Hamlin comments that his No. 11 team can compete with the No. 48 and says he believes that with more consistency, they can win a championship.

Jeff Burton comments on the recent surge at RCR and the tasks they need to do over the off season.

The RCR driver comments on his team's progression at the end of the season and what the organization needs to do heading into 2010.

After winning at Phoenix, Jimmie talks about how it was nice to bounce back from Texas and discusses Mark Martin comparing him to NASCAR's best.

After a strong runner-up finish, Jeff Burton discusses how strong of a car he had and what he would have done given more time to catch Johnson.

Denny Hamlin comments on another third place finish at Phoenix.

The No. 2 talks about his win and what it was like to battle with his little brother most of the day.

Hamlin comments on his second place finish in the Dickies 500 and how Jimmie Johnson's wreck doesn't really affect his team because they are "so far back".

Kenseth looks back on a successful Dickies 500.

The winner of the Amp Energy 500 talks about his first win in Talladega and how he feels about leaving Roush Fenway at the end of the year.

Kasey Kahne talks about the strategies that take place at Talladega.

Rookie Joey Logano talks about his third place finish at wild Talladega.

The No. 11 discusses his win at Martinsville, his outlook on the season and how the Chase can dampen a win.

The current points leader says he had a second-place car all day and didn't think he had anything for winner Denny Hamlin.

Juan Montoya comments on his top-five effort, the contact with Jeff Gordon, and what his team needs to do the rest of the season.

Jimmie Johnson talks about his dominating win and how he is realizing what he is accomplishing in the sport.

Kenseth talks to the media about the dominance of the No. 48 team and his thoughts on not making the Chase.

Hear why Kahne told the media that he doesn't have a chance to catch Jimmie Johnson, plus his thoughts on the race in Charlotte.

The new Sprint Cup points leader discusses the late-race restart in Fontana and how he wards off the pressure of possibly capturing four consecutive Sprint Cup Championships.

After his second place finish in Fontana, Gordon talks about his teammate's dominance and his plan to keep moving up in the points during the Chase.

After another top-five finish, Montoya is pleased with his team's efforts, but frustrated that he cannot gain ground on the No. 48.

Tony Stewart breaks down his race-winning strategy and admits he is a big fan of Jeff Gordon.

The Chase driver talks about his decision to overrule a call by his crew chief and how close he was to winning the race in Kansas.

Jeff Gordon comments on a disappointing start to the race and the great rally by his team to finish second.

Jimmie Johnson says he was confident early that he had a strong car, talks about why Dover suits his style and what his win might do to the competition's morale.

The current points leader is proud of his team and knows there is a lot of racing left to decide the champion.

Matt Kenseth is proud of a solid day by the DeWalt crew, and hopes his teammates in the Chase will turn things around for the organization.

The winner of the Sylvania 300 defends his moves in the last few laps of the race and talks about why he's so humbled.

The Chase driver talks about what he saw from his perspective on the last few laps of the Sylvania 300.

Chase driver Montoya talks about why he thinks Mark Martin is the biggest threat for the Cup championship.

Hamlin on his first win at his hometrack in Virginia and his hopes for the 2009 Chase.

Busch on his great finish in Richmond and his expectations for the 10 Chase races.

Gordon talks about his rebound from a rough 2008 season and says he's prepared for the next 10 races.

The winner of the Pep Boys 500 talks about his second Cup win in Atlanta and his hopes for the Chase.

Montoya talks about his teams great effort in Atlanta and why he thinks he still has a shot at the Cup Championship.

The driver of the No. 29 talks to the media about the conditions at Atlanta's first night race and the momentum that his team has had lately.

Kyle Busch comments on his battle with the No. 5, and how he is ready for the fight to get into the Chase.

Mark Martin recalls the battle with Kyle Busch, and his team's performance at Bristol.

After a strong third-place finish, Marcos Ambrose is thrilled to be racing with NASCAR's best.

Vickers on what it took to hold off the Hendrick boys at the end of the Carfax 400, plus some final thoughts on his fight with Kyle Busch.

Jeff Gordon talks about his great finish at the Carfax 400 and his move up in the point standings.

Junior on this third place finish in Michigan and the chemistry that is building with the No. 88 team.

Despite his hot streak, Tony Stewart doesn't think he's a lock for the championship just yet.

The driver of the No. 47 talks about his Cup career best finish at the Glen and how spit strategy may have decided the win.

Carl Edwards talks about his recovery, getting some breathing room in the standings and the wild restarts heading into Turn 1.

Denny Hamlin was determined to win in Pocono, and is relieved that the No. 11 team finally has a win this season.

Montoya comments on his second place finish, pit strategy, and the excitement of double-file restarts after the Pennsylvania 500.

