Ryan Preece will start from the pole position Saturday night at Richmond Raceway while trying to lock in a spot for the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs.

All across the country, Saturday night means one thing and one thing only for racers and race fans alike. Saturday night is the night for short track racing as tracks far and wide hold their features,

Ryan Preece is on the pole for the NASCAR race tomorrow at Richmond Raceway. Right behind in the Cook Out 400 is Tyler Reddick, followed by AJ Allmendinger (third), Denny Hamlin (fourth) and Chase Elliott (fifth). Kyle Larson is starting 30th in the NASCAR starting grid on Saturday for the Cook Out 400 at Richmond.

Ryan Preece will start from the pole position tonight at Richmond Raceway while trying to lock in a spot for the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs. Preece earned his second career pole in 212 Cup starts with a lap at 121.

RICHMOND, Va. — Brad Keselowski questions if teams will have enough sets of tires for Saturday night’s Cup race at Richmond Raceway, but NASCAR does not plan on approving additional sets for teams before the 400-lap race.

The NASCAR Cup Series begins the Richmond race weekend with practice and qualifying for the Cook Out 400. Follow here as the Cup Series sets the Iowa lineup.

As the NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series rolls into Richmond Raceway for its 17th event at the historic short track, the stakes couldn’t be higher. With only two races remaining in the regular season, the playoff picture is tightening,