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I realize that so many think the #3 should be out on the track in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series (NSCS). I disagree and think the #3 should be retired out of respect to the man that made the number something more than just a number, Dale Earnhardt

Turner-Scott Motorsports driver, Jeb Burton, scores his sixth pole of the season on Friday at Talladega Superspeedway. Burton turned in a lap of 176.182...

Success rained throughout Mason Mingus’s 2013 ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards season. Despite not seeing victory lane the 18-year-old finished second overall for the Win-Tron Racing team in the points standings.

When Matt Kenseth made the move from Roush-Fenway Racing to Joe Gibbs Racing, many thought it would there would be an adjustment period. After...

When race car drivers are growing up, they usually dream of racing in the “big-time” at the tracks they see on television with the stars...

Front Row Motorsports announced this week that David Ragan would drive the No. 34 Ford again next season. Fitting that the announcement would come...

The darkest period in the career of Martin Truex Jr. might soon see some light. Fox Sports is reporting that Truex has agreed to terms...

"I'd be like, 'Poor kid, geez. How do you tell him (about reality)?' But he's always had that confidence. I don't think he's in...

Sharp-Gallaher Racing announced late Thursday night that “Hotshoe” Daniel Hemric will be piloting the #6 Jack Link’s Beef Jerky Chevy Silverado for the Camping World Truck Series Kroger 200 at Martinsville Speedway next weekend.

A Top Ten finish for ten straight races, and a driver would accumulate a minimum of 340 points. That is hot. Kevin Harvick, and the Busch boys are that hot, but Matt Kenseth has been nearly 40 points hotter, so a bad day at Talladega on Sunday would mean he would make his championship dreams more of a challenge. The others go down and so do their hopes.