Nascar

The Blue Deuce did it again down in Dixie, as Brad Keselowski grabbed another victory in a carnage-filled, high-octane Talladega race.

The #18 just can't be stopped. After coming back from a horrific injury last year, winning the championship and taking a few early victories this season, Kyle Busch just continues to dominate.

352 of 500 laps were led by the #18 team, spearheaded by Kyle Busch, in an absolutely terrific display of what it means to be a wheelman on Sunday.

Kevin Harvick did some serious damage most of the day, leading 142 of 205 laps, but the #48 team did some regrouping and were able to attain the lead and keep it for 25 laps and the win.

The second photo finish took place Sunday, as Kevin Harvick edged Carl Edwards by a splitter in Phoenix. The finish was reminiscent to just a couple weeks ago at Daytona in which Denny Hamlin just defeated Martin Truex Jr.

It seemed more like a battle against the elements rather than a battle of skill and strategy on Sunday, as the 39 drivers faced a rain delay, high winds, and even a light dust storm from those wins.

The #48 team may've taken home the checkered flag on Sunday, but the victory was the 76th in Jimmie Johnson's top-tier career, tying the late legend Dale Earnhardt.

The last of the NASCAR preseason festivities took place Thursday night, as the field of drivers participated in the two "qualifying" races for the Daytona 500 on Sunday.

Ladies and gents, one of my favorite sports has (technically) returned! NASCAR, love it or hate it, is indeed back and a couple of changes will make the face of the sport look different this year.

I get flack from my 'cool' friends all the time about my love of NASCAR, so here's my explanation and why you should get into it too.

What an odd year for Kyle Busch. The 30-year-old driver began the season with a broken leg, missed almost a third of the season's races, comes back and picks up right where he left off, and clinched the Chase. Now, he's a Champion after earning the final win of 2015.

Rain was the biggest player in the game yesterday, in Phoenix of all places, as the race that was scheduled to start in the middle of the afternoon was delayed until the late evening, then was later the cause for the race's end.