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On the verge of one of the biggest races of his career Mark Martin opens up about all things NASCAR in his one on one with Marty Snider.

Marty Snider sat down with Jimmie Johnson prior to Homestead to talk about this weeks race and where he sees himself among the all-timers.

TNT's Marty Snider talks to HMS owner Rick Hendrick as the final Cup race of the 2009 season approaches and his team claims the three top positions with the No. 48 team going for their fourth consecutive title.

Camping World Truck Series driver Colin Braun will be the polesitter in tonight's Ford 200 at Homestead-Miami.

Scott Speed took the second spot in qualifying in 2008 at Miami as a part-time driver and does it again in 2009 in his rookie year.

Reed Sorenson, who has not yet secured a ride for the 2010 season, loses control of the No. 43 in Turn 4 and hits the wall during qualifying in Miami.

Jimmie Johnson will start first in the Ford 400 on Sunday as he defends his title and goes for his fourth Sprint Cup Series championship.

After a great qualifying run, Mark Martin is inched back into the second row for the start of Sunday's final race at Homestead-Miami.

NASCAR Chairman and CEO Brian France comments on the economy, NASCAR's drug policy, his conversation with Brad Keselowski and more.

Drivers sound off on their goals for the 2010 NASCAR Sprint Cup season.

Juan Pablo Montoya comments on being an ambassador for NASCAR in the Latin community and his son's favorite driver, Kyle Busch.

Kurt Busch and Brian Vickers comment on racing against the Hendrick Motorsports team and Jimmie Johnson not getting the credit his historic run is due.

Marty Snider discusses which Chasers will succeed and which Stewart-Hass driver may have a bad weekend at Homestead.

Jimmie Johnson and Dale Jarrett talk about Dale Earnhardt Jr. trying to get over the hump and back into Victory Lane in 2010.

HLN meteorologist Bob Van Dillen forecasts the weather for Ford Championship Weekend.

Rick Hendrick, on the verge of his 12th NASCAR title, compares Mark Martin and Jimmie Johnson and talks about the former as a legend in NASCAR.