Camry driver Denny Hamlin qualified second for the Daytona 500 Sunday ? starting on the front row for the first time in his career for the Great American Race.

Doug Kalitta defeated Tony Schumacher with a 3.779-second pass in the final round to win the 58th annual Lucas Oil Winternationals in the NHRA season-opener at California?s Auto Club Raceway at Pomona Sunday. It?s the second Winternationals title for Kalitta, who also captured the top spot in 2009.

Toyota drivers Todd Gilliland and Harrison Burton put on a two-lap shootout Sunday night that had fans on their feet at the finish at New Smyrna Speedway. Gilliland emerged with the victory in Florida?s New Smyrna 175 Sunday night, diving under Burton for the lead on the white flag lap and winning the drag race down the backstretch.

In his first-ever NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race Friday, Spencer Davis wheeled his No. 51 Tundra to a seventh-place finish with Kyle Busch Motorsports. 

Toyota’s Denny Hamlin was the highest finishing Camry in Sunday’s Daytona 500 when he placed third in The Great American Race. 

Driver of the No. 19 Camry, Brandon Jones speaks with media Saturday after scoring a top-10 finish in his first NASCAR Xfinity Series race with Toyota and Joe Gibbs Racing. 

Denny Hamlin and his No. 19 Camry team utilized a unique pitting strategy that helped him stay up front majority of the race. He led 23 laps at Atlanta Motor Speedway Sunday.

Brett Moffit captured his second career NASCAR Camping World Truck Series win at Atlanta Motor Speedway Saturday night. The victory was Moffit’s second Truck Series win in a Tundra.

Shawn Langdon defeated a pair of past world champions to advance to the semi-finals in just his second-ever Funny Car race to lead Toyota at Sunday’s NHRA Arizona Nationals. Langdon ran three-of-the-top-eight Funny Car passes overall on the day.

Christopher Bell bounced back at Atlanta with a third-place finish after starting on pole. Bell was the highest-finishing NXS regular in the race Saturday afternoon.

Toyota NHRA driver Antron Brown traded in his Top Fuel dragster for the Camry pace car at Las Vegas on Sunday as he led the field to the green flag in the MENCS race.

Kyle Busch’s No. 18 Joe Gibbs Racing team complete a pit stop on his Camry during the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway Sunday. The Las Vegas native finished second and moved up six positions to fifth in the driver standings with his performance.

Toyota driver Kyle Busch was victorious on Friday in his first NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race at Las Vegas since 1999. The team owner-driver has now won at every active track on the series schedule.

Christopher Bell earned his second consecutive pole position and a runner-up result in the NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Las Vegas Saturday afternoon.

Camry driver Martin Truex Jr. was the class of the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series field at California?s Auto Club Speedway where dominated Sunday?s race by winning from the pole position.

Martin Truex Jr. and Kyle Busch combined to lead 187 laps (of 200) in their Camry race cars during Sunday?s Monster Energy Cup Series race at California?s Auto Club Speedway.

Top Fuel pilot Richie Crampton blasted through the competition at the NHRA Gatornationals in Gainesville, Florida to bring home his first victory on Sunday since joining Toyota team Kalitta Motorsports earlier this year.

Toyota driver Christopher Bell won his third NASCAR Xfinity pole position of the year on Saturday in California, but was relegated to a 21st-place result after being involved in an on-track incident at the two-mile track

With his third runner-up result in the last four races, Camry driver Kyle Busch takes command of the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series point standings after a second-place finish in Monday’s snow-delayed NASCAR race at Virginia’s Martinsville Speedway. 

After weather canceled MENCS qualifying in Virginia, Toyota driver Martin Truex Jr. started out front for Monday’s snow-delayed race. He went on to finish fourth in the 500 lap event. 

Four Tundra drivers finished in the top-10 in the NCWTS race at Martinsville Speedway, which was held on Monday due to snowy conditions over the weekend. Kyle Busch finished second in his first-career Truck Series start.

