbed the pole for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Auto Club Speedway’s 400 race on Sunday.

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

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

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

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.