ESPN.com:
Johnson not worthy of No. 1 ranking ... yet by David Newton;
Speed slowly, surely finding his way by Ryan McGee

Associated Press:
Edwards passes Ambrose on last lap to win Montreal by John Kekis

Bump Drafts:
You Tell Me: Is Rain Racing Good? Montreal In Cup? by Jim McCoy

Canadian Press:
Quebec drivers give fans lots to cheer about at NASCAR Nationwide race by Arpon Basu

Close Finishes:
The Most Important Tool In Racing by John Close

Daly Planet:
Your Turn: Nationwide Series From Montreal On ESPN2 by John Daly

Detroit Free Press:
Bedeviled Ambrose just might show horns next time by Mike Brudenell

Hartford Courant:
Short Pitting: Bad Mess In Montreal, Big Modified Crowd And Beer Tears Pouring From The Radio by Shawn Courchesne

Insider Racing News:
Drivers On the Outside Looking In by Matthew Pizzolato

LaidbackRacing:
Mad Mikie's Rants & Raves: Odds & Ends by Mad Mikie

Las Vegas Sun:
Racing on rain tires just doesn’t do it for me by Mike Smith

Louisville NASCAR Examiner:
Edwards' backflip goes interntional by Amanda Vincent

MikeMulhern.net:
Carl Edwards catches Marcos Ambrose on the last lap to win at Montreal

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel:
Now I know what Kyle Busch feels like by Dave Kallman

Motor Sports Weekly News:
Nationwide and UARA; Rain, Rain, Go Away by Drew Hierwarter

NASCAR: Beyond the Track:
Qualifying, racing in rain exposes the truly talented drivers by Matt Myftiu

NASCAR Insiders:
Stock Cars Were Not Meant To Race In The Rain by T.C.

NASCAR This Week:
Racing, or something like it by Monte Dutton

Racin' Today:
Tough Times Put Short Tracks On Spot by Jeff Hood;
Monday Morning Crew Chief: Ambrose King of The Road? by Jonathan Ingram

Racing Geek:
Revising the Nationwide Series by Jordan Bianchi

RacingOne:
Hot Laps by Pete Pistone

RacingWithRich:
A perfect example why NASCAR should never race in the rain and
It was just after this point when Kyle Busch 'lost it' last year by Richard Allen

Roanoke Times:
What makes a good race? Tony back in Indy 500? and
Earnhardt legacy brand branches out by Dustin Long

SceneDaily:
Racing on rain tires was the right call by Rea White;
Hall of Fame voting begins soon by Kenny Bruce

Speedway Media:
Edwards puts the pressure on! and
Busch wins again at Chicagoland by Pamela

Spotter Stand:
Smoke Screen: 5 Reasons Why The 2009 Season Has Been A Disappointment by Patrick Baldwin

Stock Car Gazette:
TV Times - Like Michigan, Bristol NASCAR Ratings Up by Lou Modestino

Valvoline:
Go For The Gold by I.N. Sider

Associated Press:
Kenny Wallace to fans: Merci! by John Kekis

Bump Drafts:
Soapbox: NASCAR In The “Off-Season” by John Chapman

CBS Sports:
Race to Chase promises dramatic finish with two events left by Pete Pistone

Daly Planet:
Nudity Pushes NASCAR To Back Burner by John Daly

fanzonesports:
What Happened To The Real Kyle Busch? by Sal Sigala Jr.

Fox Sports:
Plenty of weekend action even without Sprint Cup by Larry McReynolds

Gaston Gazette:
The sad fate of a NASCAR curmudgeon by Monte Dutton

Insider Racing News:
Kenny Wallace Says "Thank You" To The Fans by Kim Roberson

MikeMulhern.net:
Montreal weekend musings

Montreal Gazette:
Late arrival, long day leaves NASCAR star Busch-ed by Dave Stubbs

Motorsports Talk:
On closing the deal eight years later, Chicago Motor Speedway, and improving the racing in the CWTS by Charles Krall

NASCAR.com:
Would third title elevate Stewart to fourth all time? by David Caraviello

NASCAR Daily News:
Fellows is hometown favorite at Montreal by Sarah Farlee

NASCAR This Week:
Kyle Busch has precedent for his Chase charge by Monte Dutton

RacingWithRich:
Does NASCAR need more qualifying like that in Montreal? by Richard Allen

Rubbings Racing:
NASCAR: Why TV Ratings Are So Important by DJ DeSpain

Salt Lake Tribune:
NASCAR's Vickers takes a break in Utah by Steve Luhm

SceneDaily:
Keep those rain tires in Nationwide by Bob Pockrass;
Should Brad Keselowski reconsider possible move to Penske Racing? by Jared Turner;
Jinx or not, Marcos Ambrose a sure thing to win at Montreal by Lee Montgomery;
No breaks for Chasers or Chasees by Kenny Bruce

Southern Pines Pilot:
Drivers Jockey for Chase Position by Andy Cagle

SPEEDtv:
Busch On Another Stellar Run by Tom Jensen

Wisconsin State Journal:
Kenseth vs. Kenseth race postponed by rain, rescheduled for Sunday by Dennis Punzel

ESPN.com:
Evernhams live happily ever after by David Newton;
Will the real Kyle please stand up? by Ed Hinton

Athlon Sports:
Track Talk: Charting the Chase venues by Amy Henderson

Atlanta NASCAR Examiner:
Changes needed in the Nationwide Series by Jeremy Dunn

Bleacher Report:
Note To NASCAR Fans: Don't Shoot The Bird by Mary Jo Buchanan

Bump Drafts:
The Doctor (Dick Berggren) Is Out by Jeremy Sellers

Caledonian Record:
A Fun Day Had By Most At NHMS August 25 by Biggy Bigelow

Canadian Press:
Villeneuve looking forward to this weekend's NASCAR race, rain or shine by Bill Beacon

Chicago Tribune:
Kyle Busch set for truck race at Chicagoland Speedway in Joliet by Jack McCarthy

Daytona Beach News Journal:
Drivers keep busy on weekend off by Godwin Kelly

Fox Sports:
Martin and Busch needed for Chase to have spice by Jeff Owens

Frontstretch:
Wins Leaders Both In Danger Of Missing Playoffs? by Kurt Smith;
Fuel For Thought - Making The Case For Fuel Injection In NASCAR by Vito Pugliese;
Driven to the Past: Harry Hyde - The NASCAR Years... by John Potts;
Does It Really Matter If You Can Drive Anymore? by Bryan Davis Keith

Hampton Roads:
Schedule changes for 2010 and more (including a wedding) by Dustin Long

Insider Racing News:
Will the Real Kyle Busch Please Stand Up? by Rebecca Gladden ;
Is Scott Lagasse Jr. Holding A Curse Over CJM Racing? by Nick Blake

LaidbackRacing:
Tailgating Recipe and Tips of the Week by Jo Ann Hlavac

Louisville NASCAR Examiner:
5,000 sponsors get Wallace to Montreal by Amanda Vincent

MikeMulhern.net:
Montreal! A NASCAR Sprint Cup stop next time around? Why not?

NASCAR.com:
Martin second at Bristol, but always rides first class

NASCAR Insiders:
No, I Never Wanted To Be A Driver by T.C.

Orlando Sentinel:
Richard Childress Racing is in a NASCAR funk, but it won't last long by Tania Ganguli

Racin' Today:
Bowyer’s Car, Back Put Against Wall At Bristol by Jim Pedley;
Bet On Edwards And Ambrose Having Grand Time This Weekend by Jonathan Ingram

RacingOne:
Lost Weekend by Pete Pistone

RacingWithRich:
This weekend NASCAR will test the limits of Obama's statement by Richard Allen

SceneDaily:
NASCAR doesn’t need Cup in Montreal by Bob Pockrass;
NASCAR can’t match the NFL … which isn’t all bad by Art Weinstein

SPEEDtv:
Nead New Crew Chief For Waltrip by Tom Jensen

Speedway Media:
Dale Jr Mulls His Options by Clayton Caldwell

Sports Illustrated:
There's a reason each bubble driver is where he is by Tom Bowles

USA Today:
Former champ Villeneuve embraces NASCAR run in Montreal by Gary Graves

Yahoo Sports:
The picture is clearing -- but not clear -- for Brad Keselowski by Jay Busbee; Mailbag: Car vs. Driver by Ricky Craven

ESPN.com:
Late-model clash features battle of the Kenseths by Terry Blount;
Earnhardt enters bye week on a bit of a hot streak

Associated Press:
Chase Elliott following his dream, dad’s footsteps by Teresa Walker

Augusta Chronicle:
Unnecessary distraction and
JR team has spot to fill in its lineup by Don Coble

Birmingham News:
Did space aliens kidnap Kyle Busch? by Doug Demmons

Bleacher Report:
Kyle Busch: Can we accept him as he is? by David Yeazell;
Bobby Labonte:"Your Trying to Build Momentum for Next Year" by Patti Rodisch;
Rick Hendrick: Puppet Master, Genius, Or Both? by David Yeazell

Bump Drafts:
Big 10 Driver Rankings: Movers ‘n’ Shakers by Jim McCoy

Burlington Hawk Eye:
Iowa Speedway success has impressed Wallace by John Bohnenkamp

