Tony Stewart is only the second driver to start a Chase with back-to-back wins.
This season could be Kevin Harvick's best chance to win his first Sprint Cup Series championship.
Tony Stewart reedemed an otherwise disappointing season with a huge win in the rain-delayed opener of the Chase.
Coming off a great performance at Richmond, how can we not like Jeff Gordon this weekend at Chicago?
Jeff Gordon's legendary status at Chicagoland makes him the favorite in the first race of the Chase this week.
Richmond International Raceway is statistically Kyle Busch's best oval on the circuit.
Few can wheel a NASCAR stock car like Jeff Gordon, and Tuesday's race was a shining example of what the California native is capable.
If Edwards hopes to turn around his recent skid, it could all begin with a victory this Sunday at Atlanta.
Matt Kenseth has a good recored at Atlanta and has shown the consistency fantasy owners covet.
The winner of four of the last five Bristol races, Kyle Busch is looking to keep his winning streak alive under the lights at the bullring.
NASCAR goes under the lights at the Bristol bullring where the Busch brothers have dominated recently.
Carl Edwards is thick in the middle of the battle to win this season's championship and could cash in this week in Michigan.
Not only did Hamlin win at Michigan in June, but he also has the best recent finishing average at the track.
Kurt Busch is having an incredible season, and he comes to the Glen this week in search of his second victory in 2011.
The Sprint Cup series heads to Watkins Glen where Tony Stewart hopes to conquer the second road race of the year.
Four-time Pocono winner Denny Hamlin has only one victory this season, but the No. 11 Toyota seems to run up front every time the series visits Pennsylvania.
Jimmie Johnson's luck at Indianapolis has really been boom-or-bust over his career. Can he push aside the class of the field, Tony Stewart?