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Army pulling out of NASCAR at end of season
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) -- The U.S. Army will not return to Stewart-Haas Racing next season, effectively ending its sponsorship in NASCAR altogether after a
AJ Allmendinger fails NASCAR random drug test, will not race at Daytona
AJ Allmendinger failed a random NASCAR drug test recently and has been pulled from the Coke Zero 400 race at Daytona Saturday night, ESPN's Marty Smith reported
Michael Andretti faces long road to make leap from IndyCar to NASCAR
MOORESVILLE, N.C. -- One of IndyCar's biggest names could branch out to the Sprint Cup Series as Michael Andretti told SI.com that he is hoping to start a
Dodge's future in NASCAR's Sprint Cup murky as rumors swirl
Dodge was devastated when Penske Racing switched to Ford in early March for the 2013 Sprint Cup season, leaving it without a full-time team, engine builder or
NASCAR's Aric Almirola could be a surprise addition to Chase field
Aric Almirola popped up on the Chase's radar at Dover, where a season-best, sixth-place finish moved him to 17th in the Sprint Cup points. He's a long shot for
Kurt Busch faces career crossroads after latest NASCAR suspension
The end is near. Kurt Busch's career is about to fade away, sentenced to a purgatory of start-and-park rides. People will walk by him in the garage, point, and
NASCAR suspends Kurt Busch one weekend after incident at Dover
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) -- NASCAR on Monday suspended Kurt Busch one week for verbally abusing a media member. NASCAR said Busch's behavior after Saturday's
Kurt Busch faces possible disciplinary action from NASCAR for threatening reporter
Kurt Busch threatened a reporter following Saturday's Nationwide Series race and could face disciplinary action from NASCAR. (Todd Warshaw/Getty Images) Kurt
Five things we learned in Charlotte at NASCAR's longest race
Kasey Kahne, the newest member of Hendrick's stable of driver, was also at the party. He was introduced later, almost as an afterthought. Because while Kahne
Difficult choices made in selecting NASCAR's 2013 Hall of Fame class
It had been difficult choosing five people for the next NASCAR Hall of Fame class, but when it was announced there was a tie for the final spot between Buck

A bold proposal to drastically improve NASCAR's All-Star Race
They've changed the rules for the All-Star Race year after year. They even altered them midway through the race once. Now, NASCAR and Sprint should make their
NASCAR fines Kurt Busch $50,000 after Darlington
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) Kurt Busch was fined $50,000 by NASCAR on Tuesday for reckless driving on pit road at Darlington and a post-race altercation with Ryan
Newman-Busch feud just what NASCAR needs to stir popularity
Now fans have something to talk about instead of what's wrong with NASCAR. Let the discussions begin. The question is if this week's All-Star Race can follow
NASCAR is still rooted in the South, but southern drivers have vanished
Sure, there is a still a strong Southern presence in terms of the tracks on the circuit, especially this weekend at Darlington Raceway, a 62-year-old throwback
NASCAR's two female drivers not interested in comparisons
TALLADEGA, Ala. (AP) - Johanna, meet Danica. Danica, Johanna. Danica Patrick and 19-year-old rookie Johanna Long, NASCAR's two female drivers, compete on the
NASCAR penalizes 6 Nationwide Series teams
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) -- NASCAR has fined six Nationwide Series teams for failing inspection at Richmond International Raceway. The penalties were levied
Truex, Hamlin to battle for NASCAR Bracketology crown at Kansas
A new NASCAR Bracketology champion will be crowned after defending champ Dale Earnhardt Jr. was eliminated last week in the Final Four. Martin Truex Jr. became