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NASCAR Pocono Mountains 125: 10 Drivers Guaranteed To Be in the Mix

It's like Paul Revere's ride through present-day Somerville, Medford, and Arlington shouting the Regulars are coming. Or the Earp Brothers and Clanton-McLaury gang shoot-out at the O.K. Corral. For 10 months now, we've known that the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series was coming to Pocono Raceway and we're about to see some history made. It's been highly anticipated, since finally the series will ...

Tom Bowles: Drive for Diversity participants reflect on multiculturalism in NASCAR

In a world where LeBron James, Terrell Owens and Donovan McNabb make national headlines, NASCAR remains behind the curve as a multicultural sport. There are currently no African-American drivers running the Sprint Cup Series full-time, and just one, Wendell Scott, has scored a victory in the 60+ years of Cup competition. Danica Patrick is holding up the torch for women, but there's no guarantee ...

NASCAR Nationwide Series needs a jolt

The NASCAR Nationwide Series once offered a fascinating proving ground for homegrown teams, hungry young drivers and mavericks who were more concerned about chasing a trophy than pleasing a corporate sponsor.

Marty Smith: Debate about Cup drivers racing in Nationwide won't get settled until NASCAR makes a decision

It's a tough call for drivers and owners, such as Kevin Harvick, but the age-old debate about Cup drivers racing in Nationwide won't get settled until NASCAR itself makes a decision.

Not So Tricky: The 10 Best Drivers Who Have Mastered Pocono Raceway

Every track in NASCAR presents it's own unique challenge. The short tracks test how much the drivers can control their tempers and how well they can manage their brakes. Intermediate tracks focus on handling and making the car work well the entire way across the track. Road courses present the unique challenge of seeing if the driver can handle both left and right turns. Restrictor plate tracks ...

NASCAR unveils new look

The Ford you'll see on the track in next month's Carfax 250 NASCAR Nationwide Series race at Michigan International Speedway will in fact look like a Ford.

Nascar's Grassy Knoll Of Their Own Making

NASCAR may have a "Have At It Boys" policy in public. But the behind the scenes policy is more dictatorial in nature. On Monday, AP Reporter Jenna Fryer published an article stating that, "...at least two star drivers have been finedone as much as $50,000for comments that were deemed destructive to the industry." This was confirmed by Nascar spokes person Ramsey Poston. Shocking news ...