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fanhouse.com Filed under: Car of Tomorrow, Sprint Cup The wing may no longer fly in NASCAR Sprint Cup Series racing. According to reports on NASCAR.com and SceneDaily.com, NASCAR has taken drastic steps towards the possibility of removing the raised wing from the rear of the current Sprint Cup Series car in favor the traditional attached [...]
Nascar.com Max Angelelli and Pat Long led their respective classes Friday in the opening day of the Roar Before The Rolex 24, a three-day test session at Daytona International Speedway to open the 2010 GRAND-AM Rolex Sports Car Series. Read the full story
AutoRacingSport.com Aflac, primary sponsor of Carl Edwards and the #99 Aflac Ford Fusion, has announced a partnership with Kellogg Company. The agreement gives Kellogg primary sponsorship for two Sprint Cup races in the 2010 season and the opportunity to leverage one of NASCAR’s top drivers in continuing to build its brand. In addition to the [...]
Nascar.com With more than 1,000 races in a quarter-century’s worth of NASCAR experience, you would think it would take a lot to get Michael Waltrip excited about an off-season race. Read the full story
Nascar.com Carlos Sainz and Cyril Despres have extended their leads after the seventh stage of the Dakar Rally, a 600-kilometer (370-mile) leg through the Atacama Desert from Iquique to Antofagasta in northern Chile. Read the full story
Nascar.com Truck Series veteran Terry Cook will drive the No. 46 Whitney Motorsports Dodge Charger for Michigan businessman Dusty Whitney in the 2010 Cup Series, competing for Raybestos Rookie of the Year. Read the full story
AutoRacingSport.com Longtime NASCAR sponsor Kraft Foods has added another chapter to its illustrious motorsports career by joining Stewart-Haas Racing, the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series team co-owned by two-time champion Tony Stewart. Kraft Foods’ iconic Oreo cookie and Ritz cracker brands will herald the new relationship with Stewart-Haas Racing as the team’s official cookie and cracker. [...]