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NASCAR Nationwide Series Crew Chief fined; Crew Chief, Car Chief placed on probation for infractions at Darlington Raceway after Kyle Busch had driven the Toyota to victory.

Kyle Busch now has five victories out of eight races that he has started in the 2013 NASCAR Nationwide Series.

Dramatic finish in the NASCAR Nationwide Series in the Aaron's 312 at Talladega Superspeedway in Alabama with Regan Smith taking the win in his JR Motorsports Chevrolet.

Qualifying for the Aaron's 312 NASCAR Nationwide race ended with a surprise when Travis Pastrana took the pole position in his No. 60 Roush Fenway Racing Ford!

Tempers flared after Brian Scott, Austin Dillon and Justin Allgaier were involved in a late race crash. Scott blamed Nelson Piquet Jr. and tempers flared on pit road. Later that night, two RCR crew members were arrested in the parking lot where the...

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

While the winning team in the NASCAR Nationwide Series team celebrating at Richmond, an altercation on pit road took place between Brian Scott and Nelson Piquet Jr. which later led to two arrests.

While Penske Racing and Brad Keselowski, fireworks broke out in pit lane between Nelson Piquet Jr. and Brian Scott!

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

Kyle Busch continues his dominance in the NASCAR Nationwide Series by claiming another win at Texas Motor Speedway

Pastrana Racing to field two Dodge Dart Rallycross cars for 2013 Season

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

The Toyota team is strong in the NASCAR Nationwide Series events at the Auto Club Speedway in Fontana, and Kyle Busch proved that again! Sam Hornish still holds the points lead.

Thunder Valley lived up to its reputation with the close racing and finishes. Kyle Busch notched the NASCAR Nationwide Series win over Kyle Larson by a “fender”

Hornish Jr. holds a slight lead over his rivals, but it is early in the season plus this is Bristol and anything can happen.

Sam Hornish Jr. has been strong in the first races of the NASCAR Nationwide Series this season which brings back memories of his IndyCar days.

Earnhardt Miller made the announcement today on The Dale Jr. download, a weekly podcast on Dirty Mo Radio.

NASCAR and International Speedway Corporation have hired a law firm to deal with the expected lawsuits following crash which caused injuries to the spectators in the Nationwide Series race.

With the win, Hornish takes the series point lead.

Sorenson will remain the driver of the No. 43 Nationwide entry until Annett heals fully.

Details are still coming in but at this time it has been reported that five people were injured in a golf cart accident in the tunnel at Phoenix International Raceway.

Driving his No. 54 for the Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota team, Kyle Busch notched his fifth win at the Phoenix International Raceway. Today’s NASCAR Nationwide race was his first win in the series since September 2011.

Travis Pastrana, driver of the No. 60 Roush Fenway Ford Mustang in the NASCAR Nationwide Series, kicked off the weekend at Phoenix International Raceway by answering questions from the media about last week’s 10th-place finish at Daytona and on...

Tony Stewart, No. 14 Bass Pro Shops/Mobil 1 Racing Chevrolet SS, met with the media and discussed the learning process for the new cars. He also spoke about his visit to the Daytona hospitals to check on the injured fans.

Annett headed home after successful surgery for injuries sustained in Daytona crash.

Sam Hornish Jr. leads the points heading to Phoenix International Raceway for Saturday's NASCAR Nationwide Series race. Alex Bowman is in second.

The Richard Petty Motorsport driver suffered a fracture and dislocation of his sternum in a crash in the NASCAR Nationwide race at Daytona.

Joie Chitwood, Daytona International Speedway president and Steve O'Donnell NASCAR’s senior vice president of racing operations provided the update on injuries.

The last-lap accident happened in the NASCAR Nationwide Series opening race on Saturday afternoon.

Michael Annett was involved in a 11-car crash in the Nationwide race in Daytona on lap 116 which caused a red flag. The race was restarted.