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Nascar.com Body-slamming and bump-drafting were the order of the day — at 1.5-mile Chicagoland Speedway, no less — and 50-year-old Martin was the last man standing in a wild LifeLock.com 400. Read the full story
AutoRacingSport.com Mark Martin showed that age doesn’t matter as he led 195 of 267 laps at Chicagoland Speedway to win the Lifelock 400. Details to follow… RESULTS: FIN ST CAR DRIVER MAKE SPONSOR PTS/BNS LAPS STATUS 1 14 5 Mark Martin Chevrolet Carquest / Kellogg’s 195/10 267 Running 2 7 24 Jeff Gordon Chevrolet National [...]
thatsracing.com The 25-year-old Brad Keselowski hoped a recent meeting with team owner Rick Hendrick would answer some questions about where he’d be racing next season. He’s optimistic he can stay affiliated with Hendrick Motorsports. Read the full story
thatsracing.com The 50-year-old got a strong jump off the double-file restart with two laps left to edge teammate Jeff Gordon. By finishing 1-2 the pair earned Hendricks Motorsports a $1 million bonus. Read the full story
Fox Sports It took a late boost, but Mark Martin and Hendrick Motorsports stomped on the competition at Chicagoland on Saturday. Read the full story
Fox Sports Kyle Busch and Tony Stewart clashed for the win last week. But can either one get up front at Chicagoland? Follow the action LIVE. Read the full story
fanhouse.com by Geoffrey Miller The Essentials Race: Lifelock.com 400 Where: Chicagoland SpeedwayTime: Saturday 8:00pm/EDTTV/Radio: TNT, MRN RadioTwitter: Updates @ FanHouseRacingForecast: 58 degrees, Partly CloudyDistance: 267 laps (400.5 miles)Pole Winner: Brian Vickers2008 Winner: Kyle Busch The Storylines Putting two and two together might give us a little bit better of an understanding as to why we [...]
AutoRacingSport.com Last week there was a call placed to Ford Motor Company’s Brian Wolfe in Dearborn, Mich., to get an idea where those boys at the Blue Oval were going with their stock-car racing program. Ford, he says, drafted a slimmed down business plan under the company’s new CEO Alan Mulally, and yes, cuts were [...]