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Zipadelli never imagined racing without Stewart

With the amount of injuries and fatalities in sprint cars this year, and considering how many races NASCAR champion Tony Stewart competes in during...

Surprising and Not Surprising: Pocono Go.Bowling.com 400

At a track known as tricky, with a bowling sponsor for its second race of the season, here is what was surprising and not...

Nicole Briscoe Shares How Racing’s Twist and Turns Shaped Her Career

Every race weekend, fans see a nicely done broadcast by NASCAR’s TV partners. They see the finished product of a weeklong production broadcasting the race is. Countless hours go into preparing the show to make sure it’s as accurate as can be. It’s rare to get inside information on what goes on behind the scenes, but if you were to get it, who better to get it from than the host.

NASCAR Top-10 Power Rankings: Pocono

Johnson started from the pole at Pocono but found trouble on lap 76 when he cut a tire and hit the wall. Despite the damage, he finished 13th and actually increased his lead in the points standings to 77 over Clint Bowyer.

The Dangers of Sprint Car Racing: Tony Stewart Injured & Kramer Williamson Killed

The racing community woke up to some very shocking news Tuesday morning. Three-time NASCAR Sprint Cup Series champion Tony Stewart broke his right leg in a Sprint Car crash at Southern Iowa Speedway and will miss Watkins Glen.

The Final Word – Johnson is again the pathfinder as Kahne is raised to a second victory

America has always had those who led them to the promised land. Daniel Boone blazed the Wilderness Road. Meriwether Lewis and William Clark followed the Missouri River enroute to the Pacific. Jim Bridger helped open the way to the wonders of Yellowstone.

Parity…….Not These Days

Want to know what’s killing NASCAR? Maybe is the lack of parity. It isn’t talked about much these days, but years ago it was a topic of conversation. If one team for one brand became dominant, the sanctioning body would step in to make thing equal. In those days, it was important to level the playing field for all brands. You see brand was important. I thought it had come full circle by now, but I was wrong.

Kurt Busch ecstatic over team’s Pocono performance

There was no birthday celebration for Kurt Busch on Sunday at Pocono; in fact he almost forgot it was his big day. But after 400...

Kasey Kahne Pays Tribute to Jason Leffler in Pocono Victory Lane

Kasey Kahne, driver of the No. 5 Farmers Insurance Chevrolet, came from the eighteenth starting spot to finish first in the GoBowling.com 400 at...

Jeff Gordon, Jimmie Johnson and Danica Patrick Have Kids In Mind at Pocono

In addition to tackling the ‘Tricky Triangle’, testing schedules, and making the championship Chase, the stars of NASCAR, from Jeff Gordon to Jimmie Johnson and...

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