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Mar 09
In Las Vegas Motor Speedway Sprint Cup Series
The qualifying session for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series is now completed in Las Vegas. Kasey Kahne was the fastest with a speed of over 190mph on his Chevrolet no. 5. Kyle Bush was second for Toyota and Kevin Harvick third. the first Ford driver is Greg Biffle in 9th position.
Mar 09
His problem inadvertently became Kyle Busch’s, as well
Juan Montoya’s trip to Las Vegas Motor Speedway got off to a decidedly rocky start in Friday’s first Sprint Cup practice. Montoya crashed his No. 42 Chevrolet shortly after getting up to speed on his first lap around the 1.5-mile oval. And Busch wound up sidelined, as well, when a piece of Montoya’s car — perhaps a broken brake rotor — punched a large hole in the left-front valance of Busch’s No. 18 Toyota.
Nov 08
Trifecta closer to reality with two down, one to go
Kyle Busch keeps extending streaks at Texas in search of a NASCAR first. Busch won his fourth consecutive Nationwide Series race at Texas on Saturday. It was another dominating victory, coming a day after winning the fifth truck race in his last five starts in the series this season.
Oct 30
Recent finishes at Alabama track make them favorites
With just four races remaining in the 2009 season, we’re beginning to get the clue that Jimmie Johnson is in line for an unprecedented fourth consecutive championship. The Chase format sets up well for the driver of the No. 48. However, this weekend’s race could be the opportunity that the top contenders are looking for.
Aug 08
Ambrose’s bold move into the chicane proved to be the winning pass
When Marcos Ambrose and Kyle Busch came to the chicane, or “bus stop,” on Lap 64 of Saturday’s Zippo 200 at The Glen, Busch stopped — out of necessity — and Ambrose didn’t.
Aug 06
A first visit to Montreal for the prodigal son of Las Vegas
Current 2009 NASCAR Nationwide Series points leader Kyle Busch will compete in the NAPA Auto Parts 200 Presented by Dodge
Kevin Harvick found out that two tires were enough as he outlasted cars with four fresh tires over the final 35 green-flag laps as he captured the Nationwide Series’ Nashville 300 on Saturday at Nashville Superspeedway. 
NASCAR.COM staff members have chosen their driver of the year for the three national series and now make their choice known for NASCAR Driver of the Year. 
The bulk of NASCAR Nationwide Series stand-alone season has now passed, with six of the last nine races having been run separately from tracks where NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races took place. 
Scott stayed out on old tires and took the lead on the final restart with about 10 laps to go and pulled away from Dennis Setzer to win the AAA Insurance 200 on Saturday at Dover. 
Kyle Busch’s burnout on the frontstretch was a loud and smoky substitute for candles on a birthday cake. 