The following videos were taken of the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series (former known as the Nextel Cup Series). Included are post/pre race interviews with the drivers, racing footage from the past races, and clips from some of the wrecks that have occured. Many videos are captures from the television broadcasts. Please check back often for more videos, because this page is updated every time new videos from the Sprint Cup Series are released.
Dale Earnhardt Jr led all 40 laps to win his first Sprint Showdown at Charlotte Motor Speedway to transfer into the Sprint All Star Race. AJ Allmendinger who started on the pole, finished 2nd place after having a flat left front tire at the start of the race and makes his way into the All-Star Race.
AJ Allmendinger has a flat tire going down before the green flag for the start of the race, but he battles back to finish 2nd place to get his way into the All-Star Race.
Joe Ferrer from SPEED's new show, Hard Parts:South Bronx, takes a tour of a NASCAR Sprint Cup Series hauler with Richard Childress Racing hauler driver, Jeff "Rooster" Craven. The two discuss some of the parts it takes to field Jeff Burton's No. 31 Chevrolet and the cost of getting the car on the track.
To the rear: - #5 Kasey Kahne (backup) - #78 Regan Smith (engine) This is your starting lineup for the 2012 NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race. It will be a five segment, 90 lap race. The race will be on Saturday on SPEED at about 9:00 pm EST. The last three positions will be for the Sprint Showdown winner, the Sprint Showdown runner-up, and the fan vote winner. Format for the All-Star race (from Jayski): - Segment 1: 20 laps with the caution flag displayed at the end of Segment 1 for an optional pit stop. - Segment 2: 20 laps with the caution flag displayed at the end of Segment 2 for an optional pit stop. - Segment 3: 20 laps with the caution flag displayed at the end of Segment 3 for an optional pit stop. - Segment 4: 20 laps with the caution flag displayed at the end of Segment 4, once the field takes a lap behind the pace car, winners of segment 1-4 lineup in that order before heading on to pit road for a mandatory four-tire pit stop. The order in which the cars exit pit road is how they will line up for the 10-lap shootout with only green-flag laps counting - Segment 5: 10 green flag laps. I do not own any of the images and audio used. Full credit goes to their respectful owners.
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NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver Carl Edwards talks about what to expect in the final 10 laps of the Sprint All-Star Race with SPEED Social Media Reporter Monica Palumbo.
Kyle Busch edges Ryan Newman for the pole for Saturday night's NASCAR All-Star race, and he says restarts should be key -- the first restart, and the final restart. With $1M on the line to the winner of the 135-mile sprint
Like, comment, and subscribe. It took about 6000 pictures at 17 fps and it is the best and most exciting stop motion I have ever made. Look for these other stop motions by me in the summer: 2005 Coca Cola 600 re-enactment 2012 Blue Ridge 250 (Nationwide race) TBA 2012 Blue RIdge 400 July
Kenny Francis, crew chief of the No. 5 Farmers Insurance Chevrolet, says Charlotte (NC) Motor Speedway suits Kasey Kahne's driving style because it's a fast track that requires finesse. Kahne will compete in this weekend's NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race before lining up for the 600-mile NASCAR Sprint Cup event on May 27.
Kasey Kahne loses control to his race car and hits the wall hard between Turns 3 and 4 in the NASCAR All-Star Race Qualifying at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
