Nascar Racing 2004 Resources

Fan’s View: 2012 Drive for Diversity Stresses Quality, Not Quantity
Instituted by NASCAR in 2004, the Drive for Diversity program aims to attract minorities and women to the sport of auto racing as drivers and crew members. Previous classes have yielded as many as 12 drivers into the program, but the 2012 class features just six drivers who will...

Fan’s View: Roush-Fenway Racing 2012 NASCAR Preview
Carl Edwards answered this question last season: How close can you come to the championship without winning it? The answer: score the same number of points as the champ, but lose it because you only got one win during the season.

New-look Penske intent to gain ground
Allmendinger, Keselowski spark Penske title effort.

NASCAR: Richard Childress Racing taps Brendan Gaughan and Max Papis for 2012
Veteran drivers Brendan Gaughan and Max Papis have been added to Richard Childress Racing's lineup for 2012.

Early look at NASCAR season
Can Brad Keselowski lead Penske Racing to the title? NASCAR teams offered a first look at 2012 Sprint Cup programs during the recent Media Tour. After several offered insight and predictions, it's time to separate the optimism from the reality of what each faces this season.

NASCAR Preview: Kurt Busch and Greg Biffle
One of NASCAR's big names who'll be driving for a different team this year is Kurt Busch. After a highly-publicized blowup with a pit reporter and eventual split with Penske Racing, Busch said he just wanted racing to be fun again.

David Reutimann to drive for Ricky Benton Racing in NASCAR Camping World Truck Series
CERRO GORDO - David Reutimann, a two-time winner in NASCAR Sprint Cup competition, will drive for Ricky Benton Racing in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series this year. Reutimann is slated to make 13 to 15 starts on the 22-race schedule, but that number could increase based on sponsorship.

Grand Am, NASCAR Cooperating to Increase Grand Am’s Profile
The Grand American Road Racing Association has never been far removed from NASCAR.

Auto Racing Capsules: NASCAR to do away with undisclosed fines
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — NASCAR said Wednesday it will stop issuing undisclosed fines going forward, a practice that made fans distrust the sanctioning body.