NASCAR Cup

Drenched in sweat after completing 400 miles at Pocono Raceway on a sizzling hot summer day last August, an ecstatic Dale Earnhardt Jr. raised a push broom over his head in triumph to celebrate his season sweep of the two races at the track known as the “Tricky Triangle.”

While several drivers and teams are now breathing a sigh of relief having escaped the “Monster Mile” at Dover International Speedway in Dover, Del., others felt cursed by their bad luck – or perhaps at some aggressive driving on another driver's part.

How bad was the handling of Aric Almirola’s car early in Sunday’s Sprint Cup race? So bad that he twice went a lap down early in the race.

Jimmie Johnson, welcome to the club.

Despite experience in NASCAR racing that spans more than two decades, Jeff Gordon says racing at Dover International Speedway these days is “just like starting over.”

If there’s a “home game” for Martin Truex, Jr., Dover is it

On the final run in the final seconds of the third and final round of Friday’s knockout qualifying session at Dover International Speedway, Denny Hamlin knocked Martin Truex, Jr. off the pole for Sunday’s FedEx 400 benefiting Autism Speaks NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race.

Only four NASCAR Sprint Cup Series drivers have amassed 10 or more wins at a single track.

For many people, Memorial Day Weekend is all about traveling. And with the current price of gasoline, it can easily be about fuel mileage as well.

Carl Edwards rolled the dice and came up a winner as he stretched out his fuel just enough to cover the 600-mile distance to snap a 31-race winless streak and collect his first victory of the season in Sunday night’s Coca Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway.