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  • Keselowski Wins Coors Light Pole Award at New Hampshire Motor Speedway

    Keselowski Wins Coors Light Pole Award at New Hampshire Motor Speedway

  • NASCAR Racing Schedule for NHMS and Kentucky Speedway

    NASCAR Racing Schedule for NHMS and Kentucky Speedway

    Your guide to all the NASCAR on-track activities at New Hampshire Motor Speedway for the Sprint Cup Series and Camping World Truck Series plus the Nationwide Series at Kentucky Speedway. All time are ET.

    Friday, September 19

    9:30 a.m. – 10:50 a.m: NASCAR Camping World Truck Series practice
    Noon – 1:20 p.m.: NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Practice – FOX Sports 1
    1:30 p.m. – 2:30: NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Practice – FOX Sports 1
    2:30 p.m. – NASCAR Live, FOX Sports 1
    3 p.m. – 4:25 p.m.: NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Final Practice – FOX Sports 1
    3:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.: NASCAR Nationwide Series practice
    4:40 p.m.: NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Coors Light Pole Qualifying – FOX Sports 1
    6 p.m.: NASCAR Live – FOX Sports 1
    6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.: NASCAR Nationwide Series Final Practice – FOX Sports 1
    7:30 p.m.: NASCAR Live – FOX Sports 1

    Saturday, September 20

    9 a.m. – 9:50 a.m.: NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Practice – FOX Sports 1
    10:10 a.m.: NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Keystone Light Pole Qualifying – FOX Sports 1
    11:30 a.m. – 12:20 p.m.: NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Final Practice – FOX Sports 1
    12:30 p.m.: NCWTS SetUp – FOX Sports 1
    1 p.m.: NASCAR Camping World Truck Series UNOH 175 Race at New Hampshire – FOX Sports 1
    4:10 p.m.: NASCAR Nationwide Series Coors Light Pole Qualifying
    7:30 p.m.: NASCAR Nationwide Series VisitMyrtleBeach.com 300 Race at Kentucky – ESPNEWS

    Sunday, September 21

    Noon: NASCAR RaceDay – FOX Sports 1
    1 p.m.: NSCS Countdown – ESPN
    2 p.m.: NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Sylvania 300 Race at New Hampshire – ESPN
    7 p.m.: NASCAR Victory Lane – FOX Sports 1

     

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  • Keselowski Wins At Chicagoland, Takes Early-Chase Lead

    Keselowski Wins At Chicagoland, Takes Early-Chase Lead

    A late-race battle between a rookie and three previous Chicagoland winners ended in Brad Keselowski capturing the checkered flag in his series-leading fifth win of the 2014 Sprint Cup season.

    Keselowski’s victory, which guarantees the 2012 Cup champion a spot in the Chase’s Contender Round, was also Ford’s first win in 14 Chicagoland Speedway races.

    Late in the race, however, the rookie Kyle Larson seemed a serious threat for his first Sprint Cup win. Long bouts of side-by-side racing between Larson and Kevin Harvick for the lead accompanied the final 20 laps . While inaugural Chicagoland winner Harvick seemed the man to beat, when Larson caught the veteran he proved that even a rookie can engage in a tight but clean race for a win.

    But the 2012 Sprint Cup champion Brad Keselowski saw the battle for the lead as an invitation to make his own move. Cutting between the two California drivers, Keselowski took the lead with 15 laps to go and held on to it.

    Keselowski seemed to appear out of nowhere. With 80 laps to go, Keselowski restarted in 16th place due to an extra pit stop under caution. Bogged down by slower competitors, he decisively made moves through traffic until catching and passing the battling leaders.

    A caution caused by an accident between Danica Patrick and Ricky Stenhouse led to a restart with six laps to go. Keselowski re-established a comfortable lead, which he held until passing under the checkered flag in first place.

    Despite losing too much distance to make up before the race’s finish, Larson was given another opportunity to show off his skills, as Jeff Gordon invited him to another tight duel for second place. The two drivers engaged in another clean battle in the closing laps of the race, at one point swapping low and high race lines as they crossed the start/finish line, putting on a spectacle for the fans. Gordon eventually secured the spot and finished second, while Larson notched third. The rookie managed to capture his Top-3 finish despite a hard hit in practice that sent him to a backup car for race day.

    Keselowski’s Team Penske counterpart Joey Logano finished fourth, and Kevin Harvick dropped back to eventually finish fifth.

