... here last June, finished third, followed by David Reutimann and Stewart, now part owner of his own team and the series leader by 69 points over Gordon. The race was slowed by 11 caution flags for 47 laps. The ninth one was brought out when ...

... finishes were a quartet of fourths ahead of him as the field was about to get the green flag with 12 laps remaining The series leader, winner of two races this season, including the Indianapolis 500, said he was trying to get some heat into his new ...

... just three races remaining until the start of the 10-race Chase for the Championship, Edwards closed the gap on series leader Busch with his second victory in the last three races. Edwards also completed a rare weekend sweep on the 2-mile ...

... strong run by Edwards, combined with Clint Bowyer's sixth-place finish, moved Edwards within 91 points of the series leader with two races remaining. Although Busch has had a disappointing run in the Chase for the Sprint Cup and is out of ...

... your head up and keep going as hard as you can and you'll get whatever you deserve." Edwards is 106 points behind series leader Jimmie Johnson. If Johnson finishes no worse than eighth in the last two races, he will win his record-tying third ...

... NASCAR invented the made-for-television Chase for the Championship, it hoped it would promote more racing by the series leader. It's done the exact opposite. While Tony Stewart insists he will try to win today's Ford 400 at the Homestead ...

... down because of problems on a green-flag pit stop early in the race at Nashville Superspeedway. Harvick, the Busch Series leader, has 18 career Busch Series victories. Pole-sitter Denny Hamlin was third, followed by J.J. Yeley and Carl ...

... victories. But the Roush Racing driver remained a distant second in the season standings, 308 points behind runaway series leader Harvick. Clint Bowyer, Harvick's Richard Childress Racing teammate, appeared on the way to an easy victory, building ...

... Newman qualified third (121.642 mph), just ahead of four-time Watkins Glen winner Jeff Gordon (121.432 mph). Series leader Jimmie Johnson and Robby Gordon, who won this race in 2003, will start on the third row, Kevin Harvick and defending ...

... speed for Target Chip Ganassi Racing, followed by Castroneves, Sam Hornish Jr. Marco Andretti, Tony Kanaan and series leader Dario Franchitti, completed the top six. That put Buddy Rice on the outside, even though his Dreyer & Reinbold Honda ...