Money woes ease in NASCAR, sponsors seek bargains
With the NASCAR season revving up at Daytona International Speedway this week, companies still have a chance to associate themselves with the sport's most popular driver, Dale Earnhardt Jr.
Nationwide Series: Ranking the drivers
Jim Utter's No. 1 ... Brad Keselowski, who made huge strides at JR Motorsports last season. His move to Penske should only help fuel his ride to the top.
Danica: 'I want more racing'
How did former IndyCar star Danica Patrick think her stock car racing debut went over the weekend?
Jarrett goes low, hangs Martin out, gets 2000 win
Tom Higgins: There is a saying in golf that's probably as old as the game: "It's not how you drive, it's how you arrive."
Taking a fast look ahead at the 2010 Truck series
Ron Hornaday earned his fourth championship in 2009 and has to be a favorite for title No. 5.
No practice? Perfect for a repeat winner
Kevin Harvick apparently got all the practice he needed for the Shootout when he won it last February. Everything else, inconclusive.
Johnson's advice: 'Let 'em run what they brung'
Steve Waid: Stock car racing legend Junior Johnson was always aggressive, as a driver and owner. Then, as now, he'd tell you what he thought.
The early read from SpeedWeeks?
Four days of SpeedWeeks down and what do we know? Plenty. Kind of.
Lots of SpeedWeeks shots
There's Danica Patrick, of course, but there's a lot of other stuff going on at Daytona. Here's a look at more of it.
Gerhart gets win, Patrick the attention
Danica Patrick’s day began with the unveiling of a Hot Wheels car she designed and the revelation that as a child she played with Barbie dolls. (Another Mattel product. Well-played, Ms. Patrick).


