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HBO places its bets on horse racing drama 'Luck'
David Milch had the script for a horse racing drama kicking around in his head for 30 years. The screenwriter and producer was just too busy living it to put words to paper.

Reindler joins Kelly Racing
Fair Dinkum Sheds driver Karl Reindler moves from Brad Jones Racing to fellow Melbourne-based Holden squad Kelly Racing.

Dustin Hoffman, Nick Nolte gamble on 'Luck' in new HBO horse racing drama
LOS ANGELES, Calif. - David Milch had the script for a horse racing drama kicking around in his head for 30 years. The screenwriter and producer was just too busy living it to put words to paper.

Laverty looking forward to Aprilia debut
The curtain rises on the 2012 World Superbike season which will start on 26 February at the Australian track of Phillip Island with a host of changes to the grid, one of the exciting moves being Yamaha Racing orphan Eugene Laverty who switches to Aprilia after Yamaha pulled the plug on it's World Superbike team. For the fourth year in a row, the Aprilia Racing Team enters as ...

INDYCAR: Don Halliday joins AJ Foyt Racing as Chief Engineer
HOUSTON January 27, 2012—Don Halliday, one of the most respected engineers in open wheel racing, has signed with AJ Foyt Racing as chief engineer of the No. 14 ABC Supply Dallara powered by Honda and driven by Mike Conway. Don Halliday and Max Papis Photo by: Fernandez Racing Halliday’s connection with Foyt can be traced to one of Foyt’s former drivers, Kenny Brack, who won the IndyCar ...

Auto Racing Notes
Since the system isn't broken, NASCAR officials have no plans to change it — at least nothing radical.

HBO bets on horse racing show
LOS ANGELES - David Milch had the script for a horse racing drama kicking around in his head for 30 years. The screenwriter and producer was just too busy living it to put words to paper.

Auto Racing Capsules: NASCAR wants to reduce two-car drafting this year
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Since the system isn't broken, NASCAR officials have no plans to change it — at least nothing radical. The sport enjoyed one of its most exciting seasons ever last year, culminating with Tony Stewart winning his third Sprint Cup championship in the last race of the season.

NASCAR notes: CEO Brian France says criticism is fine . . . up to a point
NASCAR CEO Brian France says he doesn't mind objective criticism from owners, drivers or crewmen, but he draws the line at questioning the integrity of stock-car racing.