CBS Sports:
Feud: Bonus points for leading lap needs to be re-examined by Pete Pistone & Brian De Los Santos;
Notebook: Gassing up with summer winding down by Pete Pistone

Charlotte Observer:
Now, it's see you in September at fast Georgia speedway by Tom Higgins

Daly Planet:
Last Deep Breath For NASCAR TV Crowd by John Daly

Daytona Beach News-Journal:
Buck-ing the system by Godwin Kelly

Delaware News Journal:
Let Scott break NASCAR Hall barrier, too by Mike Finney

Ft. Worth Star Telegram:
Scheduling conflict makes Gossage’s TMS return hectic by Anthony Andro

Fox Sports:
Chase picture will take a while to clear up by Larry McReynolds;
NASCAR Power Rankings by Jorge Mondaca

Hardcore Race Fans:
Man Behind the Wrenches – Billy Gaule by Lindsey Marks

Insider Racing News:
Start-and-Park Teams Make a Mockery of Racing by Doug Demmons

Kansas City Star:
Nationwide race will boast an international field by Randy Covitz

Kingsport Times News:
ESPN's race coverage team pursuing perfection by Dave Ongie

LaidbackRacing:
Mad Mikie's Rants & Raves: Odds & Ends by Mad Mikie

Las Vegas Review Journal:
Kyle Busch: Intervention or epiphany? by Jeff Wolf

Montreal Gazette:
NASCAR: a spectacle to behold by Dave Stubbs

NASCAR.com:
Racing north of the border offers plenty of surprises by Jarrod Breeze;
Montreal '08 gives some hope for Cup race in rain by David Caraviello;
Former Truck champions careers in different stages by Bill Kimm;
What to do? Off weekend offers myriad of options

NASCAR Insiders:
With Brad K., Hendrick Comes Out Smelling Like a Rose by Journo

NASCAR This Week:
In fate's hands and
Ragan remains modest about success by Monte Dutton

Racer:
Getting back in the flow by A.J. Allmendinger

Racin' Today:
Ren and Ron Show Puts Spotlight On The Crew Chief and
Earnhardt Jr. Recalls Atlanta Brush With Destiny, Edwards by Rick Minter

Racing Fashionistas:
A Fast Lap with Angelique Chengelis by Megan Wood & Darlynn Nangano

Racing Geek:
Forecasting the Chase by Jordan Bianchi

RacingWithRich:
Is the Junior Nation becoming outnumbered or are they AWOL? by Richard Allen

Rubbins Racing:
Dale Earnhardt, Jr.: Now on Facebook! A Coincidence? by Lisa DeSpain

San Diego Union Tribune:
Bensalem's Kerr impressed by Aussie Ambrose by Bill Fleischman

SceneDaily:
Marcos Ambrose rekindles bygone era of NASCAR by Jeff Owens;
“Manmade Thunder” is one NASCAR book worthy of attention by Steve Waid;
Confessions of a NASCAR fan by Carolyn Brewster;
Bristol battle between Mark Martin, Kyle Busch one for the ages by Mike Hembree

SPEEDtv:
Trucks: Chicagoland Here We Come and
Unusual Double For Braun by Tom Jensen

Speedway Media:
NASCAR Top-10 Power Rankings: Bristol by Jeffrey Boswell;
On Pit Road: Labor Day returns to the south by Joe Dunn;
Lance McGrew vs. Tony Eury Jr.: Should we have blamed Eury? by Heath Heidemann;
NASCAR meets Twitter by Shell Sparrow;
Bristol observations from the stands by Ron Fleshman

Sports Illustrated:
Five things we all got wrong in '09 by Brant James

Stock Car Science:
Dave Moody is my Muse (Why Stock Cars Slow Down When They Turn) byDiandra Leslie-Pelecky

USA Today:
Team notes: Final off week awaits NASCAR's top tour

York Dispatch:
Bristol offers much more than racing by Ellen Siska

13 Years Ago Today [8-26-1996]
The Jayski Site was born

ESPN.com:
Bowyer not out of Chase picture … yet by David Newton;
Crunching numbers after Bristol by Matt Willis;
Chase format is working ... again by Terry Blount

Athlon Sports:
News & Notes: Bristol and Atlanta by Matt Taliaferro

Atlanta NASCAR Examiner:
The Keselowski, Penske, and Hendrick triangle by Jeremy Dunn

Auto Racing Daily:
'Li'l More Shrimp on the Barbie' For Marcos Ambrose by Jerry Bonkowski

Bleacher Report:
It's All In The Wallace Family At NASCAR's Nationwide Race In Montreal by Mary Jo Buchanan

Bump Drafts:
Schumacher’s Aborted Return Spurns NASCAR Imagination by Patrick Reynolds

CBS Sports:
Power Rankings: Glass half full or half empty for Johnson? by Brian De Los Santos

Daly Planet:
You Tube Millionaire Takes A Pass On NASCAR by John Daly

fanzonesports:
"The Jimmie And Chad Show," A Recipe For Success by Sal Sigala Jr

Fox Sports:
The Hot Pass: Childress shakes things up ... again by Lee Spencer

Insider Racing News:
New Bristol, Old Bristol - Which Do You Prefer? by Chuck Abrams

Kansas City Star:
Despite tough year, Bowyer stays upbeat and
Q & A with NASCAR’s Clint Bowyer by Randy Covitz

LaidbackRacing:
Mad Mikie's Rants & Raves: Odds & Ends and
Mad Mikie's Rants & Raves: More on Mayfield by Mad Mikie

Las Vegas Sun:
Is the old Bristol gone forever? by Mike Smith

Louisville NASCAR Examiner:
Is #88 team turning corner? by Amanda Vincent

NASCAR.com:
Notes: Mike Wallace steps in 01; Kenny says thanks by Dave Rodman;
Time to correct the Chase's greatest flaw: unfairness by David Caraviello;
Living the Red Bull lifestyle suits Vickers perfectly by Joe Menzer;
Head2Head: Keselowski making the right decision? by Bill Kimm & Jason Schoellen

NASCAR Examiner:
Dude, what day are we racing? and
NASCAR News Briefs… by Greg Engle

NASCAR Insiders:
Ask The Insiders Wednesday #38 by T.C.

Racin' Today:
Elliott An Awesome Ambassador, Too by Larry Woody;
Ron Follows Still Road Course Spiffy As He Approaches 50 and
Ranger Appears To Be Top Canadian Prospect by Jonathan Ingram

RacingOne:
RacingOne Power Rankings

RacingWithRich:
Chasing points hurting individual races by Richard Allen

Roanoke Times:
Concord dragway getting 2nd event by Dustin Long

SceneDaily:
Bristol brings out fans feelings … on boredom vs. excitement by Bob Pockrass;
Truck series is a great fit at Iowa Speedway by Krista Voda

Speedway Media:
NASCAR could use a good dose of foreign hospitality by Heath Heidemann;
Chase Watch: 24 down, two to go by Larry Taylor;
Hot 20 Over the Past 10: Vickers continues to heat up as Kenseth and Newman chill by Ron Thornton;
Bristol in the rear view by Angie Campbell

Sports Illustrated:
Johnson surges back to top of power rankings by Tom Bowles

Stock Car History Online:
The Don Hunter Collection: Jimmy Clark (His only NASCAR start) by Rick Houston

Stock Car Spin:
Happy Birthday Jayski.com and
One Forgotten Factor In The Keselowski/Penske Deal by Ben Montedonico

Associated Press:
In The Pits: Busch gracious in victory and defeat by Jenna Fryer

Auto Racing Daily:
Prediction: Kahne Misses Chase, Kyle Busch Makes It by Jerry Bonkowski

Atlanta NASCAR Examiner:
Media cannot decide on Kyle Busch by Jeremy Dunn

Press of Atlantic City:
Following Martin Truex Jr. after Sharpie 500

Bump Drafts:
You Don’t Have To Be A Jerk To Be A Winner by Jim McCoy

CBS Sports:
Power Rankings: Glass half full or half empty for Johnson? by Brian De Los Santos

Daily Nonpareil
Busch keeps Chase hopes alive with Bristol victory by Marsha Hoffman

Daly Planet:
The Alternate Version Of TWIN by John Daly

Daytona Beach News Journal:
The Low Down On The Driver From Down Under by Godwin Kelly

Emporia Gazette:
Contact takes Bowyer out of race

Florida Today:
Danica unlikely to leave IndyCar Series in the dust by Mark DeCotis

Fox Sports:
How do you like me now? by Darrell Waltrip;
Kyle shows he gets it with Bristol win, loss by Jeff Hammond

Frontstretch:
A Thousand Or A Million: Johnson Searching For Sponsor Dollars On His Own Merit by Amy Henderson;
Two To Go: Five Points To Ponder Ahead Of The Off Weekend by Danny Peters;
Who's Hot / Who's Not In Sprint Cup: Bristol II Edition by Doug Turnbull;
Talking NASCAR TV: Strong Pre-Race Show At Bristol, But In-Race Improvements Needed For ESPN by Phil Allaway;
Running Their Mouth: Sharpie 500 by Beth Lunkenheimer

Insider Racing News:
The Rebirth Of Mark Martin by Kim Roberson;
Racer Profile: Jim Robinson by Allen Madding

LaidbackRacing:
Mad Mikie's Rants & Raves: Odds & Ends by Mad Mikie

Las Vegas Sun:
Is requesting bonus points through the kindness of a teammate unfair? by Mike Smith

Lexington Dispatch
Kyle Busch needs two more wins by Ben White

Lynchburg News and Advance:
At 67, Shepherd still going strong

Michigan Live:
Too bad Danica Patrick is staying in IndyCar by Steve Kaminski

NASCAR.com:
Self-taught Ren prideful of adapting to different styles by Megan Englehart;
Kenseths have unique father-son relationship by Dave Rodman

NASCAR Insiders:
Burning issues: 8-25-09 and
Won’t You Be My [Pit Road] Neighbor? by T.C.

