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NASCAR and Goodyear are still trying to understand why the track surface at Indianapolis failed to “rubber in”.

Tony Stewart is expected to announce today that he has been granted his release from the final year of his contract at Joe Gibbs Racing to move to Haas-CNC Racing next season as a co-owner/driver.

If Murphy's Law has a countervailing theorem, it should be named for Kyle Busch.

NASCAR’s seizure of the No. 1 Dale Earnhardt Inc. Chevrolet driven by Martin Truex Jr. could have devastating effects for the team.

On the surface, it would be easy to think that Rick Hendrick made a mistake. After all, the driver he let go, Kyle Busch, has won a series-leading four races for Joe Gibbs Racing and has established himself as the frontrunner for the Sprint Cup crown.

In a slow yet consistent pace, Brian Vickers, the same driver who failed to make 13 races last season, is making a chance at the Chase a possibility.

Tony Stewart dominated the Old Spice Prelude to the Dream dirt late model race Wednesday night at Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio, by leading all 30 laps en route to his second victory in the prestigious charity event.

With more than 20,000 people in the grandstands and countless others tuning into the HBO pay-per-view broadcast of the fourth annual Prelude to the Dream, there will be plenty of attention paid to the cars and stars as they lap the half-mile dirt track.

NASCAR on Wednesday announced that Tony Eury Sr., crew chief for the No. 88 Chevrolet driven by Brad Keselowski, has been fined and placed on probation as have two JR Motorsports team members who were involved in a post-race altercation.

Sometimes it pays to be popular. On Saturday night, it paid Kasey Kahne $1 million.