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Kyle Busch psyched for NASCAR’s All-Star race, sprints to the pole..but are rivals ready to pounce?

Dale Jarrett’s Last Ride: NASCAR’s Classiest Act Driving into the Sunset

Inside the Hendrick Motorsports Race Shop

Take an inside look at the 5/88 and the 24/48 race shops on the Hendrick Motorsports campus in Concord.

The 48 Hours of Charlotte? Hey, this NASCAR All-Star weekend may never end

¿Las 48 horas de Charlotte? Hey, esta semana All-star de NASCAR puede nunca terminar

Win Tickets to the Coca-Cola 600

Enter to win two tickets in the General Motors Grandstand (Section B, Row 22) for the Coca-Cola 600 on May 25, 2008.

The best pit crew in NASCAR? Place your bets, and sit back for the annual pit crew challenge

¿El mejor pit crew de NASCAR? Ponga sus apuestas, y siéntese cómodamente para el desa

May 13 2008

Court of Legends

NASCAR drivers Ned and Dale Jarrett were both inducted in to Lowe’s Motor Speedway’s Court of Legends May 23. 2008. Ned Jarrett won the NASCAR championship in 1961 and 1965 and his son Dale Jarrett won the 1999 NASCAR championship. Dale Jarrett also won the 1996 Coca-Cola 600 at Lowe’s Motor Speedway.

Mike Delanhanty, the Dodge NASCAR boss, says it’s time for Dodge’s luck to turn for the better

Mike Delanhanty, jefe del Dodge competir con automóvil, dice que es hora buena suerte

Dodge teams, across the board, are struggling, and it’s time for some answers

Dodge equipos están luchando, y es hora para algunas respuestas

Kyle Busch again leaves the competition breathless in his wake, and adds Darlington to his win list

Kyle Busch azota la competición otra vez, y agrega Darlington a su lista de los triunfos de NAS

Kyle Busch: the next Dale Earnhardt Sr.? Well, he’s tough as nails, and a darned hard driver!

Kyle Busch: ¿Dale Earnhardt Sr.? ¡Bien, él es resistente como clavos, y conductor dur

Juan Pablo Montoya! It’s time for a win…and why didn’t NASCAR take him to Mexico City again?

¡Juan Pablo Montoya! es hora para otro triunfo de NASCAR

Biffle, Junior, Jimmie and Tony: 1-2-3-4 for Darlington’s Carnage 500 Saturday night

Biffle, Junior, Jimmie y Tony: 1-2-3-4 para la carnicería de Darlington noche de 500 sábad

Dale Earnhardt Jr. calls 200 mph at Darlington “Pretty Insane”

For NASCAR men who haven’t won lately, May is the month to produce….or else: It’s the Hot Seat

Dale Earnhardt Jr. may be doing okay, but Hendrick teammates Jeff Gordon and Jimmie Johnson aren’t..

Kyle Busch takes a break in Charlotte testing to give his side of the Richmond run-in with Dale Jr.

Testing slideshow

CLICK HERE for an audio slideshow from Monday’s testing

Denny Hamlin’s Richmond runaway turns into a dismal 24th-place finish, while Clint Bowyer Celebrates

Chevy owner Richard Childress Is Clearly General Motors’ Top Dog in NASCAR this spring

Sunday May 4th 2008

Welcome to the Independent Tribune Race Blog

Clint Bowyer Wins Richmond?! In a Wild, Wild Finish to What looked like a Denny Hamlin Runaway

As their NASCAR winless strings run on, Jeff Gordon and Dale Earnhardt Jr. get a little testy……

Ford’s Jack Roush celebrates signing Carl Edwards to a new contract; Denny Hamlin wins 400 Pole

Now here’s a novel proposition for NASCAR: Make Every Lap Count

NASCAR women: Patty Moise and Robin Dallenbach—Were they just ahead of the curve?

With Ashley Force Winning Too, Pressure Mounts on NASCAR to Get With the Program

Juan Pablo Montoya back in gear—give some credit to new crew chief Jimmy Elledge

Monday April 28th 2008

Kyle Busch’s seven NASCAR wins make him a major championship contender…and he’s only 22

Kyle Busch wins a NASCAR thriller: Talladega makes it seven already this season, on all three tours

Tony Stewart’s possible plans to leave Gibbs have turned the NASCAR garage into a wild bazaar

Tony Stewart Is Rolling at Talladega: Beats Junior Saturday, and has Front Row for NASCAR Sunday

Can NASCAR’s Chrissy Wallace get a good bump-draft from Danica Patrick?

If Tony Stewart Does Leave Gibbs, What About Crew Chief Greg Zipadelli and his Guys?

Jack Roush Is Looking at Danica Patrick…and Tony Stewart’s potential ‘free agent’ move opens doors

GM Makes Big Pitch to Get Tony Stewart Back from Toyota—with a Rick Hendrick-powered Chevy

Dale Earnhardt Jr. Insists He’s Not Frustrated, Even After Two Winless Years….And now Talladega!

