Kevin Harvick won at Charlotte after a sorts of Memorial Day drama, including the race being red flagged after a cable from a Fox skycam snapped, injured several fans (minor injuries) and damaged the leading two cars (they did't win).

Jimmie Johnson became the first four-time winner of NASCAR's all-star race. The win in the $1 million Sprint All-Star race was his second straight and fourth in 12 years. He also won in 2003 and '06. Read more about his win in this week's issue of ROAR!

Matt Kenseth followed on the heals of Kyle Busch all evening, and took advantage of misfortune by Busch (cut tire) to steal the lead and take the win. After the race, Kenseth called this the biggest win of his career. Not surprising, after the week he had, which included having previous race penalties nearly completely overturned. It was quite a week for Kenseth, to say the least.

Before Sunday's race at Talladega, Front Row Motorsports had never experienced victory lane in the Sprint Cup Series. However, Front Row's two Davids -- Ragan and Gilliland -- caught fire at the end of the race to score an improbable victory and second place finish. David Ragan, one of the sport's true good guys, earned his second career Sprint Cup win. Way to go Front Row!  

Kevin Harvick came out of nowhere during the final restart, driving from seventh to Victory Lane in a two-lap overtime rush to the finish at Richmond International Raceway.

                  Matt Kenseth captured his second straight race at Kansas Speedway, holding off Kasey Kahne to become the third consecutive Sprint Cup driver to win from the pole. Jimmie Johnson won the pole and the race and Martinsville two weeks ago, and Kyle Busch matched the feat at Texas last weekend. Read more about this week's race at www.roarsportsmag.com.