No title, but good memories
One set of numbers won't be adding up for Kyle Busch this season -- the 23-year-old driver won't win this year's Sprint Cup championship.
Busch pledges donation for racer
Sam Ard was unsettled late Saturday night, unable to sleep as he peppered his wife about things he couldn't remember.
Edwards closes the gap
Carl Edwards first outran everybody in the Dickies 500 at Texas Motor Speedway on Sunday. Then, he and crew chief Bob Osborne outfoxed them.
Busch dominant at Texas
Kyle Busch got a record-tying win Saturday, and Sam Ard will get a check for $100,000.
Hornish, Smith duel for rookie honors
There is a tight championship battle in NASCAR's Sprint Cup Series. With three races left, Sam Hornish Jr. holds a 2-point margin over Regan Smith in the duel for rookie of the year.
Hornaday narrows Truck deficit
Ron Hornaday took the lead on Lap 108 of the Chevy Silverado 350K at Texas Motor Speedway and never looked back Friday night as the defending Craftsman Truck Series champion cruised to his sixth victory of the season and cut his deficit to single di
Gordon tops Cup qualifying
The Texas sun shined down on NASCAR on Friday, and Jeff Gordon took full advantage of the chance to qualify for a Sprint Cup race for the first time in a month.
Tough economy favors big teams
Jeff Gordon says the current economic meltdown is increasing the pressure on NASCAR teams to win.
Busch overcomes fire to start third
Kyle Busch qualified third Thursday for the NASCAR race at Texas in a truck that was salvaged two nights earlier from a hauler fire that destroyed the team's primary truck and a lot of equipment.
Knaus driven to win third title
The notes fluttered from Chad Knaus' notebook last November just as Jimmie Johnson began his celebratory lap around Homestead-Miami Speedway. The duo had just won their second consecutive championship, but Knaus was more concerned with making sure his strategies didn't land in the hands of a rival.
Angier teen too young to drive, but not to race
It will be about three more years before Ricky Jones can get his driver's license. But the kid can drive.
Roush suggests 'mulligan'
Jeff Burton climbed out of his dented and damaged No. 31 Chevrolet on Sunday and addressed what happened in the Pep Boys Auto 500.
NASCAR thrives on controversy
Carl Edwards and Kevin Harvick did what they could do to generate a little controversy a couple of weeks ago at Lowe's Motor Speedway, but the buzz about their little scuffle was over about as soon as it started.
Kodak ending NASCAR run
Eastman Kodak Co. of Rochester, N.Y., is ending its 22-year sponsorship in NASCAR and putting more sports marketing dollars into professional golf.
Knaus' call earns praise
With 10 laps to go in Sunday's Pep Boys Auto 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway, Jimmie Johnson was losing positions on the track -- by choice.
Despite Edwards' win, Johnson pads lead
There was Carl Edwards, fresh off a trademark backflip, basking in the glow of a job well done in victory lane after Sunday's Pep Boys Auto 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Vickers 'embarrassed' by team penalty
Red Bull Racing driver Brian Vickers said Friday the people responsible for altering the sheet metal on his Cup car last weekend at Martinsville, Va., have been fired by the organization or "severely punished."
Edwards wins in Memphis
Carl Edwards held off David Reutimann to win the Kroger On Track for the Cure 250 on Saturday, keeping alive his hopes for a second straight NASCAR Nationwide Series title.
Edwards, Biffle not conceding
As the number of races remaining in the Chase for the Sprint Cup drops, the points total needed by Jimmie Johnson's nearest competitors to stay in the hunt continues to grow.
NASCAR hits Red Bull Racing
NASCAR on Wednesday dropped heavy penalties on Red Bull Racing for that team's decision to go light in Sunday's Tums Quik Pak 500 at Martinsville Speedway.