Denny Hamlin and David Ragan get together, causing the No. 11 to spin at Darlington.

A.J. Allmendinger and Clint Bowyer get together, causing the No. 33 to spin and hit both the inside and outside walls.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. spins in the Southern 500 at Darlington.

Listen to the best of Jimmie Johnson's in-car audio as he overcomes starting at the back and in-race obstacles to finish second in the Southern 500.

Relive Mark Martin's second win of the season and the rest of the sights and sounds of the Southern 500.

Celebrate the Darlington stripe with a funny recap of this weekend's racing miscues.

Kevin Harvick spins Jimmie Johnson on pit road.

After his second win of the year Mark Martin is having fun driving for Rick Hendrick.

The runner up talks about how he overcame obstacles at the Lady in Black, but couldn't quite catch teammate Mark Martin.

Stewart gives kudos to Joey Logano and the No. 20 team and comments on the new surface at Darlington.

The rookie driver talks about leading the pack at his first time at the Lady in Black.

Martin captures his second win of the season and his second win at Darlington Raceway.

Jimmie Johnson, Tony Stewart, and Jeff Gordon comment on thier stong runs at Darlington.

Mark Martin plays the fuel mileage game and holds off Jimmie Johnson to get his second career win in Darlington.

Dale Jr. spins as he trys to avoid Reed Sorenson.

After earlier trouble with his teammate, Greg Biffle gets in a single car spin off of Turn 4 and can't keep it off the wall.

Greg Biffle taps the back of Carl Edwards' car sending him wiggling and eventually hitting the wall hard.

After hitting the wall several times, Kyle Busch finally hits the wall too hard.

After getting loose, Kurt Busch spins in front of the field, but avoids getting hit by anyone.

After saving it earlier on, Bowyer bounces off of both the inside and outside walls ending his night in Darlington.

After leading early on, Kasey Kahne narrowly misses getting into the back of David Stremme, but cuts a tire in doing so.

After close racing Denny Hamlin spins off the front bumper of David Ragan.

After blowing an engine Michael Waltrip's car catches fire in Turn 3.

When Casey Mears comes up the apron in traffic, he hits Brian Vickers and sends himself and A.J. Allmendinger into the wall.

Cars have to avoid Scott Speed and Max Papis as they spin in Turn 1.

A.J. Allmendinger's crew pits the car backwards after Allmendinger is spun out on pit road.

Dale Jr. is forced to take four tires after overshooting his pit stall.

NASCAR Vice President for Corporate Communications, Jim Hunter announces that Jeremy Mayfield and two crewman have been indefinitely suspended for violating the NASCAR substance abuse policy.

The No. 17 will start up front in Saturday's Southern 500.

A.J. Allmendinger gets sideways but keeps it off the wall during his qualifying run.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. is still in search of a top-10 starting spot in 2009 as he will start in the back half of the field for the Southern 500.

He didn't win the pole, but the seven-time Darlington winner will be up front at the start of the Southern 500 on Saturday.

Two-time Darlington winner Jimmie Johnson gets loose and backs it into the wall, forcing him to a backup car for the Southern 500.

Darlington gets 10 more stripes from drivers in the final practice session for the Southern 500. David Stremme went to a backup car.

Ten drivers found Darlington too tough in the first practice session. Scott Speed and David Reutimann went to backup cars.

Mark Martin and his crew chief, Alan Gustafson, comment on the rumors of a crew chief swap between the No.5 and the No.88.

Kurt Busch reflects on his 2003 battle with Ricky Craven and comments on the new Dodge motor's impact on his success.

Jimmie Johnson comments on what Darlington brings out of a driver, how to fix the No.88's problems, and his golf game.

Mark Martin and Kurt Busch explain how they have mellowed out as they have gotten older.

Jimmie Johnson and Kurt Busch comment on the maturity of Kyle Busch over the last few years.

Jimmie Johnson, Mark Martin, and Kurt Busch offer their opinions on Tony Stewart's winless streak at Darlington.

Reed Sorenson talks about driving the legendary No. 43 car for Richard Petty Motorsports.

HLN's Bob Van Dillen forecasts the weather for the weekend's slate of races in Darlington.

NASCAR.COM's Mike Bell previews the Lady in Black and picks a proven winner to take the checkered flag this weekend.

Denny Hamlin invited Kyle Busch, Tony Stewart and Joey Logano to the short track he started out at.

NASCAR.COM's Beau Estes and Mike Bell break down the Southern 500 at the unpredictable "Lady in Black."

Kyle Petty hits a high note with his thoughts on the overnight success of Scottish singing sensation, Susan Boyle.

Larry McReynolds explains the difference between NASCAR's impound and modified impound schedules.