    Keselowski holds a seven point lead over Jeff Gordon in the standings heading into the second race of the Challenger Round in the Chase, next Sunday at New Hampshire.

    Chase drivers Aric Almirola, Ryan Newman, Greg Biffle and A.J. Allmendinger did not fare well, and as a result are the final four drivers in the Chase group, in danger of the cut-off after the next two races.

    Newman, Allmendinger and Biffle finished 15th, 22nd and 23rd, respectively. Almirola finished 41st after engine failure while running in sixth place.

    Race Results:

    1. Brad Keselowski
    2. Jeff Gordon
    3. Kyle Larson
    4. Joey Logano
    5. Kevin Harvick
    6. Denny Hamlin
    7. Kyle Busch
    8. Kurt Busch
    9. Jamie McMurray
    10. Matt Kenseth
    11. Dale Earnhardt Jr.
    12. Jimmie Johnson
    13. Kasey Kahne
    14. Martin Truex Jr.
    15. Ryan Newman
    16. Austin Dillon
    17. Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
    18. Tony Stewart
    19. Danica Patrick
    20. Carl Edwards
    21. Paul Menard
    22. AJ Allmendger
    23. Greg Biffle
    24. Brian Vickers
    25. Marcos Ambrose
    26. Casey Mears
    27. Justi Allgaier
    28. Landon Cassill
    29. Reed Sorenson
    30. Cole Whitt
    31. David Ragan
    32. Michael McDowell
    33. Josh Wise
    34. David Gilliland
    35. Alex Bowman
    36. Joey Nemechek
    37. Joey Gase
    38. Travis Kvapil
    39. Clint Bowyer
    40. Michael Annett
    41. Aric Almirola
    42. Ryan Truex
    43. Mike Bliss
  • Keselowski Opens Chase With a Shot Across the Bow

    Keselowski Opens Chase With a Shot Across the Bow

  • Toyota NCWTS Chicagoland Post-Race Notes & Quotes

    Toyota NCWTS Chicagoland Post-Race Notes & Quotes

    • Kyle Busch finished first in Saturday night’s rain-delayed NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) race at Chicagoland Speedway.
    • Busch started last among the 32 drivers on the starting grid (for missing Thursday’s NCWTS practice sessions) and led the field three times for a race-high 66 laps (of 150).
    • This season, Busch has six NCWTS wins. Along with the Chicagoland victory, he picked up first-place trophies at Daytona, Kansas, Charlotte, Dover and Kentucky.
    • Busch has 34 NCWTS wins driving a Tundra, and 41 overall wins in the series.
    • Tundra drivers have recorded 124 race wins since the start of the 2004 season.
    • Tundra driver Matt Crafton crossed the finish line second. He led the field three times for 14 laps.
    • Tundra drivers Jeb Burton (fifth), Darrell Wallace Jr. (sixth) and Joe Nemechek (ninth) also finished in the top-10.
    • Tundra driver Johnny Sauter led the field to the green flag and led 24 laps, before finishing 14th.
    • Crafton moved into the lead in the championship point standings and by five points over teammate Sauter. Wallace (fourth), German Quiroga (fifth), Timothy Peters (eighth) and Burton (10th) are also in the top-10 in the standings.

    KYLE BUSCH, No. 51 Dollar General Toyota Tundra, Kyle Busch Motorsports
    Finishing Position: 1st
    Was it fun to come from the back of the field — and pass a lot of trucks — to get the win?
    “It was for us in this 51 Dollar General Tundra. This doesn’t make our loss earlier (in the NNS race) any sweeter, No, we could have had two (wins) and could have been going for three tomorrow. Come up short and we’ll just have to fight and maybe get two of the three. Imagine that, I think I’ve done that probably plenty of times, two of the three. Can’t say enough about all these guys at KBM (Kyle Busch Motorsports) — the pit crew was great tonight. Erik Jones, appreciate him being here and piloting this thing for me while I was gone (Thursday) and I didn’t screw it up, so that’s a start.”

    How were you able to pass 59 lead lap trucks for the win?
    “I knew we were going to have a fast Tundra tonight, the guys have done a really nice job this year. This was a true testament of what this team is all about, where we’ve come and what we’re all about this year with the support that we’ve got and everybody that works so hard at TRD (Toyota Racing Development). It’s a good one for us to be in, but it’s going to be Erik Jones’ chance here the next few races and I’ll get back at the end and see if we can’t win an owner’s championship.”