J.R. Todd was victorious in NHRA Funny Car action Sunday in the inaugural NHRA Four-Wide Nationals at The Strip at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

Camry driver Kyle Busch won his first Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race of the season Sunday afternoon at Texas Motor Speedway.

Christopher Bell earned a runner-up result in Saturday’s NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Texas Motor Speedway, marking his fourth top-three finish in six series starts this year. 

Fredric Aasbø claimed his 11th-career victory in the new 2019 Toyota Corolla hatchback with a two-one split judges’ decision Saturday in Long Beach, California.

Camry driver Kyle Busch won his second-consecutive Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race behind the wheel of the Joe Gibbs Racing No. 18 Camry in Monday?s weather-delayed event at Bristol Motor Speedway.

Toyota driver Kyle Busch became the winningest active driver in Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series competition at Bristol Motor Speedway with his win from the pole position on Monday afternoon.

Brandon Jones (left) led a race-high 106 laps and race-winner Ryan Preece led the NASCAR Xfinity Series field for 39 laps in Saturday?s race at Bristol Motor Speedway.

Todd Gilliland led 64 laps in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East race at Bristol on Saturday en route to his second series victory of the season.

Camry driver Kyle Busch won his third straight Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race on Saturday in the Toyota Owners 400 event at Richmond Raceway.

J.R. Todd earned his second-consecutive Funny Car victory Sunday at the NHRA Spring Nationals in Houston.

Christopher Bell was victorious in Friday night’s ToyotaCare 250 NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Richmond Raceway.

Camry driver Martin Truex Jr. (center Camry) finished second to lead a pack of four Toyota drivers to top-10 finishes in Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series action at Kansas Speedway on Saturday.

Tundra driver Noah Gragson captured his first NASCAR Camping World Truck Series victory of 2018 in dominant fashion at Kansas Speedway on Friday night by leading 128 laps (of 167) and winning the race’s first two stages en route to the checkered flag.

Fredric Aasbø drove the 2019 Toyota Corolla Hatchback to its third-straight podium finish to start the Formula DRIFT season with a runner-up result in Atlanta on Saturday night.

The Indiana One Lap Team stand with their First and Second Place Trophies in the Alternate Fuel Class.Front Row L-R Assembly Assistant General Manager Todd McConnell, Engineering Co-op Grace Cox, Plastics Engineer Patricia Pastrana, and Quality Engineer Luis MarroquinBack Row L-R Quality Engineer Andy Grayson, Engineering Assistant Manager James Nichols, and Quality Engineer Kelly Esser 

PEMC Engineer Kirk Barber receives the third place trophy in the mid-priced sedan class from event organizer Brock Yates, Jr., while teammates Stephen Byington (left) and Andy Gibson (right) look on. 

The West Virginia One Lap team (left to right) Team Leader, Chris Furby, Quality Team Member, Brian Jacobs, Quality Control Team Member Mark Wageman and Engineering Assistant Manager Dale Henry, pose with their car and their Economy Class Third Place Trophy.    

Camry driver Daniel Suárez (No. 19 outside of Toyota teammate Martin Truex Jr.) finished second in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series All-Star Race with the top Toyota at Charlotte Motor Speedway on Saturday night.

Tundra driver Todd Gilliland finished 10th in NASCAR Camping World Truck Series action at Charlotte Motor Speedway on Friday, marking his second finish of 10th in his last two starts. Following his 18th birthday last week, Gilliland is now eligible to contest the remainder of the Truck Series schedule and has moved up to 17th in points after running just three of seven races to start the year due to age restrictions.

Toyota?s Shawn Langdon advanced to the semi-finals in Funny Car competition in rain-delayed NHRA Mello Yello Drag Racing Series action at Kansas? Heartland Motorsports Park on Monday.

With his victory in the prestigious Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway on Sunday night, Kyle Busch is now the only driver in NASCAR to have won at each active track on the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series schedule. 

Camry driver Christopher Bell finished third in the NASCAR Xfinity Series at Charlotte Motor Speedway on Saturday, marking his seventh finish of fourth place or better through 11 events in his rookie campaign.

