It was Kyle Busch, with a lap speed of 188.403 mph, posting the fastest lap during the only NASCAR Sprint All-Star practice session at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
Carl Edwards, with a lap speed of 187.084 mph, was second fastest, followed by Clint Bowyer (187.026) who was third fastest, Kasey Kahne (186.825) fourth fastest and Greg Biffle (186.780) was fifth fastest.
Rounding out the top-ten fastest in "Happy Hour" were Juan Pablo Montoya (186.355) who was sixth fastest, Jimmie Johnson (186.342) seventh, Denny Hamlin (185.957) eighth, Mark Martin (185.688) ninth and Regan Smith (185.516) was tenth fastest.
The teams will return to the track at 6:00 PM (EDT) this evening for their scheduled qualifying session, and then the cars will be impounded until ... FULL STORY »
David Ragan, with a lap speed of 188.403 mph, posted the fastest lap in the only NASCAR Sprint Showdown practice session at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
Second fastest with a lap speed of 187.780 mph, was Jeff Burton, followed by Paul Menard ... FULL STORY »
It was Austin Dillon, with a lap speed of 177.989 mph, showing the fastest way around Charlotte Motor Speedway during the final NCWTS North Carolina Education Lottery 200 practice session.
Johnny Sauter, with a lap speed of 176.754 mph, was second ... FULL STORY »
Ron Hornaday, Jr., with a lap speed of 179.330 mph, was the fastest during the first NCWTS North Carolina Education Lottery 200 practice session at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
Second fastest was Johnny Sauter with a lap speed of 179.200 mph, and ... FULL STORY »
Matt Kenseth tamed "The Monster Mile" Sunday by winning the NSCS FedEx 400 benefiting Autism Speaks, with former Roush Fenway Racing teammate, Mark Martin coming in second (2.122 seconds behind).
Kenseth, who led 33 laps of the 400 laps that were ... FULL STORY »
It may have been Saturday the 14th, but it seemed more like Friday the 13th at "The Monster Mile" during the NNS 5-Hour ENERGY 200.
During a green-white-checkered (flag) restart, it was Carl Edwards (who sat on the pole after rain ... FULL STORY »
Rain at Dover International Raceway has also forced NASCAR officials to cancel qualifying for Sunday's NSCS FedEx 400 benefiting Autism Speaks, and the starting lineup will be set by the NASCAR rule book.
Starting on the pole will be the series ... FULL STORY »