NASCAR This Week:
Setting Martin's record straight by Monte Dutton

Race Journal Online:
Cheers and Jeers - Bristol is Back, Baby! by Carol Einarsson

Racing Geek:
NASCAR Power Poll by Jordan Bianchi

Racin' Today:
Tuesday Morning Memo: Keep The Carbs by Jim Pedley;
Free Answers To Your Toughest Questions by Larry Woody

RacingOne:
Two Straight Top 10s for Junior by Pete Pistone

RubbingsRacing:
NASCAR: Tight Race for the Chase is Just What Atlanta Needs and
Circuit Breaks: Atlanta by DJ DeSpain

SceneDaily:
Wendell Scott’s time for entry into NASCAR’s Hall of Fame will come by Steve Waid;
48 team showing cracks in armor? by Kris Johnson

Sirius Speedway:
With Options Limited, Keselowski Headed To Penske Racing by Dave Moody

SPEEDtv:
A Little Leary: Top Ten Trivia Toughies Round 4 by Gregg Leary

SpeedwayMedia:
The Final Word: Mark Martin is a nice guy, but it was Kyle Busch who proved to be a winner by Ron Thornton;
What is to become of JR Motorsports? by Heath Heidemann;
Surprising, Not Surprising: Bristol Motor Speedway by Larry Taylor

Sporting News:
Bristol brings clarity to Chase picture by Reid Spencer

Sports Illustrated:
In his 1,000th Cup race, Martin competes the right way by Bruce Martin

Sports Network:
Martin a class act at Bristol by Chris Symeon

Stock Car Gazette:
TV Times - Michigan Sprint Cup TV Ratings Show Modest Increase by Lou Modestino

Yahoo Sports:
Happy Hour: Turning right in Indy by Jay Hart;
Waving the Checkers: Busch will be Chasing by Ricky Craven;
Fryer’s Five: Martin loses with honor by Jenna Fryer

ESPN:
Bristol finish shows why Martin sleeps easily at night by Ed Hinton;
2009 Power Rankings: Atlanta by Ryan McGee

Athlon Sports:
Bristol Sweep: Kyle Busch making Chase charge by Amanda Brahler

Auto Racing Daily:
Full House at Bristol is Heartening For The Future by Jerry Bonkowski

All Left Turns:
Busch, Vickers have equal shot at breaking into Chase field by Dale Watermill

Bristol Herald Courier:
Sharpie 500 Notebook by Allen Gregory;
Morgan-McClure Races at Home by Spencer Campbell;
Getting a Close-up Look at the Passion of NASCAR’s Fans by Ryan Roorda

Bump Drafts:
Lloyd Seay: Original Stock Car Superstar by Jim McCoy

CBS Sports:
Kyle puts petulance aside, shows championship maturity by Pete Pistone

CawsnJaws:
Commercial breakdown, driver focus, and links related to the 2009 Sharpie 500 by Cheryl Walker

Charlotte Observer:
Kyle Busch is good for what's ailing NASCAR by Tom Sorensen

CloseFinishes:
Earnhardt's Shadow Over NASCAR Fades by John Close

Collegiate Times:
NASCAR star Denny Hamlin football coach for a day by Ed Lupien

Columbia NASCAR Examiner:
Driver Profile: Richard Petty, All Hail the King by Darren Pope

Daly Planet:
Bristol: The TV Aftermath by John Daly

Detroit NASCAR Examiner:
The maturation of one Kyle Busch by Josh Lobdell

EveryJoe:
The Race for the Chase is Heating up by Warren Hayashi

Ford Racing:
Chasing a Championship

FoxSports:
With outsiders looming, contenders must step up by Lee Spencer

Frontstretch:
"Brisdull?!" The New Thunder Valley Roars Under the Lights by Bryan Davis Keith;
Matt McLaughlin's Thinkin' Out Loud: 2009 Bristol Night Race Recap by Matt McLaughlin;
Top 15 Finish Has Scott Speed in Striking Distance of Top 35 by Mike Ravesi;
Sprint Cup Rookie Report: Patience and Perseverance Pay Off for Speed at Bristol by Tony Lumbis;
Nationwide Series Breakdown: Food City 250 by Bryan Davis Keith

Indianapolis Motorsports Examiner:
Danica to NASCAR? Not so fast... by Jeff Norris

Insider Racing News:
Earnhardt Has Spoken ~ Will NASCAR Listen? by Matthew Pizzolato

Montreal Gazette:
His race cars have doors, thank you by Dave Stubbs

Motor Sports Weekly News:
It's Bristol Baby by Drew Hierwarter

NASCAR.com:
Busch can be likeable, just look back at Bristol races by Joe Menzer;
Ambrose seems to have quickly figured out Bristol by Mark Aumann

NASCAR Examiner:
Earnhardt Senior and Kyle Busch: Like two peas in a pod by Greg Engle

NASCAR Insider:
The Chase Isn’t Disappointing (For Me At Least) by Journo

NASCAR This Week:
Exciting Bristol chase makes "The Big Chase" close and
'Last night I dreamed of hillbilly heaven' by Monte Dutton

On Pit Road:
Alabama Motorsports park - is it sinking? by Joe Dunn

On Pit Row:
Bristol is Back Baby! by Steve Wronkowicz

Racin' Today:
Atlanta Has A Shining Reason To Host Labor Day Race by Rick Minter;
Kyle Busch Hits Another Sour Note In Nashville by Larry Woody;
Monday Morning Crew Chief: E Is For Effort by Jonathan Ingram

Racing Junky:
Stewart has dismal race; still leads power rankings by Skip Jefferson;
Sharpie 500 at Bristol - Race Highlights by Katie LeMasters

RacingOne:
Ambrose Continues to Shine by Pete Pistone

RacingWithRich:
Racing at Bristol isn't worse than it used to be, it's just different and
How appropriate for NASCAR to visit President Obama by Richard Allen

Racing Geek:
Thoughts on A Season Saving Victory? by Jordan Bianchi

Roanoke Times:
Kyle Busch, a changed man? by Dustin Long

SceneDaily:
A morning with Richard Childress Racing by Bob Pockrass;
Truck series driver David Starr is on the winning team in parenthood by Jared Turner;
You choose: Which 10 tracks should be in the Chase For The Sprint Cup?

SPEEDtv:
Busch Found Right Groove and
Bristol Beat Downs by Tom Jensen;
‘Real Deal’ With Junior Johnson by Wendy Venturini

SpeedwayMedia:
Too Much, Too Young, Too Fast: Brad Keselowski needs to learn patience before he learns Cup racing by Heath Heidemann;
Jeff Gordon Clinches Chase Place by Mary Jo Buchanan;
Kyle Busch outduels Mark Martin, returns to Victory Lane at Bristol by Barry Albert;
Morgan McClure Motorsports: Long live the little men by Clayton Caldwell

Sports Illustrated:
Five things we learned Saturday night at Bristol Motor Speedway by Lars Anderson

Sports Radio Interviews:
Danica Patrick talks about her rough stretch after the great start to her season

Spotter Stand:
The Keselowski Sweepstakes; Ambrose Impresses; And What Has Happened To Bristol? by Patrick Baldwin

USA Today:
Busch, Martin make points, but Chase picture still murky by Nate Ryan

ESPN:
Kyle Busch simply 'Amazing' at Bristol by David Newton

Associated Press:
Busch breaks slump to sweep Bristol by Jenna Fryer

Bristol Herald Courier:
Kyle Busch Wins Second Straight Race at BMS and
Earnhardt Laments Late Race Cautions At BMS and
Martin Earns More Respect After Honorable Finish and
Kyle Busch Embraces Role Of NASCAR Bad Boy and
‘We’re Still Out There’ [Morgan McClure] by Allen Gregory;
NASCAR Drivers, Volunteers Assemble Care Packages For Military by Roger Brown;
Logano has Wide Appeal with Fans by Ryan Roorda

Bleacher Report:
Sharpie 500: Winners and Losers and
The Lugnut Report:Short Track Struggles Continue for Jeff Gordon by Patti Rodisch

Bump Drafts:
Busch Is Back! by Jim McCoy

CBS Sports:
Bristol 2 Rear View Mirror by Pete Pistone

Chattanooga Times Free Press:
Kyle Busch's nemesis still is himself by Lindsey Young

Daly Planet:
Your Turn: Sprint Cup Series From Bristol on ESPN by John Daly'

Daytona Beach News Journal:
Obama talks NASCAR; I translate by Ken Willis

FoxSports:
Keselowski-Penske union makes sense and
Busch fights back in Chase battle by Lee Spencer

Insider Racing News:
Kyle Busch Back On Track, Wins at Bristol by Ron Felix

Kingsport Times News:
Kyle Busch outduels Martin at BMS to keep alive his hopes of making Chase by Dave Ongie;
Sweet, and not so sweet, music and
Sharpie 500 outcome leaves points race even tighter by John Moorehouse

Johnson City Press:
Busch rockets past Martin to win Sharpie 500 by Joe Avento

Louisville NASCAR Examier:
Busch gets closer to Chase berth with Bristol win by Amanda Vincent

MikeMulhern.net:
Another Bristol sellout, and this one was like the Bristol of old, with plenty of action, and a tight finish and
Kyle Busch holds off Mark Martin to win Bristol 500 in a hard-driving race and
NASCAR's new ideas are quite thought-provoking...which may be just the point and
Has Jack Roush finally discovered Rick Hendrick's NASCAR-winning engineering tricks?

