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Putting Up a Fight: Jeff Gordon Ready for Second Texas Victory

Among the races Jeff Gordon could have, should have or would have won in 2010 was Texas Motor Speedway.

Chase Elliott, Johanna Long and Dakoda Armstrong Prove Racing is a Family Affair

Up and coming NASCAR racers like Chase Elliott, Johanna Long and Dakoda Armstrong may have loads of talent but they also have one other thing in common, the love and support of their family.

Martinsville May Be the New Bristol

Martinsville is the new Bristol. Why? I could see it on the fans’ faces.

Pit Road Discussion: Jimmie Johnson, Kyle Busch and Timing Speeds

Pit road is sometimes the worst place for a driver as they can lose a lot of time, and sometimes it can be the best place.

NASCAR Top-10 Power Rankings: Martinsville

Kyle Busch: After leading 151 laps and finishing third at Fontana last week, Busch duplicated the feat at Martinsville, leading 151 of 500 laps and coming home third.

NASCAR Sprint Cup Point Standings Analytics – After Race 6

On the left side of the standings is the difference between where they stand in actual Sprint Cup Standings and their position in the respective system.

HOORAHS AND WAZZUPS: WHERE DID HE COME FROM? THE SEQUEL

Make no point about it, last weekend's action at the "paper clip," aka Martinsville Speedway.

Big Things Come In Small Packages

The oldest track on the circuit is also the smallest. They say big things come in small packages; and this weekend Martinsville delivered in a very big way.

Surprising and Not Surprising: Martinsville Goody’s Fast Relief 500

At Martinsville’s version of the ‘paper clip’, NASCAR’s elite made their own history at one of the most storied tracks on the circuit.

Juan Pablo Montoya Sheds Light on Open Wheel Atmosphere While Praising NASCAR

With the official announcement that Kimi Raikkonen is coming to NASCAR quite a stir has started around the garage and grandstands.

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