    How does it feel to win your sixth race of the season?
    “It was a great race for us and this Tundra was awesome. All the guys at KBM (Kyle Busch Motorsports) did a great job for me. The pit crew was great tonight, too. This Dollar General Tundra, what can I say, it was just fast. I can’t wait to see what happens the rest of the year.”

    What’s it like to pass so many trucks after starting from the rear of the field?
    “Well early on, I was patient with it, just trying to get everyone acclimated to not being on the track at all yesterday from practice day. Me, for sure, I was getting acclimated, too. I knew we had a good truck. I was just trying to pace myself there early. I knew what I had and when I had that pit road penalty and got stuck behind then I could try to charge back through harder. The truck was good and got back to the front there. I was chasing the 20 (Austin Dillon) truck there for the lead and was getting tight behind him with the aero and hurt him. I hate that but fortunately I got through the lap truck and we were able to win this thing — pretty cool day.”

    MATT CRAFTON, No. 88 Splash-FVP/Menards Toyota Tundra, ThorSport Racing
    Finishing Position: 2nd
    How does it feel to be back in the lead in the point standings?
    “Not too worried about that. We got a long ways to go in the points. Like I said, I’m tired of finishing second to him (Kyle Busch). We fired off right there and I was on the splitter really bad. We made some adjustments. Then I could fire off really good on the first two runs, then I would get loose and tight — maybe a little bit too much on that short run there. And, it slowly came to me. But, that 51 truck (Kyle Busch) was very fast. I can’t thank these guys enough. This Menards Toyota Tundra was pretty darn good. Just needed a little bit more.”

    What more did you need in your Tundra?
    “We were free on all the other runs and we just kept tightening it up, and we might have just went over just a little, little bit. Then we were a little bit too snug on that last run. I don’t know if it was on the splitter or what it was. Not a bad day for this Menards Toyota Tundra.”

    JEB BURTON, No. 13 Estes/Carolina Nut Company Toyota Tundra, ThorSport Racing:
    Finishing Position: 5th
    How was your race?
    “The window came loose and we were pretty free. I don’t know if that is all of it, but these guys never gave up. All the way to the rear and came all the way back. It was a good effort and hopefully this is some momentum to end out the year right.”

    What happened to the window?
    “It just came loose. I don’t think that was helping our truck any. It was definitely a handful for most of the race. We got it better right there at the end. I felt like we were going to be a lot better than that — we just got to keep getting better every week.”

    Does this finish provide some momentum?
    “Yeah. Definitely. I think the last four or five races we’ve ran a lot better. Our finishes haven’t showed up. Tonight it feels good to finally have some breaks and things go our way and get that first top-five (of the season). Hopefully, there’s seven races left — we’re going to get a win before it’s over with.”

    DARRELL WALLACE JR., No. 54 ToyotaCare Toyota Tundra, Kyle Busch Motorsports
    Finishing Position: 6th

    JOE NEMECHEK, No. 8 Jewel Osco Toyota Tundra, NEMCO Motorsports
    Finishing Position: 9th

    JOHNNY SAUTER, No. 98 Nextant Aerospace/Curb Records Toyota Tundra, ThorSport Racing
    Finishing Position: 14th

    JOHN WES TOWNLEY, No. 5 Zaxby’s Toyota Tundra, Athenian Motorsports
    Finishing Position: 15th

    MASON MINGUS, No. 35 Call 811 Toyota Tundra, Win-Tron Racing
    Finishing Position: 16th

    GERMÁN QUIROGA, No. 77 Net10 Wireless Toyota Tundra, Red Horse Racing
    Finishing Position: 19th

    TIMOTHY PETERS, No. 17 Duke of Oil/Valvoline Toyota Tundra, Red Horse Racing
    Finishing Position: 17th

  • Kyle Busch Captures Sixth Truck Series Win of the Season at Chicagoland Speedway

    Kyle Busch Captures Sixth Truck Series Win of the Season at Chicagoland Speedway

    Kyle Busch battled his way to the front after starting near the rear of the field, leading 66 of 150 laps in the Lucas Oil 225, to claim his sixth NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race of the season in only eight starts. It’s his 41st career victory in the series and also Busch’s fourth win in five starts at Chicagoland Speedway.

