As the tires of the No. 11 Toyota flattened, Hamlin’s seemingly inevitable victory faded a year ago

Some wonder if Joe Gibbs Racing isn’t rushing the spotlight upon Joey Logano

Virginians Eddie Pardue and Joey Cohen have developed a reputation as one of the best crew chief/engineer tandems in the Nationwide Series

The 50-year-old Martin became the third-oldest winner in NASCAR history Saturday night, snapping a 97-race winless streak with a dominating run at Phoenix International Raceway.

So far, Stewart and teammate Ryan Newman have held their own against the Cup elite

The impact comes from the income paid to workers, taxes that are generated and money spent during events

The drivers say they enjoy the challenge of NASCAR’s shortest track

Kyle Busch was pushed and challenged yesterday by Denny Hamlin and Jimmie Johnson for much of the Food City 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway.

  Veteran Mark Martin is back on the pole in his number 5 Hendrick car at Bristol.

Jeff Dickerson, spotter and longtime confidante for NASCAR Sprint Cup sensation Kyle Busch, said the new variable banking and smoother concrete at BMS is perfect for aggressive drivers.

He may only drive 15 laps, but the Hokies’ head man says he’ll make every lap last

Virginia Tech coach Frank Beamer and Cale Yarborough, both multi-time champions in their respective fields, will partner

Harry Gant will never forget his first step into the modern NASCAR world.

It’s one of the most popular topics of the NASCAR campground. In fact, the debate sessions can stretch into the early morning.  Were the good ol’ days of racing really so good?

Just one after year finishing second to Kyle Busch at Bristol, Burton grabbed the lead from Denny Hamlin after a restart on a green-white-checkered finish. It was the only lap Burton led in the entire event.

The Hokies’ head man will announce the four most popular words in motorsports, “gentlemen start your engines.“

Four races into the Sprint Cup season, and RCR has two drivers in the top 10.  Martinsville Speedway set up a tour for the media of the Childress Racing shop in Welcome, NC.

A dejected Brad Daugherty sat in his late-model stock car, unwilling at that moment on Saturday morning to try to extract his 7-foot frame from behind the wheel.

Dean Combs—who drove NASCAR races for a Richmond-based owner and with a Richmond-based sponsor—has been charged in a North Carolina moonshine bust

Busch notched the biggest win of his young career Sunday by driving from the back of the field to win at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, his hometown track.

What’s in a name? Everything, according to Ned Jarrett.  That’s why the two-time NASCAR Cup champion was excited when he found out this year’s race at Darlington Raceway will again be called the Southern 500.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. was the talk of the 500 again, but for all the wrong reasons. You see, the all-popular Junior was all wrong Sunday. He made the wreck that wrecked the field and went on his merry way.

For years, NASCAR drivers and teams reaped the riches of a sport confidently bankrolled by corporate America.  Now, with the economy imploding, the good times have stopped rolling for NASCAR.

The easy-going Californian became only the second NASCAR driver to win three consecutive championships. It’s a remarkable feat he shares with only Cale Yarborough

Russell Friedman, who earned two purple hearts while serving in Iraq, will have the spring Sprint Cup race at Richmond International Raceway named in his honor

Tony Stewart goes into Sunday’s Daytona 500 winless in 10 tries in NASCAR’s most prestigious event.

At 34 and entering his 10th full season, Earnhardt is actually flying under the radar among the title contenders — well, as low as the sport’s most popular driver possibly could.

David Stremme has not only gotten a second shot, but he’s also moved up a notch.

With a skeleton crew, three race cars and a firm belief sponsorship will come through, Joe Nemechek is setting out to run the full Sprint Cup season as an owner/driver

Johnson clinched the 2008 Sprint Cup title with a 15th-place finish in the Ford 400 at Homestead-Miami Speedway.