By Ryan - Posted on March 9, 2010

In a race that featured late-lap crashes – both on purpose and by accident – Kurt Busch pushed the “Blue Deuce” to the front and held on for the win Sunday at Atlanta Motor Speedway – his 21st career win in the NASCAR Spring Cup Series.

By Ryan - Posted on March 3, 2010

After hearing all week that he was lucky in last week’s win, Jimmie Johnson and the 48 team were determined to prove that you make your own luck at the racetrack. And he did, again using success on pit road to propel him to victory at Las Vegas.

By Ryan - Posted on February 24, 2010

Jimmie Johnson used fortunate timing on pit road to pull out the victory Sunday at Fontana – the 48th career win for the driver of car number 48. Fontana was the scene of his first Cup Series victory in 2002, and the place Johnson considers his home track.

By Ryan - Posted on February 10, 2010

Kevin Harvick battled the flu and the rest of the field Saturday night to become only the fourth driver in NASCAR history to win back-to-back Budweiser Shootouts at Daytona International Speedway.

By Ryan - Posted on January 22, 2010

 Dale Earnhardt Jr., a 3rd generation driver, obviously has racing in his blood. However, he also possesses a natural finesse for running a business. His company, JR Motorsports, was established in 1999 with only 1 employee, and has now grown into an organization that employs more than 30 people and houses more than 25 cars.

By Ryan - Posted on January 13, 2010

For several decades, spectators have been thrilled by the excitement and speed of NASCAR racing. They cheer as the winner crosses the finish line underneath the checkered flag and he celebrates with an amazing show of squealing tires and smoke; they gasp whenever a car flips over and over, until the driver emerges without a scratch. These are the moments that true racing fans wait for.

By Ryan - Posted on January 6, 2010

The last 10 years have been both celebratory and sorrowful for the fans and families of NASCAR. This decade has been witness to several ups and downs that have served to alter the sport; both in how it is performed and how it is viewed.