Kevin Harvick simply dominated Sunday's race at Phoenix and heads into this week's race at Las Vegas with momentum.
A four-time winner at the track, Phoenix International Raceway is one of Kevin Harvick's top statistical ovals.
After a six-hour rain delay, the NASCAR season finally launched Sunday at Daytona with Dale Earnhardt Jr. capturing his second career Daytona 500.
Matt Kenseth dominated superspeedways last season and returns to Daytona Beach looking to claim his third career Daytona 500 victory.
Jimmie Johnson is the king of the hill until someone knocks him off, but other drivers have move up - and down - in our latest Sprint Cup rankings.
Kyle Busch raced a half-season schedule with his No. 51 truck last year and is back for more this season in the truck series.
Kyle Busch and his comrades absolutely dominated Nationwide Series in 2013 with the powerful No. 54 Toyota team.
Brad Keselowski is far from an unknown, but his struggles last season should lead to good draft value this season.
Austin Dillon, the 2011 Camping World Truck Series and 2013 Nationwide Series champion, makes his move into full-time Sprint Cup Series racing this season.
Kyle Bush will look to bounce back on small ovals this seaon after struggling on the circuit's short tracks last year.
Matt Kenseth had a great year of racing last season but fell just short of the championship to Jimmie Johnson. Can Kenseth overcome JJ this season?
Arguably the best driver of the modern era, Jimmie Johnson heads into 2014 with stats that rival any driver in the last generation of the sport.
Among the various changes coming to NASCAR in 2014, Kevin Harvick is jumping to Stewart-Haas Racing.