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Earnhardt's courage on the track spoke volumes about the man off it
Even after the passage of 34 years, the crash remains among the scariest in the history of Atlanta Motor Speedway. With 50 laps to go in the 1977 Dixie 500,
Those who knew him best share their memories of the Intimidator
To commemorate the 10th anniversary of Dale Earnhardt's tragic death, SI.com's Bruce Martin and Brant James spoke to four people who knew the racing icon best.
High speeds, two-car packs to change Daytona racing in 2011
But is NASCAR prepared for the consequences? That is the major issue officials are concerned with after a weekend in which two-car packs, locked in tight
Heidfeld fastest in F1 testing in Spain
JEREZ, Spain (AP) -- Nick Heidfeld made a strong case to take over from the injured Robert Kubica at Lotus Renault, posting the fastest time on the third day of
Lottery-winner Denette now trying his luck as truck team owner
Twenty-one months ago, he was an average Joe, a middle-class, Chevy pickup truck-driving passionate NASCAR fan from Thornburg, Va. But when Daytona opens its
Cope twins hope to mix fashion, fierce racing in NASCAR
Amber and Angela Cope certainly know how to make an impression around the garage. NASCAR's first twins to compete in the same race in one of the top-3 series
Red Bull Racing's Kahne, Vickers rebound after medical troubles
Kasey Kahne decided to have elective arthroscopic surgery at season's end to repair tissue damage to both knees, including a torn meniscus. But that pales in
NASCAR hoping simplified points system will put emphasis on wins
NASCAR is hoping a Points Racing for Dummies approach will help solve some complicated problems, but whether the new simplified scoring system CEO Brian France
Potential scoring change may not satisfy frustrated racing fans
Last night was President Obama's State of the Union address, a chance to impress voters and the American population with his next referendum as the 2012
Drivers gearing up for tight racing, high speeds at Daytona
"It's not just about seeing how fast your car is now," explained Tony Stewart. "It's trying to figure out the strategies and techniques we have to use as
Racing icon Andretti talks the state of IndyCar, Danica's future, more
Still halfway in the cockpit as a high-profile two-seater driver in IndyCar, and a member of a Goodwill tour of U.S. troops installations, Andretti still takes
Stewart, NASCAR fighting realities
Four hours later, I left the bar far less sober and more excited about NASCAR 2011 than before. The group, whose names are withheld considering the content
Eleven wishes, that may or may not come true, for racing in 2011
The 39-year-old, four-time Sprint Cup champion is hearing the snarky comments from his peers already. That comes with bringing aboard AARP as a sponsor -- and
Five racing storylines to follow heading into 2011
Though the BCS and NFL playoffs continue to dominate the sporting landscape, let's take a look at some of the stories to follow when the auto racing season
Racing predictions for 2011
1. An American will win the Indianapolis 500. Funny, isn't it, how the oldest 500-mile race in America hasn't been won much by Americans -- just twice in the
Top 10 racing stories of 2010
1. Jimmie Johnson wins fifth consecutive Sprint Cup championship. The careers of most of the Sprint Cup drivers younger than 35 will eventually be considered