NASCARcom:
Vickers, Martin exit Bristol feeling good about chances by Mark Aumann;
Hamlin, Busch overcome adversity to finish strong by Joe Menzer

NASCAR: Beyond the Track:
Kyle Busch closer to Chase, but must run perfectly next two races by Matt Myftiu

NASCAR This Week:
Kyle Busch outduels Martin and
Bristol notebook #3: Some folks can't get along by Monte Dutton

RacingOne:
Hot Laps by Pete Pistone

Racin' Today:
Busch, Martin Opt To Do It The Right Way At Bristol and
Ambrose’s Career Is Going Around In Circles by Jim Pedley

Roanoke Times:
Busch blitzes Bristol field and
NASCAR might nix carburetors/Notes by Dustin Long

San Jose Mercury News:
Franchitti says he's back where he belongs by Curtis Pashelka

SceneDaily:
For Kyle Busch, winning is everything by Kenny Bruce;
Unexpected wrecks par for the course at Bristol by Rea White;
President Obama, Kyle Busch and more by Art Weinstein

SPEEDtv:
Kyle Busch Tames Bristol and
Martin A Strong Second At Bristol and
Ambrose Stuns With Third-Place Run and
Stewart Visits Twilight Zone and
Chase Positions Still Wide Open by Tom Jensen

Sporting News:
Kyle Busch holds off Martin, sweeps Bristol and
Notebook: Kimberly-Clark steps up with Ambrose by Reid Spencer

Stock Car Gazette:
Track Trash - Thunder Valley by Racing Maniac

USA Today:
Kyle Busch edges Martin, gives Chase bid a lift with Bristol win by Gary Graves

Virginian-Pilot:
Kyle wins at Bristol but there's something else brewing ... by Dustin Long

Washington Post:
Great Scott: While the president and NASCAR celebrate stock-car racing, here's someone they might want to honor

Yahoo Sports:
Rowdy finds humility after out-racing Martin by Jeff Passan;
We were one tap away from a Chase apocalypse tonight by Jay Busbee

ESPN.com:
Mind games between Vickers and Kyle? by David Newton

Alabama Live:
NASCAR needs more Bristols and
Brian Vickers says he feels sorry for Kyle Busch by Doug Demmons

Associated Press:
Martin wins pole at Bristol in critical race and
Keselowski won't discuss Penske rumors and
Montoya baffled by on-track incidents with Kahne by Jenna Fryer

AutoWeek:
Mark Martin wins pole for Cup race at Bristol and
NASCAR notes: Drivers make a stop at the White House by Al Pearce

Bristol Herald Courier:
Experience tops glitz in fans' eyes by Spencer Campbell;
Ragan Wins Wild One at BMS and
Newman Ready for Last Installment of NASCAR History and
Martin's revival keeps drummin' and
Weaned on racing by Allen Gregory

Bleacher Report:
Food City 250: Winners and Losers by Patti Rodisch

BlueRidgeNow:
Despite economy, fans still flock to Bristol by Dean Hensley

Bump Drafts:
Picks ‘n’ Previews: Sharpie 500 Edition (Bristol) by Jim McCoy

CBS Sports:
Bristol will challenge as well as bring back fond memories by Pete Pistone

Chattanooga Times Free Press:
Martin acknowledges pressure of Chase bubble by Lindsey Young

Covers:
NASCAR Jack: Sharpie 500 betting preview and picks

Daly Planet:
Live Blogging The Sprint Cup Series From Bristol and
Your Turn: Nationwide Series From Bristol, TN On ESPN2

FoxSports:
Restarts on short track take on new urgency by Larry McReynolds

Hartford Courant:
Bullish: Brian Vickers Moves On From Kyle Busch Scrap And Forward With New Red Bull Racing Contract by Shawn Courchesne

Insider Racing News:
Michigan International Speedway Leads the Way for Fans by Brenda Benedict

Johnson City Press:
Martin on pole for Sharpie 500 by Joe Avento;
Earnhardt, Martin to be honored by speedway and
Keselowski has been in right place at right time by Jeff Birchfield

Kingsport Times News:
Martin goes from ironman to millennium man, takes Sharpie pole and
[Rusty] Wallace sews up Nationwide sponsorship, would like to see cap on Cup drivers' partcipation and
NASCAR Notes: Montoya on Kahne: "I don't get what he's trying to do" by John Moorehouse;
Vickers: Kyle Busch is 'out of rope' after Michigan fracas by Dave Ongie;
Is it Bristol? Gas prices jump 20 cents in parts of Tri-Cities by Kevin Castle

MikeMulhern.net:
Mark Martin rebounds at Bristol from Michigan heartbreaker and
Toyota joins Chevrolet in agreeing to a swift engine changeover to fuel injection for 2010 Daytona 500, if NASCAR gives the go-ahead and
Jimmie Johnson: Sunday's goat at Michigan, Wednesday's hit at the White House...and here Saturday night?

NASCAR.com:
All about the Chase, when it should be about the race by David Caraviello;
Martin focused on Bristol, not dwelling on Michigan and
Hamlin looking to finally seal the deal at Bristol by Mark Aumann;
Minor-league baseball best deal in other Bristol town by Rick Houston

NASCAR: Beyond the Track:
Hendrick blew it by letting Keselowski go to Penske by Matt Myftiu

NASCAR Daily News:
Biffle on front row, and the bubble at Bristol and
Stewart won’t change his winning recipe as the Chase nears by Sarah Farlee

NASCAR Notes:
Johnson Paces Bristol Happy Hour: Seeking First Win by Micah Roberts

NASCAR This Week:
Bristol notebook #2: Johnson spins tales of Kyle and Brian and
All is ... well? and
Sharpie 500 advance: Stewart ready to roll the dice and
He's a Red Bull in a china shop by Monte Dutton

Racin' Today:
Race Day: Night Moves The Right Moves In NASCAR and
Frye Has Red Bull Charging Toward Chase by Jim Pedley;
Pithy Bits From Bristol by Rick Minter

RacingOne:
Not Ready Yet by Pete Pistone

RacingWithRich:
'Start and Park' Blaney could play role in who wins Sharpie 500 and
Double-file restarts will have biggest impact in Bristol by Richard Allen

SceneDaily:
Are days of thunder over at Bristol Motor Speedway? by Lee Montgomery;
Rain is a four-letter word to this NASCAR fan by Carolyn Brewster

SPEEDtv:
Pressure On At Bristol and
NASCAR Notebook - Fuel Injection? Brad K? by Tom Jensen

SpeedwayMedia:
David Ragan earns second Nationwide Series win after showdown with Carl Edwards at Bristol by Barry Albert;
Steve Wallace: A Bristol legacy by Mary Jo Buchanan

Sporting News:
Pit Box: Bristol by Reid Spencer, Bill Marx and Roger Kuznia;
Notebook: Earnhardt mum on Keselowski report by Reid Spencer

Sports Illustrated:
NASCAR's bubble boys jockey for Chase spots by Lars Anderson;
Andretti's bigger role at AGR could keep Patrick in IndyCar Series by Bruce Martin

Spotter Stand:
Race Day At Bristol by Patrick Baldwin

Suffolk News-Herald:
Under the lights at Bristol by Jeff Findley

USA Today:
Flush with victory, Vickers living life to the extreme by Nate Ryan;
Clinging to 12th in Chase, Martin wins pole at Bristol by Gary Graves;
With stock rising, Logano ready to be in tune with Bristol by Joey Logano

Virginian-Pilot:
Bristol racing track losing rough-and-tumble image and
Sheriff Vickers issues warning to Kyle by Dustin Long

Yahoo Sports:
Bristol is a full metal racket by Jeff Passan;
Secrets of driving Bristol, from a guy who's done it often by Jay Busbee

ESPN:
SCC Preview: Hamlin has it by Mark Garrow;
Be happy, NASCAR Nation: Life is good by Ed Hinton;
Economy means getting creative by David Newton

Associated Content:
NASCAR Subculture – Should NASCAR Consider ‘Push-to-Pass’ Technology? by Carol Brown

Athlon Sports:
Bubble Boys: Nine Chase spots still in play by Vito Pugliese

Atlanta NASCAR Examiner:
Race of the week- 1999 Goody's 500 (Rattling the cage) by Jeremy Dunn

Auto Racing Daily:
Bristol Motor Speedway: Now THAT’S Racin’ by Jerry Bonkowski

Bristol Herald Courier:
Kenny Wallace Has Seen The NASCAR Game From All Angles and
Morgan Shepherd Still Racing With Faith After 42 Years and
NASCAR Legends To Race Again At BMS Under Revised Format by Allen Gregory;
Kasey Kahne’s Bristol Diary: Thursday;
Jeff Burton’s Bristol Diary: Thursday;
Food City Family Race Night A Fan Favorite On State Street by Roger Brown

Bump Drafts:
It’s Time For Busch & Edwards To Go For Broke by Jim McCoy

Caledonian Record:
Strap In! Some Dopes Confuse Short Track Racing With That Stuff They See On TV by Biggy Bigelow

Cape May County Herald:
NASCAR Nation by Bruce Knoll, Jr.

