Votes for 2008's top driver? Debate, argument welcome
Jimmie Johnson won his third championship and seven races this year. Say what you will about the system, but Johnson won the title with the one that's in place. more
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Autograph session set with Nationwide Series champ, other drivers
As part of 2008 NASCAR Nationwide Series Champions’ Week in Orlando, Fla., series champion Clint Bowyer and other drivers who finished in the Top 10 in the series standings will take part in an autograph session outside the ESPN Club at Disney's BoardWalk on Friday from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.Cuts in staffs also reduce normal flow of information
By David Poole
NASCAR race teams normally pump out news releases about every aspect of their operation, from one-race associate sponsor deals to weekly paint schemes.
Economic troubles mute celebrations, but season wasn't without its highlights
By Jenna Fryer
Kyle Busch and Carl Edwards opened the 2008 season intent on knocking Jimmie Johnson from the top in NASCAR.
As teams reduce staff, flow of information is also cut
NASCAR race teams normally pump out news releases about every aspect of their operation, from one-race associate sponsor deals to weekly paint schemes.
Hall of Fame Racing planning staff cuts
By Jenna Fryer
Hall of Fame Racing, the NASCAR team owned by Arizona Diamondbacks executives, will cut its staff even if it secures sponsorship to run a full 2009 season.
Johnson, team eye fourth Cup championship
After winning three Cup titles in a row, Jimmie Johnson is ready to chase after another. 'We want four. Why not?' crew chief Chad Knaus said.
By Sarah Rothschild
After winning three Cup titles in a row, Jimmie Johnson is ready to chase after another. 'We want four. Why not?' crew chief Chad Knaus said.
Is NASCAR's Jimmie Johnson a dynasty?
By Tania Ganguli
Dynasty is a word reserved for a special type of team. ... Does the No. 48 match up against some of the great dynasties of all time?
Five memorable moments from NASCAR Chase
By Jim Pedley
Carl ... meet the wall: The final-lap "banzai" move that second-place Carl Edwards attempted on first-place Jimmie Johnson at Kansas Speedway was as thrilling as it was daring.
It took a daredevil to make NASCAR respectable
By Joe Posnanski
They say Cale Yarborough wrestled alligators. ... They say a lot of things about Cale Yarborough, which is a big reason why NASCAR is the monster sport that it is today.
