July 24 - After his second place finish last week in New Hampshire, Kurt Busch brought his A-game, and secured another win for Griffin Motorsports by winning the Pennsylvania 500 in Pocono this weekend. Busch led 131 of 200 laps and took the checkered for his second win of the 2005 season.  

July 17th - Tony Stewart scored his third win in 4 races on Sunday when he took the checkered in Loudon at the New England 300. Kurt Busch, one of the favorites to win after he swept the track last season, overcame an early spin and pit problems to battle his way back to the top five, where he passed Stewart for the lead, only to brush the wall and lose it to the FBG Racing Captain, who held off the hard-charging Griffin Motorsports racer to the final lap. Tony once again climbed the fence at the finish line, waving the checkered from the flag stand, an old Indiannapolis tradition. 

July 10 - After struggling all season, Dale Earnhardt, Jr. managed his first win since the Fall race in Phoenix last year when he won the USG Sheetrock 400. Junior climbed through the field all day, and took on two tires during the last pit stop, putting him ahead of FBG Racing's Matt Kenseth, who had led most of the race. A late caution kept the hard-charging Kenseth, Johnson and Stewart at bay, and Junior took the checkered with a comfortable lead. Clouds of dust were seen nation-wide as bandwagon fans dusted off their Budweiser apparell. 

July 2nd - Tony Stewart completely dominated the Pepsi 400 in Daytona, leading 151 of 160 laps from the pole. Stewart broke the record for the most laps led in a 400 mile race, as well as notching his first career restrictor plate race win. This was the FBG Racing captain's second win in two weeks after last week's Dodge/Save Mart 350 at Infineon Raceway, and he is looking forward to Sunday's race at Chicagoland Speedway, where he got his first win of 2004.