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Trevor Bayne is bursting with energy and loving every minute of his life. Add talent and determination to the equation and you have a recipe for success.

While every race fan dreams of having a NASCAR hard card, the dream becomes a reality at the NASCAR Hall of Fame.

Throughout the years, the NASCAR racing Gods have always shown a great deal of generosity whenever the time has come to hand over the reins to the sport's next big superstar. Whether it be every 10, 20, or even 30 years, there will always be a driver who will step up to the challenge that takes him beyond the normal realm of just being labeled as, “One of the guys.”

Dave Marcis was one of the last of a dying breed. He chose to walk his own path as an independent owner/driver with little or no factory support. The life he led was not an easy one but Marcis was never afraid of a little hard work.

In today’s modern high tech era, the internet has made it easy for any fan to get up to date information which at one time was hard to come by.

When Robin Pemberton uttered those four words last year in January, a lot of people were curious as to how the drivers would react.

When Robin Pemberton uttered those four words last year in January, a lot of people were curious as to how the drivers would react.

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.

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.

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.