Charlotte Observer:
Plan put Novi inductees Richter, Wheeler at odds by Tom Higgins

Daly Planet:
Play-By-Play Announcer Returns For ESPN In Bristol, TN by John Daly

Daytona Beach News Journal:
Hall voting should avoid possible bias by Godwin Kelly

Detroit Free Press:
Kyle Busch's outbursts, antics have tarnished his reputation and
Spin Doctor by Mike Brudenell

fanzonesports:
Bristol Will Be Rocking With Drivers Favorite Theme Songs by Sal Sigala Jr

Florida Today:
Kittleson seeks spot in Nationwide by Mark DeCotis

FoxSports:
Going to the White House, past and present by Darrell Waltrip;
NASCAR needs Rowdy racing for wins, not points by Jorge A. Mondaca;
Busch among those who must be alert at Bristol by Lee Spencer

Frontstretch:
Junior May Be Struggling With Motivation by Kurt Smith;
Five Who Would Like to Forget: Who Isn't Meeting Expectations? by Amy Henderson;
Driven to the Past: Taking A Risk At Michigan... by John Potts;
Tearing Apart the Trucks: A Bristol Breakdown and More by Beth Lunkenheimer;
Scott Speed Driver Diary: Victory Junction Visit and a Little Brother Update by Scott Speed

Georgia Racing History:
Honoring Lakewood Speedway and Raymond Parks by Brandon Reed and Justin Poole

Insider Racing News:
Potential NASCAR Champions Flying Under the Radar by Rebecca Gladden

Johnson City Press:
Family Race Night provides ultimate fan-friendly atmosphere by Madison Mathews

Kansas City Star:
Bristol has been good to Bowyer and Busch by Randy Covitz

Kingsport Times News:
Driver relaxes by going back home to fish by Ryan Newman;
Trevor Bayne, 18, is youngest driver in Nationwide Series by Jeff Bobo

Memphis Commercial Appeal:
Newman, Vickers both know winning only sure strategy by Craig Wack

Michigan Live:
NASCAR Trading Paint: Sharpie 500 picks;
Crew chief-turned-ESPN analyst Tim Brewer says there's no such thing as a driver for the ages by Steve Kaminski

MikeMulhern.net:
Ready, Aim, Fire: Brian Vickers is still hot about Kyle Busch getting so angry at Michigan

Milwaukee Journasl Sentinel:
Rivalry, arrest flavor NASCAR by Dave Kallmann

NASCAR.com:
He may be slumping, but Busch the pick at Bristol by Mark Taylor;
Bristol on their minds, but also songs in their hearts by Raygan Swan;
Track Smack: As Chase nears, Bristol to be exciting or total bore?;
Things heated at bottom of standings heading to BMS

NASCAR Daily News:
The Chevy crew looks for another Thunder Valley victory by Sarah Farlee

NASCAR Examiner:
The Bristol boogie or how Edwards gets his groove back by Greg Engle

NASCAR Insiders:
Why Cost Saving Measures Don’t Matter by T.C.

NASCAR This Week:
Bristol is one of the gems and
How about a Chase for the consistent and the victorious? and
Bristol notebook #1: Kyle's last stand? by Monte Dutton;
Racin: That's what it's all about by Sharon Bundy

Race Talk Radio:
Lori Munro Cures Kyle's Guitar Curse by Dennis Michelsen

Racin' Today:
It’s Crunch Time For Sprint Cup Series by Larry Woody

RacingGal:
1000+ laps at Bristol. Why? and
Driver Meeting - Elliott Sadler by Victoria Lane

RacingOne:
Time Short for Busch by Pete Pistone

Racing Geek:
Sharpie 500 Preview and
Name That Tune by Jordan Bianchi

Racing Junky:
Top 10 - Bottom 10 Drivers at Bristol by Skip Jefferson;
Sharpie 500 - Bristol Race Preview by Teresa Bowling

Roanoke Times:
School and racing: Young drivers perform juggling acts with their time by Dustin Long

Southern Pines Pilot:
Crybaby: Kyle Busch Always Seems to Be Blowing the Blues by Andy Cagle

SpeedwayMedia:
Alright, I’ve had it: SPEED TV needs to get their act together by Heath Heidemann;
Nationwide Series Beats and Bangs Into Bristol by Mary Jo Buchanan;
Real NASCAR fans vs the Want to be fans by Shell Sparrow

Sporting News:
Ryan Newman Might Be Taking It Too Far by Buzz Cutler;
Top 10 to watch: Bristol by Bill Marx

Sports Illustrated:
This year's also-rans are next year's Chase contenders by Tom Bowles

Spotter Stand:
What If A BCS-style Format Came To NASCAR? by Patrick Baldwin

StockCar Review:
Fantasy Picks for the Sharpie 500 by T. Jay Maddox

Tampa-Motorsports-Examiner:
NASCAR 101: How fast on track? by Dwight Drum

USA Today:
Kenseth's streak veering off course; Chase racing in doubt by Nate Ryan

Vegas Insider
Bristol Preview by Micah Roberts

Yahoo Sports:
Martin’s dream season on the ropes by Jenna Fryer;
What To Watch For: Sharpie 500

ESPN.com:
Brand vs. mission? Danica has to decide by John Oreovicz;
One last question, Mr. President! by David Newton;
Fantasy Rankings for the Sharpie 500

Associated Press/Yahoo:
Dodge commits to NASCAR, but on smaller scale by Chris Jenkins

Atlanta NASCAR Examiner:
Should multiple wins guarantee a Chase appearance? by Jeremy Dunn

Augusta Chronicle:
Safety first is NASCAR's goal by Don Coble

Auto Racing Daily:
Johnson Honor Shows What’s Good About America, NASCAR by Jerry Bonkowski

Bristol Herald Courier:
Kyle Busch Wins At BMS Once Again and
Donny Lia Wins Modified Race At Bristol Motor Speedway by Allen Gregory;
BMS Is Perfect Laboratory by Spencer Campbell;
Downpours Around Region As Racing Gets Underway At BMS by Michael Owens;
Food City’s Family Race Night Rolls Into Town Today by Roger Brown

Bleacher Report:
From Tailgate To Trackside: NASCAR Buckles Up, It's Bristol Baby! by Kara Martin

Bump-Drafts:
Big 10 Driver Rankings: Wild Week, Wild Season by Jim McCoy

CBS Sports:
Time to put brakes on post-race whining from Busch by Pete Pistone;
Junior's issue with COT, Martin's fuel gamble, more Kyle whining by Pete Pistone and Brian De Los Santos

Daly Planet:
Media Spreads President's NASCAR Message by John Daly

Daytona Beach News Journal:
Toyota enjoys latest victory by Godwin Kelly

Delaware News Journal:
Drivers hope 'tomorrow' ends soon by Mike Finney

Elmira Star Gazette:
Elmira racer gaining momentum by Ron Levanduski

Element of Speed:
NASCAR Hall Of Fame Embraces Fans, Boosts the Buzz by Summer Dreyer

Fort Worth Star Telegram:
Ryan Newman loves challenge of four Bristol races in a week by Anthony Andro

FoxSports:
Michigan weekend pushed Vickers into spotlight by Rea White;
NASCAR Power Rankings by Jorge Mondaca

Frontstretch:
Fanning The Flames: Numbers Show 2009 Season Most Competitive Of Chase Era by Matt Taliaferro;
Turn Your Head And CotH? by Jeff Meyer;
Joey Logano: No One Is Better Than Joe Gibbs At Picking A Winner by Tommy Thompson;
For Dale Earnhardt, Jr., The Light At The End Of The Tunnel Is No Longer An Oncoming Train by Vito Pugliese;
Fantasy Insider: 36 Degrees Of High Speed Bristol Bank by Bryan Davis Keith and Mike Neff

Go Blue Ridge:
Thunder Valley Set to Rumble this Weekend by Adam Hicks

Insider Racing News:
Has Kyle Busch lost his mojo? by Doug Demmons

Johnson City Press:
Bowyer likes challenges BMS offers and
Recent win lifts Hamlin to Chase contender by Jeff Birchfield

Kingsport Times News:
Ryan Newman column: Driver shares thoughts on competing in all BMS NASCAR races this week;
Kyle Busch halts Hornaday's Truck Series win streak and
Don Lia wins first modified race at BMS by Dave Ongie;
McClure happy to be at home track as Nationwide Series returns to BMS by Jeff Bobo

Knoxville News Sentinel:
Kenny Wallace enjoys meet-and-greet aspect of Food City Family Race Night by John Shearer

LaidbackRacing:
Tailgatin': What You Need to Know About Bristol by Jo Ann Hlavac

Lincoln Journal:
NASCAR's Jimmie Johnson honored at White House

Louisville NASCAR Examiner:
Edwards hopes to do backflip at Bristol by Amanda Vincent

