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The IndyCar Series has long been dominated by three powerhouse teams, leaving those outside Andretti, Ganassi and Penske fighting for scraps.
Elliott Sadler is back in a Sprint Cup car this weekend for the first of three scheduled races with Joe Gibbs Racing, and is hoping to show enough to land a full-time ride for next season.
Los Angeles Angels pitcher C.J. Wilson spent Friday morning at the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach shooting photos of the American Le Mans Series and IndyCar Series practice sessions before heading to Angels Stadium for his evening game against the Detroit Tigers.
The Chicago Cubs are hoping to build a video scoreboard at Wrigley Field that is roughly three times the size of the park's famed center field scoreboard.
Bobby Labonte stayed on a short list of NASCAR drivers who have started every Sprint Cup race in Texas _ barely.
The idea of a nuclear Iran and of preventing a nuclear Iran terrifies security analysts.
Greg Biffle is looking forward to a do-over on a 1 1/2-mile track in the new Sprint Cup car.
About 3.4 million cars are being recalled worldwide due to faulty airbags that can rupture when deployed.
Millions of cars manufactured by Japanese automakers have been recalled due to defects found with the air bag system.
One of the key moments in the development of NASCAR's new Sprint Cup car came in a multicar test at Texas last fall.
As one of NASCAR's most respected drivers, Mark Martin has s doled out plenty of advice.
James E. Hansen will no longer be touring the country preaching his end-times hysteria, collecting a $158,832 government paycheck for it. Mr. Hansen demonstrated a certain mastery of the art of leveraging, using his position as head of NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies to promote a personal brand of global warming quackery.
If it was up to him, Denny Hamlin's fractured vertebra in his lower back would not cause him to miss any races.
If Clint Bowyer wins the NASCAR Sprint Cup race at Texas and gets to fire the six-shooters that are a Victory Lane tradition there, he plans to lock those trophy guns in a safe when he gets home.
