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What happens in Vegas better not stay in Vegas
We all know the famous saying "What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas," but let me tell you that after being out there for a couple of days last week and after watching the awards banquet Friday night on SPEED, I thought it was great for our sport to make the journey out there to celebrate our champion.
Thanks to TR.com reader Johanna, who posted a comment Saturday in response to my 2009 season-ender . Johanna's remarks about the most popular driver award prompted this item.
Sons of two NASCAR drivers make their marks at Five Flags
Two sons of NASCAR greats were getting ready Friday evening for one of the biggest moments in their short careers.
Earnhardt again wins most popular award
Dale Earnhardt Jr. is NASCAR's most popular driver for the seventh consecutive year.
Stewart's Popularity Boost Proof That Anything Is Possible
The focus of the coming week's "Championship Week" festivities will be, of course, Jimmie Johnson and his fourth-straight NASCAR Sprint Cup title.
Reid Spencer, Bill Marx and Roger Kuznia of the Sporting News matched wits in the Pit Box this season.
By Sporting News NASCAR Wire Service Reid Spencer, Bill Marx and Roger Kuznia of the Sporting News are matching wits in the Pit Box.
Coke Zero Racefest Jump Starts Ford Championship Weekend November 19th
Ford and Coke Zero are starting off the final race weekend of the season with South Florida's largest NASCAR themed event, Coke Zero Racefest at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel Casino in Hollywood, Fla., from 3-11 p.m. on Thursday, November 19, 2009.
Points battle tightens as Chase heads to Phoenix
The largest deficit ever overcome with two races remaining occurred in 1992 when Alan Kulwicki trailed by 85 points, but edged Bill Elliott for the Cup title by just 10 points, making it the second closest points battle in series history.
Jimmie Johnson, Mark Martin and Jeff Gordon sit first, second and third in the Cup Series standings, and the competition shouldn't expect the dominance of the trio to stop this weekend at Texas.
Chase Elliott crowned 2009 GAS Series champion
Chase Elliott's main concern is also driving, but the 13-year-old from Dawsonville isn't worried about getting out and learning in the cul-de-sac -- he's a little more advanced than that and proved it this year by earning the Georgia Asphalt Series Champion title.
Don't expect JJ's collapse, but it could happen
This time of year must be particularly painful to Bill Elliott, who had a couple of NASCAR Cup Series championships slip through his fingers in the closing weeks of the season during his storied career.
LIVE: Chasers look to keep pace with Johnson
Lap 303: Jimmie Johnson leads. Kasey Kahne, Jeff Gordon, Matt Kenseth and Clint Bowyer round out the top five.
Dr. Bill Elliott: Awareness isn't always enough
October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, promoting breast cancer awareness, education and empowerment.
Hornish making strides in second Cup season
Sam Hornish Jr. and Bill Elliott crash on March 8 during the NASCAR Kobalt Tools 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway in Hampton, Ga.
Bill Elliott Races For Breast Cancer Awareness
Bill Elliott hopes to help the Wood Brothers make their 100th start in Charlotte at Saturday's Sprint Cup NASCAR Banking 500 at the Loews Motor Speedway.
Bubble Breakdown: Menard Spins Out Early While Andretti Runs Dry Late
The Frontstretch: Bubble Breakdown: Menard Spins Out Early While Andretti Runs Dry Late by Mike Ravesi -- Monday October 5, 2009 Well, it didna t take long for the bubble teams to find trouble at Kansas.
Perfect Entertainment Weekend Destination
The clock is ticking down to most anticipated event of the season. This year's Coronado Speed Festival will feature over 255 of the most pristine automobiles in the racing industry.
Johnson tabbed driver of the decade
In the most recent issue of Sporting News magazine, SN named seven athletes of the decade -- one in each sport it covers.
Evolution of Nascar Video Games
I was really excited when Days of Thunder on NES hit the stores in 1990. The only previous NASCAR title had been Richard Petty's Talladega for the Atari XL and Commodore 64, which was OK as long as you didn't mind waiting several hours for the game to load.
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