MikeMulhern.net:
The President hosts NASCAR and champion Jimmie Johnson at the White House

NASCAR.com:
With Chase looming even Junior seems anonymous by David Caraviello;
BMS night race not full of cautions like it used to be and
Start-up teams continuing to pursue on-track dream by Dave Rodman;
For Endeavour pilot Hurley, racing is out of this world by Rick Houston

NASCAR Insiders:
Vintage TNI: Bristol is the Best Damn Track in NASCAR by Journo

NASCAR This Week:
A serious crash can leave a scar and
The Bristol forecast: competitive by Monte Dutton

New York Times:
Omission of a NASCAR Pioneer Stirs a Debate by Bruce Lambert

Philadelphia Daily News:
Newman trying to make history at Bristol Motor Speedway by Bill Fleischman

Race Journal Online:
Cheers and Jeers - Special Truck Edition: Wednesday Racing at Bristol by Carol Einarsson

Racin' Today:
Bristol Could be Pointers Vs. Winners by Rick Minter

RacingWithRich:
NASCAR vs. Mayfield: Key witness loses lots of crediblity by Richard Allen

Racing Fashionistas:
What's your favorite song? by Megan Wood

RubbingsRacing:
Dale Jr.: The Pressure by Toby Christie;
Obama: Importance the Big Three to Stay in NASCAR by Christopher Smith

San Diego Union Tribune:
Johnson Foundation shifts gears for education by Bill Center

SceneDaily:
Stewart-Haas Racing’s Bobby Hutchens enjoying Bristol as a driver by Bob Pockrass;
NASCAR salaries need to disclosed by David Exum

SPEEDtv:
Busy At Bristol by Ryan Newman;
Best Bristol Fights by Jimmy Spencer;
Racing To Riches by John Roberts;
Can Roush Drivers Get It Done At Bristol? by Tom Jensen

Speedway Media:
Hot 20 Over the Past 10: Carl, Juan, Jeff, and Jimmie providing backup vocals in Tony's band by Ron Thornton;
Trevor Bayne Driver Blog: Heading home at Bristol by Trevor Bayne;
On Pit Road: Chris Rice takes over crew chief duties at ML Motorsports by Joe Dunn;
Ryan Newman looks to run Army strong four races long at Bristol by Rebecca Spence

Sporting News:
5 questions with ... crew chief Lance McGrew by Reid Spencer;
Who's on track after Michigan by Bill Marx

USA Today:
Humble Martin will reach grand mark for starts at Bristol by Nate Ryan;
Team notes: NASCAR pack heads back to Tennessee

Virginian Pilot:
Can Kyle make the Chase? / Notes by Dustin Long

whitehouse.gov:
NASCAR and “The Face of America that You Show to the World” by Jesse Lee

Yahoo Sports:
CoT has purified NASCAR by Ricky Craven

York Dispatch:
Expect thrill to return at Bristol by Ellen Siska

ESPN.com:
Ain't NASCAR's first presidential rodeo by Ed Hinton;
Helton wandering into dangerous waters by Terry Blount;
Crunching numbers after Michigan by Matt Willis;
Shana Mayfield gets restraining order by David Newton

Athlon Sports:
Horsepower Rankings: Vickers, Bowyer build steam by Matt Taliaferro

Auto Racing Daily:
Where Have All The (Iron)Men Gone? by Jerry Bonkowski

Bleacher Report:
Richard Petty Motorsports Is King of the Swap by Mary Jo Buchanan

Bristol Herald Courier:
Diverse NASCAR Caravan Bound For Bristol Motor Speedway and
Ron Hornaday Looks To Continue Historic Streak In BMS Truck Race and
NASCAR Whelen Series Director Excited About Bristol Venue by Allen Gregory

Bump-Drafts:
Not Everyone In NASCAR Works Their Way Up by Patrick Reynolds

Daly Planet:
Midweek NASCAR TV Bonanza by John Daly

fanzonesports
Vickers Shows Maturity To Become Toyota's Sixth Sprint Cup Winner by Sal Sigala Jr

FoxSports:
Vickers, Bowyer primed to make moves by Larry McReynolds;
Admitting he has a problem is good for Junior by Jeff Owens

Frontstretch:
Did You Notice? ... Whether NASCAR And Family Really Mix?, No Chase, No Crew, And White House Snubs by Tom Bowles;
Take The Pain: Should Jeff Gordon's Back Injury Be A Storyline As The Championship Chase Looms? by Vito Pugliese;
Top Ten Reasons Barack Obama is Bringing NASCAR To The White House Today by Jeff Meyer;
Mirror Driving: Martin's Mortal Blow, Regan's Risk, And Tackling Top-Tier Ticket Prices by the Frontstretch Staff;
Frontstretch Sprint Cup Power Rankings: Top 15 Through Michigan compiled by Mike Neff

Hartford Courant:
Sayin' Goodbye To Jeff Gordon, Sayin' Hello To A New Sort Of Championship And A Lot of Just Sayin' by Shawn Courchesne

Insider Racing News:
A New And Improved Michigan by Chuck Abrams;
Wednesday Night Special..Can "Rowdy" Busch Take Down Hornaday Jr. At Bristol? by Nick Blake

Johnson City Press:
Hornaday looks to win 6th straight by Jeff Birchfield

Kansas City Star:
Hornaday has been unbeatable in trucks series by Randy Covitz

Kingsport Times-News Online:
Modified Series drivers expected to shatter NASCAR qualifying record at BMS by Jeff Bobo

Los Angeles Times:
Drivers battle to qualify for NASCAR's Chase for the Sprint Cup by Jim Peltz

MikeMulhern.net:
Brian Vickers finally gets a new deal

NASCAR.com:
Busch in middle of run-ins but who rivals them most? and Jason Schoellen and Bill Kimm

NASCAR Media:
Bristol Weekend Preview

NASCAR: Beyond the Track:
Language problems in contract clear up quickly after Vickers win by Matt Myftiu

NASCAR Daily News:
Thunder Valley brings changes and incentives for Sadler by Sarah Farlee

NASCAR Examiner
Your turn: Should NASCAR really be going to the White House? by Greg Engle

NASCAR Insiders:
Ask The Insiders Wednesday #37 by T.C.

NASCAR This Week:
Hornaday's a cut above by Monte Dutton

Racin' Today:
It’s Crunch Time For Sprint Cup Series by Larry Woody;
Busch An Intense Driver, Pleasant Dinner Guest by Bill Fleischman

Racing Fashionistas:
If I click my heels 3 times will I end up in Bristol? by Megan Wood
The Fashionistas loves Fido and Fluffy and so does your favorite NASCAR driver by Darlynn Nangano

RacingOne:
RacingOne Power Rankings

RacingWithRich:
Busch vs. Vickers could get interesting going into Bristol and
Bowyer looks to keep momentum rolling toward the Chase by Richard Allen

SceneDaily:
Drivers pick their theme songs for Bristol; what’s yours? by Jeff Gluck;
Ron Hornaday looks to continue winning streak tonight at Bristol by Lee Montgomery;
I find Brian Vickers’ win more exciting than spat with Kyle Busch by Bob Pockrass

SPEEDtv:
Martin, Vickers Lead Bristol Bubble by Tom Jensen

Speedway Media:
Mike Helton spot on with comments about COT, Dale Earnhardt Jr. by Heath Heidemann;
Ryan Newman looks to run Army strong four races long at Bristol by Rebecca Spence;
Chase Watch: 23 down, three to go by Larry Taylor;
Ron Hornaday's streak: Is it the best in NASCAR history? by Clayton Caldwell

Sports Illustrated:
First to clinch a Chase spot, Stewart stays atop rankings by Tom Bowles

Stock Car Gazette:
Mark Martin Making 1000th Career Start At Bristol by Mike Irwin

Stock Car History Online:
The Don Hunter Collection: Drag Racin' (Richard Petty) by Rick Houston

TennesseeRacer:
East Tennessee has a lot to offer race fans this week by Richard Allen

USA Today:
Earnhardt Jr. hoping to build momentum, team chemistry by Nate Ryan

Yahoo Sports:
Happy Hour: Fixing a flaw by Jay Hart;
They make it 'cause we buy it: NASCAR toothbrushes by Jay Busbee

ESPN.com:
What were Jimmie and Chad thinking? by David Newton;
2009 Power Rankings: Bristol by Ryan McGee

Athlon Sports:
News & Notes: Michigan and Bristol by Matt Taliaferro

At the Track: Gater News:
Is Bristol Still Relevant? by Ed Coombs

Auto Racing Daily:
Michigan Finish Is A Good Step Forward For Earnhardt by Jerry Bonkowski

Bleacher Report:
Paulie Harraka Makes History With Camping World West Win by Mary Jo Buchanan;
NASCAR or Nastycar: Michigan Edition by David Yeazell

Bristol Herald Courier:
Wimmer Hoping To Make Triumphant Return With Morgan-McClure Motorsports At BMS by Allen Gregory

Bump Drafts:
For Vickers, It’s A Long Way From Lowe’s by Jim McCoy

CBS Sports:
Power Rankings: Fuel guesses might be key in deciding Chase spots by Brian De Los Santos

Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil:
NASCAR Scene: Vickers throws hat into Chase ring by Marsha Hoffman

Daly Planet:
What A Week For "NASCAR Now" and
Your Turn: "This Week In NASCAR" On SPEED by John Daly

Detroit Free Press:
Upgrades on track at MIS by Mike Brudenell

fanzonesports:
Rick Hendrick Living The NASCAR Dream by Sal Sigala Jr.

