Dale Earnhardt Jr. locked a spot in the Chase at Fontana. But what did you think of his run? Share your thoughts here.

The rest of NASCAR just drives in it. Kyle Busch's quest for a second win this weekend is just one storyline to watch at Fontana.

It's Kyle Busch - again. The 23-year-old NASCAR star was dominant Saturday night on the 2-mile oval at Auto Club Speedway, leading 144 of the 150 laps to race off with his seventh Nationwide Series victory of the season. Busch easily held off Sprint Cup rival Carl Edwards on a pair of late-race restarts, piling up his record 18th NASCAR victory of the season, including eight in Cup and three in the Craftsman Truck Series.

The countdown is on for NASCAR's title Chase, and Dale Earnhardt Jr. is ready to book his ticket to the party, Lee Spencer says.

The countdown is on for NASCAR's title Chase, and Dale Earnhardt Jr. is ready to book his ticket to the party, Lee Spencer says.

With a fast start this weekend at Fontana, Hendrick Motorsports is ready to step back into the Chase spotlight, Jorge Mondaca says.

Apparently it's hard to roast Jeff Burton. What was billed as a roast in honor of Burton's 500th NASCAR Sprint Cup start turned into mostly a litany of respect for the senior driver at Richard Childress Racing. "Like Dale Jarrett said, it's hard to have a roast on Jeff because he is such an even-keeled type of person across the board, in competition and in everyday life," teammate Kevin Harvick said Saturday at Auto Club Speedway. "He has brought a lot to our race team.