Nascar

It's looking like it's gonna be a hot one in Phoenix after Sunday's race at Texas Motor Speedway. Brad Keselowski virtually led everyone in pretty much every category all day long, but couldn't hold off a faster Jimmie Johnson in the final five laps.

Martinsville has earned the reputation of being a track that tries the patience and temper of drivers and Sunday, Matt Kenseth and Joey Logano continued their feud. The #24 team, however, was strong enough to hold off Jamie McMurray and advance for a shot at the championship.

A shakeup in the rules this week ended up being a huge part of the result of Sunday's race at Talladega, which was the third and final race of the second round of the Chase. Joey Logano broke out his broom and picked up his third win in a row.

Marty McFly and Doc Brown are making their NASCAR debut this November in their signature DeLorean.

It was an ending you don't see quite that often; Joey Logano got fed up with Matt Kenseth holding the top spot and simply saw it fit to move Kenseth out of the way.

We were supposed to be under the lights this weekend in North Carolina, but Mother Nature had other plans. That didn't phase Chase contender Joey Logano, as he held off a dueling Kevin Harvick and punched his ticket into the next round of the Chase for the Sprint Cup.

Kevin Harvick virtually had to win to keep his postseason run within reach and the #4 crew put together a Budweiser Chevy that was dominant all day in Delaware.

New Hampshire isn't necessarily known for hosting chess matches of gas mileage, being a speedy one-mile circuit, but Sunday that was the storyline, as Kevin Harvick ran out of gas after proving dominance all day and Kenseth pounced on a win.

Chicagoland was quite kind to Joe Gibbs Racing's Denny Hamlin on Sunday afternoon, as Hamlin earned the first Chase for the Sprint Cup win for 2015.

Matt Kenseth logged another great run, seizing victory for the fourth time this season and on the last night of the "regular season" of NASCAR.

Under the light of Tennessee's thunderous half-mile, Joey Logano and the rest of the #22 team deemed themselves, once again, worthy of contention for this year's Cup.

The twists and turns of one of NASCAR's trickiest tracks was tamed on the final day of the week by Joey Logano. The #22 team saved just enough gas to take home the checkered after running out of fuel last week.