    “We had a really fast (No. 51) Dollar General Tundra,” Busch said. “Being in victory lane feels good. Dollar General, all their support, all their racing programs that they put on, is really awesome for us at KBM (Kyle Busch Motorsports). We’ll see if we can’t see Erik Jones get a couple of wins here to close out the year.”

    Matt Crafton, driver of the No. 88 Splash-FVP/Menards Toyota, finished second, led 14 laps and is the new series points leader, by five points over Johnny Sauter.

    “All in all, not a bad night,” Crafton said. “We had a lot of short run speed early, the first two runs. The last run we just tightened it up a little bit too much I think.”

    Austin Dillon was third, followed by Tyler Reddick in fourth. This was Reddick’s best finish of the season; his previous best finish was eighth at Dover. Jeb Burton finished fifth followed by  Darrell Wallace Jr. in sixth. Ben Kennedy, Joey Coulter, Joe Nemechek and Bryan Silas finished in seventh through 10th, respectively.

    Johnny Sauter finished 14th and is now second in the points standings. Ryan Blaney (-16), Darrell Wallace (-35) and German Quiroga (-59) round out the top five in the standings.

    The Camping World Truck Series travels to New Hampshire Motor Speedway next Saturday for the UNOH 175 (1 p.m. ET, FOX Sports 1).

     

    POS. CAR DRIVER
    1 51 Kyle Busch
    2 88 Matt Crafton
    3 20 Austin Dillon
    4 19 Tyler Reddick
    5 13 Jeb Burton
    6 54 Darrell Wallace Jr
    7 31 Ben Kennedy
    8 21 Joey Coulter
    9 8 Joe Nemechek
    10 99 Bryan Silas
    11 2 Tyler Young
    12 29 Ryan Blaney
    13 9 Brennan Newberry
    14 98 Johnny Sauter
    15 5 John Wes Townley
    16 35 Mason Mingus
    17 17 Timothy Peters
    18 8 Ray Black Jr
    19 77 German Quiroga Jr
    20 40 Todd Peck
    21 10 Jennifer Jo Cobb
    22 63 Justin Jennings
    23 32 Tayler Malsam
    24 3 Michael Affarano
    25 7 Todd Shafer
    26 50 T.J. Bell
    27 6 Norm Benning
    28 0 Caleb Roark
    29 36 Scott Stenzel
    30 57 Adam Edwards
    31 12 Ted Minor
    32 74 Mike Harmon
  • Harvick wins the Jimmy John’s Freaky Fast 300 at Chicagoland

    Harvick wins the Jimmy John’s Freaky Fast 300 at Chicagoland

    Kevin Harvick won Saturday’s NASCAR Nationwide Series Jimmy John’s Freaky Fast 300 at Chicagoland Speedway. He led 43 laps en route to his fourth win of the season and the ninth for JR Motorsports. Harvick gave credit to his crew chief for making the the call to get only two tires during a late race pit stop which gave him critical track position.

    “Ernie (crew chief Ernie Cope) won the race for us, and the car was fast, but when we got out front and the tires not having many laps, and the 54 (Busch) being buried in the field—that’s what won us this race today.” Harvick said.

    Busch led the field six times for a race-high 141 laps of the 200 laps.

    “It sucks to not be in victory lane where we should be, Busch said after the race. “You know what, this Monster Energy Camry was fast today and deserved to win, but can’t get through traffic.”

    Kyle Larson finished second, Busch third, Ryan Blaney fourth and Trevor Bayne finished fifth.

    Series leader Chase Elliott finished 10th and holds an 18-point lead in the series standings over Regan Smith who finished seventh. Ty Dillon (-40), Elliott Sadler (-51) and Brian Scott (-56) round out the top five in the points standings.

     

    Unofficial Race Results
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    Pos. No. Driver
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    1   5       Kevin Harvick
    2   42    Kyle Larson
    3   54    Kyle Busch
    4   22    Ryan Blaney
    5   6       Trevor Bayne
    6   11      Elliott Sadler
    7   3       Ty Dillon
    8   7       Regan Smith
    9   2       Brian Scott
    10   9     Chase Elliott
    11   33    Paul Menard
    12   60   Chris Buescher
    13   62   Brendan Gaughan
    14   98   Aric Almirola
    15   29   Daniel Suarez
    16   1      Landon Cassill
    17   31    Dylan Kwasniewski
    18   99   James Buescher
    19   80   Ross Chastain
    20  19    Mike Bliss
    21   39    Ryan Sieg
    22  43    Dakoda Armstrong
    23  55    Brennan Newberry
    24  16    Ryan Reed
    25  28    J.J. Yeley
    26  14    Eric McClure
    27  40    Matt DiBenedetto
    28  44    Will Kimmel III
    29  23    Cody Ware
    30   4     Jeffrey Earnhardt
    31   93    Kevin Swindell
    32   20    Denny Hamlin
    33   51    Jeremy Clements
    34   17    Tanner Berryhill
    35   52    Joey Gase
    36   70    Derrike Cope
    37   87    Josh Reaume
    38   90   Martin Roy
    39   46   Ryan Ellis
    40   10   Blake Koch

