How dumb is it for NASCAR to refuse to send NewCarBuyingGuide.com press Releases, or give us access to their media website? Now really we only need that stuff so we can provide editorial coverage of their racing series. Read More »
Dale Earnhardt Incorporated Signs Dale Earnhardt Jr. To The First Winston Cup Contract Of His Career
Dale Earnhardt, Inc. has reached an agreement with Dale Earnhardt, Jr. for the next five years to remain as the driver of the No. 8 DEI Chevrolet. Read More »
Cautions, Crashes and Chaos At Bristol
The night race at Bristol Motor Speedway is always one of the most exciting and infuriating races for the drivers on the Winston Cup circuit, and Saturday's Sharpie 500 was no exception. Read More »
A Road Course Sweep At Watkins Glen
he second and final road course race on the Winston Cup schedule, the 90 lap Sirius at the Glen, rolled to a start on the winding Watkins Glen track with the potential of becoming a NASCAR first. Read More »
A Battle To The Finish At The Brickyard
The 10th running of the Brickyard 400, NASCAR's only race at the historic Indianapolis Motor Speedway, rolled to a start in front of a sell out crowd of more than 300,000 fans. The 2.5 mile track, first paved with bricks in the early 1900s, is a legend in motorsports, and for many drivers, a win at Indy means as much as a win in the Daytona 500. Read More »
Yellow Flag Day In The New England 300 Winston Cup Race
For the third consecutive year, the Winston Cup Series came to the one mile New Hampshire International Speedway to try out a freshly repaved racing surface. Read More »
Fuel And Fire In the Tropicana 400
The Tropicana 400, just the 3rd Winston Cup race at the new Chicagoland Speedway, rolled to a start under sunny skies in front of a sell out crowd of 75 thousand. The track, which opened in 2001, features a wide racing surface, high banking and speeds that approach 200 mph. Read More »
Strategy And Surprises In The Pepsi 400
The Winston Cup Series headed back to Daytona to kick off the second half of the season with the Pepsi 400, the 3rd of 4 restrictor plate races this season. Read More »
Road Racing At Sonoma In The Dodge SaveMart 350
NASCAR's Winston Cup Series headed to California's Infineon Raceway for the first road course race of the season. The hilly 12 turn track, one of only two road courses in the Winston Cup schedule, is notoriously difficult for even some of NASCAR's best drivers, with few opportunities to pass. Read More »
Nextel Communications Named Title Sponsor of NASCAR’s Premier Series – ‘The NASCAR Nextel Cup Series’
The National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR) today announced that Nextel Communications will become the title sponsor of NASCAR's premier national series -- and one of America's most popular sports. Read More »