Camry driver Martin Truex Jr. won his second Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race this season, capturing his second-career victory at Pocono Raceway.

Kyle Busch won his and Toyota?s first NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Ponoco Raceway after leading a race-high 64 laps (of 100).

Spencer Bayston captured USAC?s Indiana Midget Week title following a win and runner-up finish in the six-day event.

Camry driver Kyle Busch was the top-finishing Camry in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race at Michigan International Speedway.

Todd Gilliland celebrated his high school graduation during pre-race ceremonies at Texas Motor Speedway before making his first career-start at the track.

J.R. Todd was one of four Toyota drivers who advanced to the semi-finals at the NHRA event at Virginia Motorsports Park.

In the rain-shortened NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Michigan, Kyle Busch (sixth) was the highest-finishing Camry driver.

Christopher Bell was the highest-finishing Camry driver in the NASCAR Xfinity Series at Iowa Speedway with a second-place result.

J.R. Todd drove his Toyota Camry to the Funny Car semi-finals for the fifth time in the last eight races at Tennessee?s Bristol Dragway on Sunday.

Iowa native Brett Moffitt captured his second Tundra win this season in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series at his home track of Iowa Speedway on Saturday.

Camry driver Martin Truex Jr. won the Toyota/Save Mart 350 at California’s Sonoma Raceway on Sunday afternoon to capture his third Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series victory this season.

 Tundra driver Todd Gilliland was Toyota’s highest-finishing driver when he placed second in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series contest at Illinois’ Gateway Motorsports Park on Saturday night.

J.R. Todd drove his Toyota Camry to the Funny Car semi-finals as the top Toyota at the Summit Racing Equipment NHRA Nationals at the Summit Racing Equipment Motorsports Park on  Sunday.

Kyle Busch’s Cup Series victory was Toyota’s fourth-consecutive Cup Series victory at the 1.5-mile track.

Camry driver Kyle Busch held off a last lap charge at Chicagoland Speedway to capture his fifth MENCS victory in 2018. 

Brett Moffitt captured his third Tundra win this season in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series at Chicagoland Speedway after taking the lead on the penultimate lap.

Daniel Suárez  was the highest-finishing Camry driver in the NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Chicagoland Speedway.

Toyota driver Kyle Busch placed second in Sunday’s Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway and led the field once for 36 laps (of 301) on the 1.058-mile track.

Doug Kalitta drove his Toyota dragster to the Top Fuel finals in the NHRA Mello Yello Drag Racing Series action at Bandimere Speedway in Denver on Sunday.

Camry driver Christopher Bell earned back-to-back victories in the NASCAR Xfinity Series as he won Saturday’s race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway after winning at Kentucky Speedway last week.

Sonoma Raceway hosted a a sellout crowd for the NHRA Mello Yello Drag Racing Series’ for the Toyota NHRA Sonoma Nationals this weekend.

Toyota driver Kyle Busch earned his sixth Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series victory of the 2018 season at Pennsylvania’s Pocono Raceway on Sunday.

Tundra driver Kyle Busch tied the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series all-time wins record with a victory at Pennsylvania’s Pocono Raceway on Saturday.

Camry driver Christopher Bell won his third-consecutive NASCAR Xfinity Series at Iowa Speedway on Saturday. With the victory, Bell became the first full-time Xfinity Series driver to win three-consecutive races since 1999.

Frederic Aasbø captured his second Formula DRIFT victory of the 2018 season after winning the inaugural series event at Gateway Motorsports Park in his Toyota Corolla Hatchback.

Tundra driver Brett Moffitt made a last-lap pass to beat runner-up Johnny Sauter to the finish line by a mere 0.025 seconds at Michigan International Speedway.

Toyota Racing drivers Denny Hamlin and Kyle Busch started 1-2, respectively, in Sunday’s Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series event at Michigan International Speedway.

Toyota driver Kyle Busch started in the third position, but an accident on Lap 2 sent him two laps down. Busch fought through the field to break into the top two in the final stage, but finished 20th.