  • Lucas Oil 225 Truck Series Race at Chicagoland Postponed Until Saturday

    Lucas Oil 225 Truck Series Race at Chicagoland Postponed Until Saturday

    Friday night’s scheduled Lucas Oil 225 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race has been postponed due to rain. The race has been moved to Saturday at 7 p.m. ET and will be televised on FOX Sports 2.

    Although qualifying was also cancelled because of rain, the series was able to complete two practice sessions Thursday. The starting lineup was set by NASCAR based on the combined speeds from those practice sessions.

    Johnny Sauter, the current series points leader, will start on the pole with Brennan Newberry in the second position. Jeb Burton will begin in third followed by Austin Dillon in fourth and Ryan Blaney in fifth.

    Complete Starting Lineup:

    POS. CAR DRIVER SPONSOR
    1 98 Johnny Sauter Nextant/Curb Records
    2 9 Brennan Newberry Qore-24
    3 13 Jeb Burton Estes-Carolina Nut Company
    4 20 Austin Dillon Rheem
    5 29 Ryan Blaney Cooper Standard
    6 54 Darrell Wallace Jr ToyotaCare
    7 51 Kyle Busch Dollar General
    8 77 German Quiroga Jr NET10 Wireless
    9 88 Matt Crafton Splash-FVP/Menards
    10 17 Timothy Peters Duke of Oil/Valvoline
    11 21 Joey Coulter Allegiant Travel
    12 19 Tyler Reddick Harper/Ace Hardware
    13 99 Bryan Silas Bell Trucks America Inc.
    14 8 Joe Nemechek Jewel Osco
    15 5 John Wes Townley Zaxby’s
    16 35 Mason Mingus Call 811
    17 31 Ben Kennedy Heater.com
    18 32 Tayler Malsam Red Box
    19 2 Tyler Young Randco/Young’s Building Systems
    20 63 Justin Jennings LG Seeds/Mittler Bros Machine & Tool/Ski Soda
    21 10 Jennifer Jo Cobb Driven2Honor.org
    22 8 Ray Black Jr Scuba Life /NASE Worldwide
    23 7 Todd Shafer Thunderexhaust.com
    24 50 T.J. Bell Dedicated to Electrical Linemen
    25 40 Todd Peck Horizon Pharma/Arthritis Foundation
    26 0 Caleb Roark Grimes Irrigation & Construction
    27 12 Ted Minor FindIT.net
    28 3 Michael Affarano Won-N-Done
    29 6 Norm Benning TBA
    30 36 Scott Stenzel Mitler Bros/Ski Soda
    31 74 Mike Harmon MHR
    32 57 Adam Edwards Atalntic-Airways.com
  • Kyle Busch To Start On Pole for Sprint Cup Race at Chicagoland

    Kyle Busch To Start On Pole for Sprint Cup Race at Chicagoland

    Kyle Busch will start on the pole in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series MyAfibStory.com 400 at Chicagoland Speedway on Sunday after Friday’s qualifying session was cancelled due to rain.

    The starting lineup will use the order of Practice One, which Busch won by .6 seconds with a best lap speed of 191.442 mph.

    Ryan Newman took the second spot with a speed of 191.042 mph, followed by Carl Edwards in third with a speed of 191.022 mph. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. and Matt Kenseth round out the Top-five, respectively.

    Clint Bowyer, Jimmie Johnson, Jeff Gordon, Paul Menard and Kyle Larson make up places sixth through tenth in the starting lineup.

    Farther back in the pack, Chase driver Kevin Harvick will start 12th. Dale Earnhardt Jr. will start 13th and his Hendrick Motorsports teammate Kasey Kahne will begin from the 19th position. Denny Hamlin will start 24th, while fellow Chase drivers and Penske teammates Brad Keselowski and Joey Logano will start 25th and 28th, respectively.

