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NASCAR tweaks rule book
For the past few months, NASCAR has vowed to rid Daytona International Speedway of love-bug racing. After Day 1 of Preseason Thunder on Thursday, the sanctioning body went back to tweaking its rule book and adjusted its goal. INSIDE: Preseason Thunder photo gallery

Road Racing Drivers Club honors George Follmer and Don Knowles
George Follmer, who has competed in virtually every form of auto racing, and five-time SCCA national champion Don Knowles were honored by the Road Racing Drivers Club in Daytona, Fla., on Wednesday.

Pit reporter Krista Voda forecasts 12 Chase drivers in 2012
Fox's Krista Voda, the first female to host a NASCAR pre-race show, goes in-depth on her choices for this year's Chase for the Cup.

Check out racing history
Dale Earnhardt's record-setting seven championships, Richard Petty's remarkable 200th victory, and the first checkered flags in NASCAR's premier series for such drivers as Jeff Gordon, Tony Stewart, Jimmie Johnson, and Dale Earnhardt, Jr., all happened while the sport's primary sponsor was the R.

Shawn Natenstedt — Nevada’s NASCAR champ
FERNLEY — Last year, the Reno-Fernley Raceway joined NASCAR’S Whelen All American Series. When the season ended, Fernley resident Shawn Natenstedt not only captured the track championship, but also claimed the state NASCAR title.

Mattioli's drive built raceway
There is nothing remarkable now about NASCAR races above the Mason-Dixon Line. But back in the 1970s, when Dr. Joseph Mattioli was trying to ensure the long-term future of Pocono International Raceway, the idea of all those good ol' boys thundering north

Caraviello: NASCAR open to 'unprecedented' team input
Caraviello: NASCAR open to 'unprecedented' team input

NOTEBOOK: Hendrick loses the humility for '11
            On most occasions, Rick Hendrick, NASCAR's most successful owner, is painstakingly humble....

NASCAR Silly Season: The Top 10 Drivers Still Looking for a Ride
We're standing on the precipice of February, and with the second month of the year comes the start of the American motorsport calendar in earnest. The Rolex 24 at Daytona has been won (by a team that included NASCAR driver A.J. Allmendinger) and Daytona Speedweeks are now in full force, as NASCAR teams prepare for the Bud Shootout, Gatorade Duels, and the crown jewel of the calendar, the Daytona ...