NASCAR Cup Series

J. C. Elder only had a third grade education. He never learned to read and write but he was a natural born genius when it came to working on cars.

We've always known that NASCAR Sprint Cup driver Carl Edwards can hold his own in the many humorous tinged television commercials he's appeared in on behalf of his team sponsors.

After being told he wouldn’t be driving for them at the end of November, Scott Speed is filing a $6.5 million lawsuit against Red Bull Racing for breaking terms in the contract.

Kevin Harvick may have gotten the wins, but Clint Bowyer was the driver to beat at the plate tracks in 2010.

Anyone who religiously followed the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series during the 2010 season has already figured out that the two drivers who made a list like this has to be Kyle Busch and Carl Edwards.

Fans might remember 15-year-old Jeffrey Buzell, who met NASCAR's most popular driver Dale Earnhardt Jr. this past summer after being featured on ESPN's "My Wish" series.

We really haven't been focusing on what the Nationwide drivers have accomplished this past season and more on the Cup and that is about to change.

Not a good analogy? Still confused?  Ok, lets look at it from a racing perspective.

After watching the tire test news conference it was time to decorate the Christmas tree. As I hung the last brightly colored ball and strung the last of the garland I laid down in the floor and closed my eyes. My mind began to wander as I drifted off to sleep.

Who was the Jeff Gordon that NASCAR and its fans saw in 2010?