 Sprint Cup Qualifying At Lowe's Rained Out
Persistent rain forced NASCAR to cancel Thursday night's qualifying for the Bank of America 500 at the Lowe's Motor Speedway.
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 Ferrarri Looks For Mercedes Mistakes
With the 2008 season winding down, Formula One heads to Fuji Speedway in Japan for the Japanese Grand Prix this weekend.
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 Stewart Wins A Wild One At Talladega
Tony Stewart will end his final year with Joe Gibbs Racing with at least one victory before he moves on to start his own Sprint Cup Series team next year.
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 Another Team Switches To Toyota
JTG-Daugherty Racing announced today it has chosen to field Toyotas during its inaugural NASCAR Sprint Cup campaign in 2009 with Michael Waltrip Racing
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 Trucks Tangle In Talladega
With only one point separating Ron Hornaday, Jr. from leader Johnny Benson in the championship standings, the Talladega Superspeedway should make things that more interesting in the Craftsman Truck Series.
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 Jimmie Johnson Takes Kansas City
The two-time defending points series champion led the race for 124 laps and was able to hold off Carl Edwards in a thrilling finish.
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 UPDATE: Montoya's Time Disallowed
Juan Pablo Montoya's pole run has been disallowed after the rear shock exceeded the maximum pressure allowed, he will now start 42nd and Jimmie Johnson is credited the pole.
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 Allmendinger, Red Bull Parting Ways In 2009
Red Bull Racing and driver A.J. Allmendinger have agreed to part ways for the 2009 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series season.
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 Brad Keselowski To Make Sprint Cup Debut
Keselowski will attempt to qualify a fifth Hendrick Motorsports entry -- the No. 25 GoDaddy.com Chevrolet -- for the Oct. 11 Bank of America 500 at Lowe's Motor Speedway.
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Burton a Serious Chase Contender
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