Bowyer comments on his third place finish, keeping track of opponent's pit strategies, and trying to make the Chase.

The winner of the Allstate 400 at the Brickyard talks about his day in Indy and how he can relate to Montoya's speeding troubles.

Martin comments on his second place finish, compares Jimmie Johnson to Superman, feels for Juan Montoya, and more.

The owner/driver of the No. 14 talks about his day at Indy and defends NASCAR against Formula One racing.

Mark Martin talks about his series-best fourth win of the season and how he's mentally handling his battle to earn a Chase berth.

Jeff talks about his battles with Kasey Kahne to finish second and shares his thoughts on the wild double-file restarts.

Kasey Kahne is proud of his crew and the way the new Dodge engine held up against the Hendirck's and Gibb's motors.

Tony Stewart talks about how his win in Daytona was bittersweet because of the wreck with Kyle Busch on the backstretch of the last lap.

Jimmie Johnson felt like he had one of the best cars, but his pit mistakes hurt them in the end.

Denny Hamlin is thrilled to come out of Daytona with a top ten, and comments on a relatively calm race.

The rookie talks about his first win in Loudon, the chemistry that he has with his team and the trust that he places in crew chief Greg Zipadelli.

Jeff Gordon talks about the wild restarts at New Hampshire, the drama of the last laps and the relevance of rain-shortened wins.

After a strong day, Kurt Busch expected more than a thrid place finish.

Kasey Kahne comments on his first road course victory, racing Tony Stewart, and "The King", Richard Petty.

The Aussie driver talks about his weekend comeback - from wrecking in practice to a third place finish.

The owner/driver of the No. 14 talks about his near road course win and the momentum that his team has right now.

Mark Martin on the drama of his win, the decision to save fuel early in the final run and what making the Chase field would mean to him.

Jeff Gordon comments on his second place finish, what it takes to win fifth championship, Johnny Benson's accident, and Mark Martin's patience after the LifeLock 400.

Denny Hamlin saves enough fuel to finish third, but knows that Joe Gibbs Racing needs more finishes like today in order to get back in contention.

Stewart on his first Cup win with Stewart-Haas Racing and his relationship with his teammate, Ryan Newman.

After a strong run in the Pocono 500, Carl Edwards is dissapointed that his team could not come through with the victory.

After a third place finish, David Reutimann is pleased with thr progress of his team so far this year.

After getting his second win of the year, Johnson credits his team and the improvements on the track for an exciting race at the Monster Mile.

The Stewart-Haas owner-driver gets the lead in the points standings after finishing second in Dover.

In the lead towards the end, Biffle comments on the speed of the No. 48 car and how he did what he could to hold Johnson and Stewart off.

After a long day, David Reutimann talks about the excitement of winning his first cup race, and the adventures that took place throughout the day.

Newman gets his fourth top five in a row at the rain-shortened Coca-Cola 600.

Gordon gets his best finish of 2009 at the Coca-Cola 600 and has lots of praise for Reutimann's winning team.

The owner-driver talks about his All-Star Race win and plans for Indy.

After a strong run, Kurt Busch is pleased with his run and is looking forward to next week.

After a strong run, Matt Kenseth wishes he could have found a way to hold off Tony Stewart.

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 winner of the Crown Royal 400 talks about his rivalry with Junior and what his brother, Kurt, got him for his birthday today.

Tony Stewart is pleased with the consistancy of his teams after their top five performances in Richmond.

Jeff Burton is proud of his team for thier comeback performances the past few weeks.

Junior has some words for the media for sensationalizing the Big One and congratulates his prodigy.

Newman talks about his deal with Dale Earnhardt Jr. to break away from the pack and criticism for NASCAR on the safety of the new car.

After his first career Cup win, Keselowski talks strategy at Talladega and the crash that happened moments before he took the checkered flag.

An overwhelmed Martin describes his journey from semi-retirement and back, and his hopes for the future.

Tony Stewart is honored to race a guy like Mark Martin and proud of his early season success.

After a strong finish in his 300th start, Kurt Busch is optimistic about the rest of the season.

The four time chammpion talks about breaking his winless streak in Texas, his teammate Jimmie Johnson and the move that Kyle Busch made that shocked him.

Johnson is happy for his teammate and is prepared to race the No. 24 all season long.

Despite having lug nut issues, Greg Biffle remains positive about his thrird place finish.

After a second place finish at Martinsville, Hamlin discusses why he thinks Jimmie Johnson beat him to the checkered and what he has to do next time to win.

Jimmie Johnson is proud to get a win for owner Rick Hendrick and for his team.

Tony Stewart comments on his first Top 5 of 2009.