Florida Today:
Opinions circle the track - Final push to make NASCAR Sprint Cup's playoff prompts debate by Mark DeCotis

FoxSports:
If you mess with the bull, you just might get the horns by Darrell Waltrip;
Don't get too excited about Dale Jr. just yet by Jeff Hammond;
Time for NASCAR to listen to driver complaints by Lee Spencer

Frontstretch::
Beyond The Cockpit: Colin Braun On The Future, Le Mans, And ... Signing Babies? by Amy Henderson;
Dale Junior In Guatemala: The Kid From Lake Atitlan by Danny Peters;
Talking NASCAR TV: Backseat Drivers Bring A Different Feel To ESPN's Booth At Michigan by Phil Allaway;
Who's Hot / Who's Not In Sprint Cup : Michigan (2) Edition by Doug Turnbull;
Running Their Mouth : CARFAX 400 by Beth Lunkenheimer

Insider Racing News:
Is Jeff Gordon’s Back Pain Affecting his On-track Performance? by Allen Madding;
The Chase Provides More Opportunities For Championships by Kim Roberson

Kingsport Times News:
Local racer Monteith lands opportunity of a lifetime by Jeff Bobo;
Michigan notes: TRD's White calls Vickers' shot

Lexington Dispatch:
Relief from the Bristol heat arrives by Ben White

NASCAR.com:
Benson still healing two months after horrific crash by Bill Kimm;
Gibson having fun on and off track at Stewart-Haas by Dave Rodman;
Five things about ... the perfect NASCAR marriage by Raygan Swan

NASCAR: Beyond the Track:
Michigan Speedway smart to lower ticket prices by Matt Myftiu

NASCAR Insiders:
Mounting Frustration Evident At RCR by T.C.

NASCAR This Week:
Burning issues: 8-18-09 and
Michigan race notes: Against all odds, it does rain and
... And, as Wiley E. Coyote, Chad Knaus ... by Monte Dutton

NASCAR-ista:
A Weekend Nationwide Needed by Michelle Dawn

Race Journal Online:
Cheers and Jeers - Chad and Jimmie Blow it Again! by Carol Einarsson

Race Talk Radio:
Did We Switch to Hybrid NASCAR Race Cars? Making the Grade- Michigan 2 by Dennis Michelsen

Racin' Today:
Tuesday Morning Memo: Tanks For The Drama by Jim Pedley;
Mechanical Malpractice In The Sprint Cup Garages? by Larry Woody;
Monday Morning Crew Chief: Roads Paved With Question Marks by Jonathan Ingram

Racing Geek:
NASCAR Power Poll by Jordan Bianchi

Roanoke Times:
Earnhardt sees progress, finally by Dustin Long

RubbingsRacing:
Earnhardt Jr.: May Think Racing Is Too Boring These Days by DJ DeSpain;
Earnhardt, Jr.: My Dog Would Like Your Autograph, Please by Lisa DeSpain

SceneDaily:
Michael Waltrip Racing deserves credit by Rea White;
Consistency is key when it comes to winning a Cup championship by Carolyn Brewster

SPEEDtv:
Hoist A Red Bull by Tom Jensen

SpeedwayMedia:
Elliott Sadler may be getting out before he is forced out by Heath Heidemann;
Hendrick dominance stopped by Brian Vickers by Ron Fleshman;
Luck, fuel ran out on Jimmie Johnson at Michigan by Rebecca Spence

Sporting News:
The Cool Down Lap : Ill-conceived strategy puts Mark Martin in jeopardy by Reid Spencer

Sports Illustrated:
Vickers surges into Chase contention with Michigan win by Bruce Martin

Sports Network:
This season is no bull for Vickers by Chris Symeon

Spotter Stand:
Smoke Screen: Vickers on Vapors; Hand Over Your Engine: And Danica Loves Her Twitter by Patrick Baldwin

Stock Car Gazette:
TV Times - Junior says COT needs a tuneup. What do you think? by Lou Modestino

Yahoo Sports:
NASCAR Power Rankings;
Waving the Checkers: Vickers’ fuel for thought by Ricky Craven;
Fryer’s Five: Vickers, Busch are old rivals by Jenna Fryer

ESPN:
Monday Rundown: Risk for Martin simply too high at Michigan by Terry Blount;
Fuel gamble pays off big for Vickers by David Newton

Associated Press:
Vickers outlasts Johnson in fuel duel at Michigan by Chris Jenkins

Athlon Sports:
Fueled Up: Vickers, Red Bull win at MIS by Amanda Brahler

Atlanta NASCAR Examiner:
Vickers feuds on Saturday, wins on Sunday by Jeremy Dunn

Augusta Chronicle:
Vickers' gamble results in victory by Don Coble

Auto Racing Daily:
NASCAR..Michigan..and $20 for Elvis by Jerry Bonkowski

All Left Turns:
Win helps Vickers surge in Chase qualifying probabilities by Dale Watermill

Bleacher Report:
The Lugnut Report: Casey Mears Races to Sixth Place Finish and
Carfax 400: Winners and Losers by Patti Rodisch;
Flying High With Wings: Brian Vickers Captures Long Awaited Second Win by Rob Tiongson

Bristol Herald Courier:
Diverse Schedule Planned For Bristol Motor Speedway and
The Saga Of Dale Earnhardt, Jr. Continues by Allen Gregory

Bump Drafts:
No Gas Pains For Red Bull "Red" by Jim McCoy

CawsnJaws:
Commercial breakdown, driver focus, and links related to the 2009 Carfax 400 by Cheryl Walker

CBS Sports:
Mouths of Junior, younger Busch steal spotlight from Vickers' MIS win by Pete Pistone

Charlotte Observer:
Johnson runs dry, Vickers runs by and wins and
Cheers aside, Junior's finish a quieter accomplishment and
Rewind | Commentary and more from Sunday's race by Rick Bonnell;
Why Joe Gibbs changed the play by Scott Fowler

CloseFinishes:
Toyota’s Michigan Win A ‘Brand Building’ Exercise by John Close

Columbia NASCAR Examiner:
Vickers gets win at Michigan by Darren Pope

Daily Telegram:
Thrilling finish by Brian Calloway

Daly Planet:
Your Turn: Michigan Sprint Cup Series Telecast On ESPN by John Daly

Daytona Beach News Journal:
Diehards dislike start-and-parkers by Godwin Kelly

Detroit Free Press:
Brian Vickers not a star, but still stands out and
Landmark victory for Toyota CARFAX 400 at MIS and
Driven to extremes and
MIS Notebook: Gordon second -- bad back and all by Mike Brudenell

Detroit News:
Mark Martin, Kyle Busch still in danger of missing out on Chase and
David Ragan takes car for a sad spin at MIS/Notes and
Jimmie Johnson's empty tank a gift for Brian Vickers by David Goricki;
Roger Penske is on a personal roll, and he wants the same for Detroit by Angelique S. Chengelis

FanHouse:
Bet on Fuel Pays Big for Brian Vickers by Geoffrey Miller

FoxSports:
Vickers bullish about future by Lee Spencer

Frontstretch::
Matt McLaughlin's Thinkin' Out Loud: Michigan (2) Race Recap and
Vickers' Quiet Confidence Pays Off In Spades by Tom Bowles;
Five Points To Ponder: CARFAX 400 by Mike Lovecchio;
Underdog Bubbles Burst While Andretti Beats Speed On Fuel Mileage by Mike Ravesi;
Rookie Joey Logano's Inadvertent Pit Call Leads To A Top 10 Finish by Tony Lumbis

Insider Racing News:
Teams Gamble on Fuel at Michigan, Vickers Comes Out on Top by Ron Felix;
Can Jeff Gordon Win Another Championship? by Matthew Pizzolato

LaidbackRacing:
Dale Jr. Speaks the Truth; It’s Broke and Needs to be Fixed by Jo Ann Hlavac

Las Vegas Review Journal:
Shepherd racing for Jesus, me by Angie Hulsey

Las Vegas Sun:
Busch and Vickers rumble, Johnson and Co. stumble and Helton offers a rebuttal by Mike Smith

Louisville NASCAR Examiner:
Vickers wins fuel mileage race at MIS by Amanda Vincent

Michigan Live:
Kyle Busch donates 60 tickets to MIS NASCAR race to St. John's Home in Grand Rapids by Steve Kaminski;
Dale Earnhardt Jr. falls short of another MIS win and
Mark Martin slips to 12th in Chase standings/Notes by Brian Vernellis;
MIS slashing ticket prices for 2010, but possible tax on sporting events could keep fans away by Mike Pryson

MikeMulhern.net:
Toyota's Brian Vickers plays it perfectly in beating Jimmie Johnson, Jeff Gordon and Dale Earnhardt Jr. at Michigan and
Brian Vickers is the big winner....of yet another fuel mileage race. And there were losers, and then some real losers in the endgame

Motorsports Talk:
On the continuing Kyle Busch saga, Keselowski's hometown win, and backseat drivers by Charles Krall

Motor Sports Weekly News:
A Few Random Notes From the NASCAR Weekend by Drew Hierwarter

