Tony Stewart, seeking his first win of 2010, is used to starting up front at Pocono Raceway—but this time he earned it during time trials.
NASCAR drivers Denny Hamlin and Ryan Newman admitted Friday at Pocono Raceway that they had been hit with fines for making disparaging remarks about NASCAR racing.
If stock car racing had its own version of the old Ed Sullivan variety show, NASCAR Nationwide Series crew chief Trent Owens would be the plate spinner.
Brad Keselowski was already a three-time winner when he raced in the inaugural NASCAR Nationwide Series event at Iowa Speedway last year.
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So splendid were the fortunes of Justin Lofton last year in the ARCA Racing Series that he doesn’t remember hardly anything going wrong.
Dover Motorsports, Inc. announced today that its wholly owned subsidiary, Gateway International Raceway has notified NASCAR that it will not seek 2011 sanctions for its two Nationwide Series and one Camping World Truck Series races.
JTG Daugherty Racing announced today that 2000 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series champion Bobby Labonte will take the reins as driver of the No. 47 Toyota Camry for the 2011 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series 36-race schedule.
Rick Hendrick this week elevated Marshall Carlson to the role of president and chief operating officer of Hendrick Motorsports.
NASCAR may have a “Have at It Boys” policy in public. But the behind the scenes policy is more dictatorial in nature.
A plane registered to Roush Fenway Racing was split in half Tuesday at the airport in Oshkosh, Wis.
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Marcos Ambrose has decided to leave JTG Daugherty Racing at the end of the season, the team announced Tuesday.
According to a report by the Associated Press published Monday night, NASCAR has fined at least two top NASCAR drivers for making negative comments about the sport.
Scott Dixon won his second