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Nationwide Series Breakdown: Ford 300 [5]
The Frontstretch: Nationwide Series Breakdown: Ford 300 by Bryan Davis Keith -- Monday November 23, 2009 If nothing else, the Ford 300 was certainly a microcosm of the 2009 season.
Busch clinches championship and wins at Homestead
Kyle Busch wrapped up his sensational season in the Nationwide Series by winning the Ford 300 after already clinching the championship when the green flag waved.
Carl Edwards Will Start 24th At Homestead
Jimmie Johnson will go for his fourth straight Cup title from the pole. A Johnson turned a lap of 173.919 mph to win the pole at Homestead-Miami Speedway.
Roush Fenway Racing's Carl Edwards optimistic as NASCAR season comes to a close
Roush Fenway Racing's Carl Edwards remains winless this season in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series.
Jimmy Johnson and Rick Hendrick: Are They Killing NASCAR?
Are Rick Hendrick and Dale Earnhardt Jr. Plotting to Buy the Number 8? Jimmy Johnson will drive to his fourth consecutive Sprint Cup Championship this Sunday for Rick Hendrick the most dominant car owner in the history NASCAR.
Busch ready to wrap up the title in Homestead
By By Although Kyle Busch was unable to clinch the Nationwide championship last weekend at Phoenix, Sports Network The Sports Network Comments tool name close tool goes here Carl Edwards postponed Busch's inevitable championship by leading the most laps and winning at Phoenix.
Tom Bowles: Kickin' It With Carl: Texas Edition
Carl Edwards' wreck at Texas officially ended his championship hopes. AP Carl Edwards has agreed to do a biweekly diary Q&A with SI.com this season.
Carl Edwards' time is running out if he hopes to make a trip to Sprint Cup victory lane before the close of the 2009 season.
Edwards' win staves off Busch title
Carl Edwards has rolled to a dominating win at Phoenix International Speedway that staved off Kyle Busch's bid to clinch the Nationwide Series title.
Matt Kenseth will start on the pole for the NASCAR Nationwide Series at Texas, five spots ahead of points leader Kyle Busch.
Carl Edwards on the Price is Right
Carl Edwards appeared on "The Price is Right" yesterday to offer contestants two NASCAR-themed Showcase Showdown prize packages.
Zero Cup wins for Edwards after nine last year
Carl Edwards has found a way to try to mask the frustration of his winless NASCAR Sprint Cup season.
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NASCAR: No answers for winless Edwards
Carl Edwards' oh-fer season continued. The nine-time winner from a year ago was knocked out about halfway through the race when he pulled alongside Juan Pablo Montoya just before Montoya lost control and grazed Edwards, sending him into the wall.
The Lugnut Report: Carl Edwards Crashes In Texas and Finishes 39th
It is hard to believe that with three races left in the 2009 season Carl Edwards is winless.
Edwards sees light at end of the tunnel
Carl Edwards has finally created some light at the end of the tunnel that his 2009 season's become.
Newman still sore with same frustrations after more flipping crashes
Ryan Newman is still sore and frustrated from Talladega. Newman said Friday that he's met with NASCAR officials since his spectacular crash with five laps remaining last weekend, and the biggest issue is to keep the cars on the ground.
Avoiding the wrecks key to winning at Talladega
Helping the Roush-Fenway team continue their recent success in Texas, Carl Edwards swept both races at the track last year.
NASCAR bans bump-drafting in Talladega turns
He was immediately peppered with questions, beginning with JuanPablo Montoya, who asked if Helton guaranteed drivers will be punished if they use the practice to win the race.
Edwards has struggled at Talladega lately
By ANTHONY ANDRO TALLADEGA, Ala. - The past two times Carl Edwards has come to Talladega have ended in dramatic and disastrous fashion.Last fall he started an accident by bumping teammate Matt Kenseth and all but doomed his Chase chances with a 29th-place finish.He was involved in a last-lap crash in April when he tried to block Brad Keselowski.
Qualifying canceled, Carl Edwards and Jared from Subway ham it up at Talladega
It's supposed to rain all morning. The truck race is scheduled for 3 p.m. Carl Edwards and Jared from Subway just walked in dressed up like each other.
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