April 22 2008

Humpy Wheeler’s NASCAR Burnout Challenge…but how about getting Danica Patrick in a stocker?

With Danica Patrick’s Indy win, is it time for NASCAR to get Erin Crocker front-and-center again?

Kyle Busch wins Mexico City, Robby Gordon Opens Strong in Dakar Rally, and Danica Patrick wins Japan

Robbie Weiss, NASCAR’s international boss, upbeat about NASCAR’s Hispanic game, and the Mexico 200

Can Scott Pruett Avenge Last Year’s Bump-and-Run?  NASCAR’s Mexico City 200 is Still a Toss-up

Mexico City’s race-within-the-race: Clint Bowyer-vs-Carl Edwards-vs-Kyle Busch

NASCAR heads ‘South-of-the-border,’ past Pedroland toward Mexico City

NASCAR teams head south-of-the-border to Mexico City, continuing the sport’s key Hispanic initiative

Jimmie Johnson wins, but Phoenix Was Heartburn City for Jeff Gordon and a number of NASCAR stars

GM’s Brent Dewar, Chevy’s racing boss, Moving to Europe…and Jimmie Johnson Wins Phoenix on gas

GM’s Brent Dewar, Chevy’s racing boss, Moving to Europe…and Jimmie Johnson Wins Phoenix on gas

Can Carl Edwards Keep Up His Hot Streak At Phoenix…and What Does He Think About Sonoma?

Kevin Harvick says NASCAR doesn’t need any more car testing…but he wants stricter drug testing

Charlotte’s Humpy Wheeler calls on NASCAR for a major test at Lowe’s Motor Speedway May 5th and 6th

It’s Carl Edwards all the way in Sunday’s Texas Samsung 500

Mike Mulhern’s Texas 500 Wrapup

NASCAR hits Newman, McCauley with Penalties; Petty Changes Crew Chiefs; But Bowyer Keeps Trucking

Jeremy Mayfield quits Haas Racing after a disappointing spring

Jimmie Johnson Wants NASCAR Changes for the new Winged car, but NASCAR repeats its No

Goodyear’s Tires Looked Great, No Complaints; But Gordon, Biffle and Dale Jr All Struggled at Texas

Greg Biffle, Casey Mears, Scott Riggs and Ryan Newman Preview the Texas 500

Jeff Burton, the new NASCAR tour leader, and spokesman extraordinaire

Dale Earnhardt Jr., in a season of remarkably growing maturity, is primed for that breakthrough win

Maybe It’s Finally a Dale Earnhardt Jr. Weekend; At Least He’s Starting from the Texas Pole

Ralph Seagraves Makes the Hall of Fame

General Manager Robbie Loomis Tries to sort out Troubles at Petty Enterprises

Michael McDowell Makes NASCAR’s Highlights Video with a Violent Crash at Texas Motor Speedway

NASCAR’s new winged car: How will it handle at Texas Motor Speedway? And what about those tires?

Bobby Labonte’s contract with the Pettys is up, but it looks like he’d prefer to renew

Tony Stewart is running behind teammates Kyle Busch and Denny Hamlin this spring and needs a win

Ken Schrader’s Team Owners, the Miami Morgenthaus, Decide to Skip Texas and Phoenix to Regroup

Shake-ups Looming for NASCAR’s Struggling Teams…Petty loses General Mills to Richard Childress

Kyle Petty turning his car over to rookie Chad McCumbee for Texas 500

So just how much competition should NASCAR men expect from the ‘new’ Indy-car tour?

Martinsville to Daytona: ‘NASCAR, We’ve got a Problem’

Toyota wins again, Denny Hamlin beating Jeff Gordon and Jeff Burton at Martinsville

Jeff Gordon Is the Martinsville Favorite…..and He’d Better Win, or else….

Wrap up this latest NASCAR soap opera and let’s get back to racing

Maybe it’s time for the France family to start thinking much bigger about Martinsville Speedway

Greg Biffle Is Overdue….and if not at Martinsville, then surely at Texas

Matt Kenseth says Martinsville Speedway is a head case for drivers

And what about Casey Mears, the fourth man on Rick Hendrick’s roster?

Welcome Lauri Wilks to the Cutthroat World of Sports Promoters, as Charlotte’s New Boss Lady

NASCAR promoters have their work cut out this season, and they’re using every weapon they’ve got

NASCAR’s TV ratings are up, but Humpy Wheeler says he’ll wait a while before celebrating

Charlotte promoter Humpy Wheeler says NASCAR should cut speeds to help Goodyear

Kyle Busch, the NASCAR tour leader, isn’t taking the week off—He’s in Nashville

Richard Childress Sweeps Bristol in a 1-2-3 Stunner…and Rick Hendrick is still Winless

Dale Jarrett finally bows out, after a brilliant NASCAR career…and now it’s TV time

Goodyear gets it right, and the racing is good, if not not slam-bam Bristol

Burton, Harvick and Bowyer go 1-2-3 for Richard Childress, after Stewart Crashes with two laps to go

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