Tundra drivers Noah Gragson and Brett Moffitt will be among the eight Truck Series Playoffs drivers contending for this year’s championship.

J.R. Todd drove his DHL Toyota Camry to the Funny Car semifinals at Brainerd International Raceway.

Tundra driver showed resiliency and patience to finish third in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series only road course race of the season at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park on Sunday.

Toyota drivers James Davison (eighth) and Brandon Jones (ninth) earned top-10 finishes in the NASCAR Xfinity Series event at Wisconsin’s Road America on Saturday.

Sixteen-year-old Derek Kraus won the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East and West combination race when he drove his Camry to victory lane on Friday night for his fourth career series triumph and third this season.

Toyota drivers earned three top-10 finishes in Sunday night’s Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series (MENCS) race at South Carolina’s Darlington Raceway, including Erik Jones (eighth) and Denny Hamlin (10th) who started from the pole position.

Camry driver J.R. Todd collected his third NHRA Mello Yello Drag Racing Series Funny Car victory of the year at Indianapolis’ U.S. Nationals.

In his sole NASCAR Xfinity Series start of the season, Camry driver Denny Hamlin earned a fourth-place result at Darlington Raceway Saturday.

Tundra driver CJ Greaves continued Toyota’s winning ways in the Lucas Oil Midwest Short Course League by winning Friday and Saturday’s races and bringing home the Pro-4 championship.

Four Toyota drivers are set to compete in this year’s NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs – Martin Truex Jr., Denny Hamlin, Kyle Busch and Erik Jones (pictured left to right) – which begin this weekend at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

Camry driver Kyle Busch clinched the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series regular season championship with an eight-place result in Monday’s rain-delayed event at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Toyota driver Brady Bacon beat more than 100 competitors to take home a coveted prize in the inaugural USAC midget car race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on September 6.

Two Toyota top-five finishes by Fredric Aasbø and Ryan Tuerck at Texas Motor Speedway on Saturday helped Toyota unofficially clinch the Formula DRIFT manufacturer’s title after the seventh of the season’s eight events.

Camry driver Martin Truex Jr. utilized a third-place finish in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway to take command of the series standings after the first of 10 playoff races to determine the champion.

J.R. Todd piloted his Toyota Camry Funny Car to victory at Pennsylvania’s Maple Grove Raceway to kick off the NHRA Countdown to the Championship and takeover the series point standings.

Camry driver Kyle Busch earned his 50th career Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series victory (46th in a Toyota) at Richmond Raceway Saturday night, propelling himself into the next championship playoff round.

Toyota Camry Funny Car driver J.R. Todd remains second in the driver standings after advancing to the semi-finals at Gateway Motorsports Park near St. Louis on Sunday.

Toyota driver Christopher Bell opened the NASCAR Xfinity Series playoffs by winning at Richmond Raceway and taking control of the series points lead Friday night.

 Toyota development driver Hailie Deegan made history Saturday night by winning the NASCAR K&N Pro Series West race at Meridian Speedway, becoming the first female driver to ever win in the K&N Pro Series. Photo credit: Loren Orr/NASCAR via Getty Images

Toyota development driver Hailie Deegan and her team in Victory Lane after she became the first female driver to ever win in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series West.  Photo credit: Loren Orr/NASCAR via Getty Images

Prior to her time in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series, Deegan competed in the Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series – becoming the first female to compete and win a championship in the off road series.

Toyota development driver Hailie Deegan captured her first K&N Pro Series victory at Idaho’s Meridian Speedway, becoming the first female racer to accomplish the feat in that series and the first female driver to win a NASCAR race in nearly 30 years. (Photo credit: Loren Orr/NASCAR via Getty Images)

Camry driver Martin Truex Jr. looked to capture the victory at the new 17-turn road course at Charlotte Motor Speedway, leading five laps (of 109) before being involved in an incident while in the lead on the last turn of the last lap and ultimately finishing 14th.

Toyota driver Christopher Bell continues to lead the NASCAR Xfinity Series point standings after posting a top-five finish at the ROVAL at Charlotte Motor Speedway.