NASCAR expected to debut spoiler at Martinsville in March
Sprint Cup cars are expected to replace the rear wing with a spoiler at Martinsville in March, NASCAR president Mike Helton said Monday. [read more]

Toyota Racing Development president says Denny Hamlin is wrong about engines lagging in Sprint Cup
The president of Toyota Racing Development doesn't agree with Joe Gibbs Racing driver Denny Hamlin that the Toyota Sprint Cup engine is behind other manufacturers in terms of power and reliability. [read more]

Jeff Gordon suggests NASCAR could use some rivalries to raise viewership
The drivers keep saying how much the racing has improved in the opening month of the NASCAR season, yet there's all sorts of evidence that defies their optimism. [read more]

Kevin Harvick coasts in dominating Atlanta trucks win
Kevin Harvick has won his third straight start in the NASCAR truck series, cruising to an easy victory at Atlanta Motor Speedway. [read more]

Kyle Busch ticked off after practice scrape
Kyle Busch was miffed about a scrape in the final practice for Sunday's NASCAR Sprint Cup race at Atlanta Motor Speedway. [read more]

Elliott Sadler: Tire issues come from setup, not Goodyear
Elliott Sadler says anyone having problems with Goodyear's tire should look to their raceshop and not point fingers at the manufacturer. [read more]

Two NASCAR crewmen suspended for violating drug policy
NASCAR has suspended two crewmen for violating its substance abuse policy, including the former brother-in-law of Jeremy Mayfield. [read more]

Michael Waltrip to be sponsored by Aaron's for Talladega race
Michael Waltrip will enter the Sprint Cup Series race at Talladega Superspeedway with help from a longtime sponsor. [read more]

Carl Edwards team owner Jack Roush satisfied with penalty for wreck at Atlanta
Team owner Jack Roush said Wednesday he's satisfied with the penalty NASCAR levied against driver Carl Edwards for his intentional accident with Brad Keselowski. [read more]

Brad Keselowski says his aggressive driving is excuse for others to retaliate
Brad Keselowski says his aggressive driving style has become an excuse for retaliation and there is a deeper reason why Carl Edwards intentionally wrecked him late in Sunday's Sprint Cup race at Atlanta Motor Speedway. [read more]

Danica Patrick putting NASCAR aside, refocusing on IRL
Danica Patrick is back with the IndyCar Series after three races in NASCAR's second-tier Nationwide circuit, and she can't wait for the open-wheel season to get under way with the Sao Paulo Indy 300 on Sunday. [read more]

Kurt Busch eliminated early in drag racing debut
NASCAR driver Kurt Busch has lost his drag racing debut. [read more]

JR Motorsports wants to field No. 7 car full time
JR Motorsports will try to race the full Nationwide Series schedule with the No. 7 Chevrolet. [read more]

Joe Gibbs inducted into Texas Motorsports Hall of Fame
Former Washington Redskins coach Job Gibbs will be inducted into the Texas Motorsports Hall of Fame. [read more]

Roush Fenway Racing and Ford in general appear to have regained their championship focus
Four races into the 2010 Sprint Cup season, it appears the Ford stable at Roush Fenway Racing has regained its championship focus. Time will tell. [read more]

David Newton decided he kind of liked the wing, but drivers such as Jeff Gordon are happy the spoiler is back
TALLADEGA, Ala. -- Call me crazy -- and I'm sure a few of you will -- but I'm not crazy about the look of the spoiler.

Maybe after three years of watching Sprint Cup cars with wings and noticing there are more street cars with wings than spoilers I finally swallowed the Kool-Aid that NASCAR sold us when the new car was introduced.

But I truly can't see where the car looks better with a spoiler. If anything it looks a little silly, and at least one engineer went as far as to say "it looks stupid."

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Cutbacks key in NASCAR Sprint Cup's spoiler test at Talladega Superspeedway
Tuesday's Sprint Cup series test at Talladega Superspeedway was all about cutbacks. [read more]