The conversation turned to superstitions Friday afternoon inside the media center at Iowa Speedway when Timothy Peters acknowledged he abides by a few time-honored racing rituals. Despite consciously keeping green paint away from his truck and steering clear of peanut shells and $50 bills, the 31-year-old [...]
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Congratulations to James D. Crawford, our winner of the Coke Zero 400 Daytona Giveaway. Mr. Crawford and his guest will enjoy: Two grandstand tickets for the Subway Jalapeño 250 (Nationwide Series) on July 6th with Pit Passes! Two grandstand tickets for [...]
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Breaking through for his first road-course victory, Clint Bowyer held off a furious charge by Kurt Busch to win Sunday’s Toyota/Save Mart 350. It was the sixth Sprint Cup Series victory for the Michael Waltrip Racing driver, who positioned himself well for a Chase for the [...]
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Showing glimpses of the talent that made his father a three-time Formula One champion gave Nelson Piquet Jr. the chance to race all over the world on some of the biggest stages in the sport. Now he wants to make it in NASCAR. And he’s hoping [...]
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On Saturday night in Charlotte, the 2012 Sprint Cup Series took a break from points-earning races to run the Sprint NASCAR All-Star Race. The event is a chance for the NASCAR drivers to really let loose and give the fans plenty of reasons to cheer, but [...]
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Can Kasey Kahne race on limited sleep? You bet he can. After driving in Saturday night’s Sprint Cup race at Texas Motor Speedway, Kahne flew back across the country and then to Rockingham Sunday morning to participate in the revival of NASCAR racing at The Rock [...]
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With the competition closing in on Greg Biffle in the points standings, the driver executed the perfect defense by winning. Entering Texas Motor Speedway, Biffle’s NASCAR Sprint Cup lead had diminished to just a six-point advantage over Dale Earnhardt Jr. But the entire Roush Fenway contingent [...]
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The crowd was poised for a last-lap miracle from Dale Earnhardt Jr. in third place. Then all hell broke loose at Martinsville Speedway. And Ryan Newman won. Nobody was poised for that on Sunday, which is why fans love short-track racing, why they’ve been belly-aching [...]
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