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Daytona 500: Duel results
Matt Kenseth won a caution-free first Duel on Thursday night, while Denny Hamlin won the second after escaping a major multi-car wreck on the final lap.
Practice wrecks send seven to the back
Two multi-car accident during mid-week qualifying for the Daytona 500 have seen seven drivers including Joey Logano and Brian Vickers resorting to back-up cars.
Dates for your diary: 2013 NASCAR schedule
Here's the line-up of events that will comprise the 2013 NASCAR season, including Sprint Cup, Nationwide and Camping World Truck Series
Watkins Glen International: Brembo Brake Facts
Discover just how much importance braking will have in this weekend's NASCAR Sprint Cup Series 'Heluva Good! Sour Cream Dips at The Glen' outing at Watkins Glen International.
Darlington Should Get a Second Date
Darlington Speedway Should Have Another Race Date
Logano makes history as youngest pole winner
Joey Logano becomes the youngest ever NASCAR Sprint Cup pole winner at Bristol
NASCAR to bring in spoilers for 2010
NASCAR to bring a spoiler onto Sprint Cup cars during the 2010 season
Furniture Row fills three key slots
Furniture Row Racing announces three new additions to the team ahead of the 2010 NASCAR season
RCR pit crew member dies from H1N1 complications
Richard Childress Racing mourns the loss of team member Donald Richardson
Furniture Row confirms crew chief split
Crew chief Jay Guy to leave Furniture Row Racing team reveals as it works towards the 2010 Sprint Cup season
BAM is back for 2010
BAM Racing confirms it will return to the NASCAR Sprint Cup full-time for the 2010 season
NASCAR addresses needs of its partners
A year-long initiative sees NASCAR work on new programmes to help its various partners
Ambrose to remain in MWR stable
Marcos Ambrose to run from the Michael Waltrip Racing stable for the next two NASCAR Sprint Cup seasons
Montoya, Sabates make light of Griese comment
Earnhardt Ganassi Racing Sprint Cup star Juan-Pablo Montoya insists he was unconcerned by a quip made by ESPN football analyst Bob Griese that backfired spectacularly at the weekend...
Johnson wins again to widen Chase lead
Jimmie Johnson secures another Chase win as he targets further success in the NASCAR Sprint Cup
The 2009 Chase: Is it over?
We're four races into the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup, and Jeff Gordon has written his concession speech. It goes something like this:
2010 Cup races get earlier, uniform start times
NASCAR and its television partners announced this week that 20 Sprint Cup races next year will move to a 1.15 pm ET start, including the Daytona 500, making 21 races scheduled in that time slot. Overall, 28 of the events will start earlier than they did in 2009.
Labonte won't sit out Atlanta after all
Bobby Labonte may be out of his Sprint Cup ride at Yates Racing, which operates the #96 Ford for Hall of Fame Racing, but that doesn't mean he will miss this Sunday's Pep Boys Auto 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Childress denies General Motors lawsuit
Richard Childress has denied allegations that his team has filed a lawsuit against General Motors after the ailing manufacturer announced it was to cut support for teams in the Sprint Cup.
Martin in uncharted territory going into Bristol
Mark Martin's Sprint Cup season is at a crossroads - and it's only the fifth race of the year.
Q&A - Michael Waltrip
Amazingly enough, Michael Waltrip is in his 25th Cup season.
DuPont cuts back on track presence
DuPont, long recognised as the leader in hospitality among NASCAR sponsors, is dramatically reducing its program this year as part of its companywide cost cutting.
Ask making an impression
Contrary to some of the sponsors and marketing agencies that scaled back their activities at the Daytona 500, Ask.com showed up with its CEO, president and a team of close to 25 for its first race as NASCAR's official search engine.