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Second truck race added at Kentucky, will make for tripleheader weekend in July
The inaugural Sprint Cup race weekend at Kentucky will be a tripleheader weekend as a Camping World Truck Series race was added for Thursday, July 7.
JR Motorsports’ Josh Wise making most of NASCAR return
HAMPTON, Ga. – Josh Wise is looking to make the most of his NASCAR second chance. In some ways, he already has. A year ago, Josh Wise was so frustrated with his stock-car career that he returned to his Sprint car roots and won races. And then he realized it was time to get back into the stock-car racing business. That’s right, the business.
Marcos Ambrose intent on shaking Montreal misfortune
Marcos Ambrose was asked if there was an Australian term for "snakebit," which certainly seems to apply to the Tasmanian in NASCAR Nationwide Series races at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve. "Snakebit would be appropriate," Ambrose said.
Ray Evernham looking to invest in agency that represents Tony Stewart, Kyle Busch, Kasey Kahne and other top drivers
The motorsports agency that handles the business affairs of Tony Stewart, Kyle Busch, Kasey Kahne, Denny Hamlin, Matt Kenseth, Jamie McMurray and other top NASCAR drivers is considering an offer from team co-owner Ray Evernham to become an investor.
Dale Earnhardt Jr., Hendrick teammates Jimmie Johnson, Jeff Gordon unite to support Ronald McDonald House in Charlotte
Hendrick Motorsports drivers Dale Earnhardt Jr., Jimmie Johnson and Jeff Gordon have joined together to sponsor the building and outfitting of a toddler playroom at the Ronald McDonald House of Charlotte.
Former Cup champion Alan Kulwicki inducted into Motorsports Hall of Fame in Detroit
Former NASCAR Cup champion Alan Kulwicki was one of seven people inducted into the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America Wednesday night during ceremonies at the Fillmore Theater in Detroit.
Richard Petty wants more consistency from AJ Allmendinger, excited about Marcos Ambrose as RPM plans for two-car team
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Jeremy Mayfield-NASCAR case likely to continue into 2011
Jeremy Mayfield’s quest to make NASCAR pay for what he says was a drug test that was a false positive for methamphetamines likely will stretch well into 2011. Mayfield, whose claims against NASCAR were dismissed by a U.S. District Court judge in May, must first defend himself against a countersuit by NASCAR before appealing the decision to throw out his claims.
Todd Bodine spins, then wins truck race at Kentucky to snap Kyle Busch streak
SPARTA, Ky. – Todd Bodine clearly isn’t “points racing.” The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series points leader gambled on fuel mileage Friday night and won the Built Ford Tough 225 at Kentucky Speedway.
Bill Simpson’s Impact Racing settles lawsuit, can continue to sell products to NASCAR drivers
HAMPTON, Ga. – Motorsports safety pioneer Bill Simpson can continue to sell his Impact Racing products in the NASCAR garage as he has settled claims by the SFI Foundation over the alleged use of counterfeit labels designating that Impact firesuits had met SFI specifications.
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