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Grandson of NASCAR founder arrested on drug charges
Daytona Beach, FL (AHN) - J.C. France, a Rolex Grand-Am Series driver and the grandson of late NASCAR founder Bill France Sr., was jailed on an alleged drug charge after being pulled over for racing over the Seabreeze Bridge.
President Obama Honors NASCAR Champions
US President Barack Obama welcomed star drivers from US stock car racing to the White House on Wednesday to honor three-time defending series champion Jimmie Johnson.
Drivers battle to qualify for NASCAR's Chase for the Sprint Cup
While the points leaders make themselves comfortable, seven or eight drivers jockey to make the late-season playoff.
Crew chief keeps Mark Martin in the hunt
Alan Gustafson grew up idolizing Martin. Now he's helping the NASCAR veteran take one more stab at winning the Sprint Cup Series championship.
Toyota/Save Mart 350 to feature double-file restarts
Race leaders will now line up two-by-two at the front of the pack to take the green flag after a caution period. NASCAR drivers are concerned that the newly implemented rule could cause more problems.
Rain helps David Reutimann win NASCAR's Coca-Cola 600
He gets his first Cup race victory when NASCAR officials red-flag the race after 227 laps.
Coca-Cola 600 is postponed
Rain forces NASCAR to reschedule the Sprint Cup race for Monday, when more rain is forecast.
Big wreck mars Keselowski's victory at Talladega
Carl Edwards' battered car soared 15-feet off the ground, scraping along the safety fence, then bouncing back onto the track in flames. Wreckage from the last-lap accident spewed into the stands, sending two fans to the hospital in the aftermath o...
Franchitti drives off with Long Beach IndyCar win
Dario Franchitti came here believing the seaside street circuit in downtown Long Beach owed him a win.
Kurt Busch wins NASCAR race in dominating fashion
Kurt Busch, a former NASCAR Cup champion who's been overshadowed lately by his sibling Kyle, drove to a dominating victory Sunday at Atlanta Motor Speedway.