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Chrysler Puts Motorsports Program Under Review
Chrysler has put its motorsports program, which includes NASCAR, under review as part of a restructuring announced on Wednesday, but does not plan to cut spending at this time.
Galante's racing fleet sold an auction
Brandon O'Reilly looked at the NASCAR Whelen modified touring racers the way Bogart looked at Bacall, appreciating the top-of-the-line chassis.
Tuesday Afternoon Crew Chief: NASCAR Misses the Restrictor-Plate Point
Restrictor-plate racing in NASCAR has always been a big accident looking for a place to happen.
Seeing is believing, and now, thanks to cutting-edge technology, hearing is believing, too.
NASCAR warns drivers no bump-drafting in turns at Talladega Superspeedway
NASCAR president Mike Helton banned bump-drafting through the turns at Talladega Superspeedway in a stern warning to drivers before Sunday's race.
Chief Editor of Team Lucas Magazine Has Eye on NASCAR Sprint Cup Series
At the age of 26, Corona, California native Jason Patison regularly showcases a plethora of eclectic interests and enough talent to challenge them all.
Sadler to run a Ford for RPM at Talladega as team moves forward on 2010 plans
Richard Petty Motorsports is finalizing elements of its 2010 program, beginning this weekend when Elliott Sadler will race a Ford at Talladega Superspeedway.
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. is a team player with NASCAR
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. practiced Matt Kenseth's car Friday afternoon at Memphis Motorsports Park.
Peters collects first trucks win at home track
By Reid Spencer Sporting News NASCAR Wire Service MARTINSVILLE, Va. -- Saturday's Kroger 200 at Martinsville Speedway might be enough to make Timothy Peters a believer in numerology.
Ryan Newman grabbed the pole position for Sunday's NASCAR race at Martinsville. Ryan Newman won the pole for Sunday's race with a lap at 96.795 mph, followed by Jeff Gordon at 96.519. Mark Martin, who trails Johnson and Gordon at the midpoint of the 10-race playoff, will start fourth, giving Hendrick Motorsports two cars in the front two rows.
Elliott Sadler switching to a Ford next week
Elliott Sadler will drive a Ford instead of a Dodge next weekend at Talladega Superspeedway, said Robbie Loomis, executive vice president of race operations at Richard Petty Motorsports.
Kenseth, Ragan to debut Ford's new FR9 motor next weekend at Talladega
Ford Racing says its first motor built specifically for NASCAR will make its debut next weekend in the Sprint Cup race at Talladega Superspeedway.
Mobile native Crawford gets a hometown boost
Rick Crawford flew his plane to Mobile on Tuesday to announce a sponsporship deal with Teledyne Continental Motors for next week's trucks race in Talladega.
Why Jimmie Johnson's Dominance Is Good For NASCAR
Jimmie Johnson, whom I discussed in last Tuesday's article , is arguably one of the greatest NASCAR drivers ever, and will surely have himself a spot in the Hall of Fame once he is eligible.
First Fall Harvest Festival a rousing success
The idea behind Yonkers Raceway's first Fall Harvest Festival Saturday night was to showcase the close relationship between horse racing and agriculture in New York State.
Montoya's Chase run hits big bump in Charlotte
Juan Pablo Montoya's magical run is done. The Colombian driver likely saw his chances of winning NASCAR's Chase for the championship evaporate on a frustrating Saturday night at Lowe's Motor Speedway.
Ford Warriors in Pink & Wood Brothers Race for the Cure
Ford Warriors in Pink & Wood Brothers Race for the Cure Monday October 12, 2009 DEARBORN, Mich., October 9, 2009 Ford Motor Company, with the help of Wood Brothers Racing, is giving new meaning to "racing for the cure." The Wood Brothers Racing No.
Ford delays debut of new engine
Ford will delay the debut of its new Sprint Cup engine, Doug Hervey, who oversees Ford's North American racing operations, told me Saturday afternoon at Auto Club Speedway.
Ford Mustang On Track For 2009 Championship Titles
DEARBORN, Mich., October 6, 2009 The car that was "born to race" is doing just that in 2009 and winning races and championships nationwide.
Ford to delay debut of new Cup engine - roanoke.com
Ford will delay the debut of its new Sprint Cup engine, said Doug Hervey, who oversees Ford's North American racing operations, on Saturday at Auto Club Speedway.
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