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Tony Stewart wins -- free ice cream for all!
The Fabulous ForumTony Stewart: First Tony Stewart wins the Sprint Cup championship. Then there was all that free ice cream. Life couldn't have gotten much better Sunday in Columbus, Ind.... -
NASCAR's Kevin Harvick gets new crew chief for 2012
The Fabulous ForumFrustrated with finishing third in the NASCAR Sprint Cup standings for the second consecutive year, Kevin Harvick will get a new crew chief for the 2012 season. Harvick's team Richard Childress Racing said Shane Wilson would replace Gil Martin on...... -
Winless three years, NASCAR's Dale Earnhardt Jr. says he's closer to victory
The Fabulous ForumWhen Dale Earnhardt Jr. drove to Victory Lane at Michigan International Speedway on June 15, 2008, who knew that the popular NASCAR driver would return three years later without another win? But Earnhardt, preparing for Sunday's Sprint Cup Series race....... -
NASCAR from Daytona to Irwindale on tap for July 4 weekend
The Fabulous ForumMost major motor-racing series are idle over the July 4 weekend, but NASCAR's top series returns to its most famous track, Daytona International Speedway, on Saturday night while one of its minor-league series does the same at Toyota Speedway at...... -
4 NASCAR drivers will be missing from the field at Obama's White House photo op
Top of the TicketSnub the president of the United States? No one would want to do that openly.... -
Kyle Busch discusses next week's Prelude to the Dream race
The Fabulous ForumThe Prelude to the Dream race is a throwback to the humble beginnings of stock-car racing. The event highlights modern-day superstars returning to the roots of car racing by competing on a dirt track in a dirt late model stock...... -
Juan Pablo Montoya wins pole for NASCAR race in Fontana
The Fabulous ForumJuan Pablo Montoya, the former open-wheel racing star who's still looking for his first NASCAR Sprint Cup Series win on an oval track, won the pole position Friday for the Auto Club 400 in Fontana on Sunday. Montoya, who drives...... -
Kyle Busch gambles, wins NASCAR Nationwide race at Fontana
The Fabulous ForumKyle Busch won the NASCAR Nationwide Series race Saturday in Fontana after his crew chief gambled on changing only two tires on Busch's car late in the race while other leaders changed four. Busch's victory in the Royal Purple 300...... -
NASCAR's Auto Club 400 at Fontana starts
The Fabulous ForumIt didn't look like it was going to go this smooth after a morning of rain, but the NASCAR Auto Club 400 at Fontana took the green flag at 12:20 p.m. Pacific time. The 43 cars will navigate the 2-mile...... -
Kyle Busch leads NASCAR's Auto Club 400 after 100 miles
The Fabulous ForumThe Auto Club 400 at Fontana started as you might expect with pole-sitter Juan Pablo Montoya jumping to a lead that he held until the seventh lap when Denny Hamlin took over the top spot. The first racer to experience...... -
Kevin Harvick wins NASCAR Auto Club 400 in fantastic finish
The Fabulous ForumThe Auto Club Speedway in Fontana has often been criticized for the type of boring racing it promotes. There is just something about the track that causes little passing, meaning little excitement. Sunday's Auto Club 400 did nothing to dispel...... -
Kyle Busch leads the NASCAR Auto Club 400 after 300 miles
The Fabulous ForumThe second caution of the day came on lap 104 when there was debris on the track, likely from the tire of David Gilliland. They went back to green on lap 108 with Kyle Busch still in front. He's been......
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