Former Formula One driver Scott Speed raced to his fourth ARCA RE/MAX Series victory of the season Saturday night, beating Jeremy Clements by 0.479 seconds in a one-lap shootout at Nashville Superspeedway.

A Nevada motocross rider died following a crash Saturday at Stafford Motor Speedway.

Johnny Benson became the fifth NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series driver to win three straight races, passing Erik Darnell with three laps left and pulling away in the Toyota Tundra 200 on Saturday.

Kyle Busch won the Centurion Boats at The Glen at Watkins Glen International, becoming the first driver in NASCAR history to win three road course races in one season.

Eight wins in 22 races? Hand the driver of the year award and the season record to Kyle Busch, Pete Pistone says. Not so fast, says Brian De Los Santos, who gives the edge to Scott Dixon as the experts also discuss Michigan in Feud of the Week.

Ricky Stenhouse Jr. raced to his first ARCA RE/MAX Series victory, taking the lead after a late restart and holding off Scott Speed by 0.374 seconds Saturday night in the Kentucky 150.

Ryan Briscoe made all the mistakes expected from young racers. He was driving too fast, running too hard to bother learning the most valuable virtue in oval racing -- patience. Now the more experienced 26-year-old is recasting his image with the most prominent team in IndyCar racing, Team Penske.

Veteran Jeff Simmons was hired Monday to drive the second A.J. Foyt Racing entry in the Indianapolis 500.

Tim Wilkerson moved into position for his third No. 1 qualifier of the season Friday, leading the Funny Car field in the SummitRacing.com NHRA Nationals with a quarter-mile pass of 4.850 seconds at 318.24 mph.

Kyle Busch beat Carl Edwards out of the pits on their final stop, then held off the defending NASCAR Nationwide Series champion in overtime for his second straight victory Friday night at Phoenix International Raceway.