Joey Logano scored his first career Sprint Cup Series victory on Sunday after rain soaked New Hampshire Motor Speedway.

"I never would have though I would have won here," said Logano in a post race interview. "We didn't have anything to lose. This is a dream come true!"

Logano's win on Sunday made him the youngest driver to ever win a Sprint Cup Series race.

The 11th caution flag of the day came out on lap 268 with Logano leading the field, but  Logano took the lead with 38 laps to go, after race leader Ryan Newman ran out of fuel and was forced to enter pit lane.

Logano did not appear to be a competitor for the win after he cut the right rear tire on his No. 20 Home Depot Toyota and spun on lap 183.

Though Logano captured the victory, it was Jeff Gordon and Kurt Busch that dominated the day.

Gordon and Busch, who finished second and third respectively, had the two strongest cars on the track all day and were running side by side for the lead until green flag pit stops forced them onto pit road.

There were scary moments on Lap 175, just after the restart, when Kyle Busch got into the right rear of Martin Truex Jr. sending him spinning and collecting Kevin Harvick, Jeff Burton, Casey Mears, Brian Vickers, David Reutimann, David Ragan, and Jamie McMurray.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. had a solid run on Sunday after changing crew chiefs over a month ago. Earnhardt Jr. ran solidly in the top 10 most of the race and ended the day in 13th.

NASCAR announced today that the inaugural NASCAR Whelen Modified and Whelen Southern Modified Tour event at Bristol Motor Speedway will be broadcast on SPEED.

NASCAR announced today that the inaugural NASCAR Whelen Modified and Whelen Southern Modified Tour event at Bristol Motor Speedway will be broadcast on SPEED.

Despite the threat of weather, the rain held off most of the evening allowing three feature events to be completed before the sky opened up.  Virginia’s Booper Bare became the first repeat winner in the Super Late Model division this season after a costly mistake by Kyle Lear.  Kyle Nelson and Kyle Vantassel also scored wins in their respective classes.

USARacing Pro Cup Series officials announced early Tuesday that Langley Speedway in Hampton, VA, will replace Southern National Raceway Park and will change the date from August 15th to August 22nd. The move comes after Southern National Raceway Park closed and went up for sale earlier this year.

Bruce Kane scored his first win of the season in the Late Model feature at Potomac Speedway on Friday Night, and Kyle Nelson scored the win in the Street Stock 25 lap Mike Wathen Memorial.

 Sources are suggesting Danica Patrick will run the entire season in either Nationwide or Trucks in 2010, possibly for Roush Racing.

One rarely runs across a person possessed with  a charismatic attraction the magnitude of the late NASCAR driver Tim Richmond. The well-heeled Richmond entered the sport at a time when the vast majority of its drivers were primarily from blue-collar backgrounds. Ever the flamboyant playboy, Richmond stood in stark contrast to the mostly conservative NASCAR drivers of the era.  Richmond lived life just as he drove, flat-out and to the max.  The lasting image of Richmond is at a victory lane party with a trophy in one hand and a beauty queen in the other.

This weekend's inaugural ARCA RE/MAX Series race at Mansfield Motorsports Park in Mansfield, Ohio is named in honor of the late Tim Richmond, who was born and raised in nearby Ashland, Ohio.

The inaugural Tim Richmond Memorial ARCA 200 presented by National Speed Sport News is slated to get the green flag at 8:30 PM Saturday night.

Colin Braun had come so-close to winning the race so many times only to be disappointed.  That was until Saturday afternoon, when Colin Braun passed Kyle Busch with 24 to go.  Colin Braun becomes the second first-time winner in the last three NASCAR Camping World Truck Series races.