    Complete Starting Lineup:

    1. (18) Kyle Busch, Toyota.
    2. (31) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet.
    3. (99) Carl Edwards, Ford.
    4. (17) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford.
    5. (20) Matt Kenseth, Toyota.
    6. (15) Clint Bowyer, Toyota.
    7. (48) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet.
    8. (24) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet.
    9. (27) Paul Menard, Chevrolet.
    10. (42) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet.
    11. (1) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet.
    12. (4) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet.
    13. (88) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet.
    14. (41) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet.
    15. (3) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet.
    16. (55) Brian Vickers, Toyota.
    17. (47) AJ Allmendinger, Chevrolet.
    18. (10) Danica Patrick, Chevrolet.
    19. (5) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet.
    20. (16) Greg Biffle, Ford.
    21. (9) Marcos Ambrose, Ford.
    22. (14) Tony Stewart, Chevrolet.
    23. (43) Aric Almirola, Ford.
    24. (11) Denny Hamlin, Toyota.
    25. (2) Brad Keselowski, Ford.
    26. (51) Justin Allgaier, Chevrolet.
    27. (78) Martin Truex Jr., Chevrolet.
    28. (22) Joey Logano, Ford.
    29. (13) Casey Mears, Chevrolet.
    30. (38) David Gilliland, Ford.
    31. (83) Ryan Truex, Toyota.
    32. (95) Michael McDowell, Ford.
    33. (26) Cole Whitt, Toyota.
    34. (98) Josh Wise, Chevrolet.
    35. (7) Michael Annett, Chevrolet.
    36. (36) Reed Sorenson, Chevrolet.
    37. (23) Alex Bowman, Toyota.
    38. (40) Landon Cassill, Chevrolet.
    39. (34) David Ragan, Ford.
    40. (37) Mike Bliss, Chevrolet.
    41. (66) Joe Nemechek, Toyota.
    42. (33) Travis Kvapil, Chevrolet.
    43. (32) Joey Gase, Ford
  • Television Viewing Schedule for Chicagoland Speedway Weekend

    Television Viewing Schedule for Chicagoland Speedway Weekend

    Your guide to the NASCAR tripleheader weekend at Chicagoland Speedway Friday, September 12 – Sunday, September 14:

    Friday, September 12                                           

    Noon – NASCAR Nationwide Series Practice – FOX Sports 1

    1 p.m. – NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Practice – FOX Sports 1

    2:30 p.m. – NASCAR Live – FOX Sports 1

    3 p.m. – NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Keystone Light Pole Qualifying – FOX Sports 1

    4:30 p.m. – NASCAR Nationwide Series Final Practice – FOX Sports 1

    6::30 p.m. – NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Coors Light Pole Qualifying – ESPN2

    8 p.m. – NCWTS SetUp – FOX Sports 1

    8:30 p.m. – NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Race Lucas Oil 225 at Chicagoland – FOX Sports 1 –Postponed Due To Rain Until Saturday at 7 p.m. ET

    3 a.m. (Sat.) – The 10 NASCAR’s Most Bizarre Moments (re-air) – FOX Sports 1


    Saturday, September 13

    11 a.m. – NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Practice – FOX Sports 1

    Noon – NASCAR Nationwide Series Coors Light Pole Qualifying – FOX Sports 2

    1:30 p.m. – NASCAR Live – FOX Sports 2

    2 p.m. – NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Final Practice – FOX Sports 2

    3:30 p.m. – NASCAR Nationwide Series Race JIMMY JOHN’S Freaky Fast 300 at Chicagoland – ESPN2


    Sunday, September 14

    9 a.m. – NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Final Practice (re-air), FOX Sports 1

    Noon – NASCAR RaceDay, FOX Sports 1

    1 p.m. – NSCS Countdown, ESPN

    2 p.m. – NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Race MyAFibStory.com 400 at Chicagoland, ESPN

    TBA – NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Race at Chicagoland on ESPN Deportes

    7 p.m. – NASCAR Victory Lane, FOX Sports 1

    11:30 p.m. – NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Race at Chicagoland (re-air), ESPN2

    3 a.m. (Mon.) – NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Race at Chicagoland (re-air), FOX Sports 1

    5:30 a.m. (Mon.) – NASCAR Victory Lane, FOX Sports 1