NASCAR.com:
Junior backs up words with strong showing at MIS by Joe Menzer;
Gustafson's fuel gamble fails, Martin falls to bubble by Dave Rodman

NASCAR: Beyond the Track:
Bad strategy call by Mark Martin’s team could cost him Chase berth and
Watch out, Chase bubble drivers … Brian Vickers is ready to knock you out by Matt Myftiu

NASCAR Daily News:
Busch brothers take a hit at Michigan by Sarah Farlee

NASCAR Examiner:
Like father like son for Dale Earnhardt Jr. by Greg Engle

NASCAR Insiders:
Has Sam Hornish Jr. Figured Something Out? by Journo

NASCAR This Week:
Michigan plays the wild card and
Post-race rail by Monte Dutton

phillyBurbs:
NASCAR doomsday claims false by Ernie Saxton

Racin' Today:
Has The Son [Dale Jr.] Started To Rise Again? by Rick Minter;
Hail To The Vickers: Red Bull Driver Wins In Michigan by Jim Pedley;
Mad Max Is Happily Pursuing New Dream by John Sturbin

RacingGal:
Jana Bowyer - Inside of the Fence and
Sleepless Nights begin among Drivers by Victoria Lane

Racing Geek:
Thoughts on Rolling the Dice and Going for Broke by Jordan Bianchi

Racing Junky:
Sprint Cup Power Rankings after Michigan by Skip Jefferson;
Car Fax 400 at Michigan - Race Highlights by Kate LeMasters

RacingOne:
Vickers Hangs On at Michigan and
Hot Laps Michigan by Pete Pistone

RacingWithRich:
Thank you for speaking your mind, Dale Jr. and
Toyota drives a dagger in American hearts with Michigan win and
Gambles by Martin and Kenseth costly now and could be more costly later by Richard Allen

SceneDaily:
Maybe it’s not No. 1, but NASCAR has done well for itself by Steve Waid;
RCR's Casey Mears has 'speed all day' at Michigan and
Penske Racing's Sam Hornish Jr. nabs top-five finish at Michigan by Kenny Bruce

SPEEDtv:
‘Real Deal’ With SHR by Wendy Venturini;
No Backing Down For Gordon and
Fuel Mileage Bites Johnson, Martin by Tom Jensen

SpeedwayMedia:
Hendrick Motorsports: Two up, two down by Mary Jo Buchanan;
Vickers grabs second career win by ounces of Fuel - Earnhardt Jr. fuels up to take 3rd by Mike Finnegan;
Surprising, Not Surprising: Carfax 400 by Larry Taylor;
Dale Earnhardt Jr. can make a crew chief look spectacularly good, too by Jonathan Lintner

Sporting News:
Vickers pulls off big win at Michigan and
Notebook: Michigan frustrates Johnson--again by Reid Spencer

Sports Illustrated:
Five things we learned Sunday from Michigan International by Lars Anderson

Stock Car Gazette:
Track Trash - Motor City by Racing Maniac

Stock Car Spin:
In A Race Full Of Bull, Vickers Pulls Out First Win For Team Red Bull and
The "Day After" Discussion: Michigan by Ben Montedonico

Toledo Blade:
Vickers nears spot in Chase with win at MIS and
Hornish rallies for 5th place at MIS/Notes by Matt Markey'
It's starting to sink in for Earnhardt by Dave Hackenberg

USA Today:
Vickers' fuel mileage pays off with Michigan win, Chase lift by Nate Ryan

Valvoline:
Driver Development Stallsby I.N. Sider

Virginian Pilot:
Vickers wins, Busch tumbles by Dustin Long

Windsor Star:
Vickers good to last drop by Bob Duff

Yahoo Sports:
Vickers cashes in on Michigan gamble by Jay Hart

ESPN:
Martin says back pain won't stop Gordon by David Newton

Augusta Chronicle:
Changes to car unlikely by Don Coble

Bleacher Report:
Carfax 250: Winners and Losers by Patti Rodisch;
NASCAR Then & Now: Tomorrow Never Knows For Jeff Gordon In '96 (Pt. III) by Rob Tiongson;
Ryan Truex Wins Camping World Series East Race at Lime Rock by Mary Jo Buchanan

Bump Drafts:
Dale Jr. Gets His E.F. Hutton On by Jim McCoy;
Soapbox: The Chase Is Coming! The Chase Is Coming! by John Chapman

Daly Planet:
Your Turn: "Backseat Drivers" Nationwide Series Telecast by John Daly

Detroit Free Press:
Rochester Hills' Keselowski wins at MIS and
Points leader Tony Stewart hot in first year after forming his own team and
Edwards' [NNS] car heavily damaged/Notes by Mike Brudenell

Detroit News:
Juan Pablo Montoya aims to score at MIS/Notes and
Rochester Hills' Brad Keselowski flies late for Nationwide victory by David Goricki

FoxSports:
Silly season ready to heat up by Lee Spencer

Michigan Live:
Sprint Cup drivers aren't risking safety at Michigan and
Once ready for retirement, Mark Martin's four wins lead Sprint Cup Series heading into MIS by Mike Pryson;
CARFAX 400 at MIS 'big' for Ryan Newman by Ryan Newman;
NASCAR veteran Kenny Wallace claws his way back to win at I-96 Speedway by Steve Kaminski;
Tony Stewart riding 'miracle' season into MIS by Steve Kaminski

MikeMulhern.net:
Mike Accavitti's back in NASCAR! But he looks like he's carrying the weight of the world on his shoulders and
The Notebook: Fuel Injected engines in NASCAR? Maybe so.....and
Kyle Busch pitches a fit after losing Saturday's race to Brad Keselowski and Brian Vickers and
Kurt Busch agrees with Dale Earnhardt Jr. that NASCAR needs to tweak the car-of-tomorrow to improve racing...but is anyone from NASCAR listening?

Muskegon Chronicle:
Busy race weekend at MIS has nothing on Rick Huisken by Troy Ruel

NASCAR.com:
Toughest driver in garage may not be who you think by David Caraviello;
Bliss moves on, sort of; hooks up with Nemechek by Dave Rodman

NASCAR: Beyond the Track:
Montoya on chasing the Chase, and ‘tacky’ Graceland and
Keselowski’s win at home a great story; Kyle Busch’s whining reaches new low by Matt Myftiu

NASCAR This Week:
Earnhardt, Gordon say 'the car needs work' and
All eyes on Johnson, Johnson eyeing all and
Home on the range and
Michigan notebook #3: Racers are foolish for all kinds of reasons and
Carfax 400 pre-race rail

Orlando Sentinel:
DIS exhibit celebrates career of Richard 'The King' Petty by Steven Cole Smith

Peoria Journal Star:
Sprint Cup drivers lobby for more racing excitement by Jane Miller

Racin' Today:
Friday Notes: Vickers Vaults to Pole At Michigan and
Some Drivers Are Fuming Over Fuel Mileage Racing by Jeff Hood;
Keselowski Wins Michigan Wild One by Jim Pedley

RacingOne:
More Michigan Magic for Martin and
Chase on Pace by Pete Pistone

Roanoke Times:
NASCAR Long still on outside looking in by Dustin Long

SpeedwayMedia:
Brad Keselowski: "Oh My God, I Won At Home" by Mary Jo Buchanan;
Keselowski comes out of nowhere at MIS by Pamela

Sports Illustrated:
Earnhardt searching for answers by Lars Anderson

Tallahassee Democrat:
Winner: Brad Keselowski, Loser: Kyle Busch by Lisa Fowler

Toledo Blade:
Hard lesson learned: Hornish moves on after fiery crash by Matt Markey

USA Today:
NASCAR's Helton to Dale Jr.: No major changes planned and
Montoya playing it smart in pursuit of first Chase berth by Nate Ryan

Virginia Pilot:
Teams shift gears in tough economic times and
NASCAR exec: No major changes to be made to car/Notes and
Would you believe which driver's first car was a Plymouth Volare? and
Dale Jr. chides NASCAR to do more with the car by Dustin Long

Yahoo Sports:
Storylines: Parading around by Jay Hart

ESPN.com:
Papis living the American Dream by Marty Smith;
Earnhardt to NASCAR: Blame the new car and
Backflip sighting at Michigan? by David Newton;
Crunching numbers for Michigan by Matt Willis;
Fantasy Rankings for the CARFAX 400

Atlanta Journal-Constitution:
Earnhardt Jr.: NACAR not willing to produce better race car by Rick

Augusta Chronicle:
Vickers in front again by Don Coble

Bleacher Report:
NASCAR Races to Rescue a U.S. Olympic Team by Tom Burke;
Dropping The Hammer: A Preview Of The Carfax 400 At Michigan and
Why Danica Patrick Is Actually A Bonafide Racer (And Needed In Racing!) by Rob Tiongson;
From Tailgate to Trackside: NASCAR Gets Manky In Michigan by Kara Martin

Bump Drafts:
Something Isn’t Right Here by Jim McCoy

CBS Sports:
Michigan stop is music to Roush's ears, especially winless Edwards by Pete Pistone

Daly Planet:
Dale Jarrett Moves Front And Center For ESPN by John Daly

Daytona Beach News Journal:
Rants & Raves by Godwin Kelly

Des Moines Register:
Knoxville Nationals: Erin Crocker back in driver's seat in sprint races by Rob Gray

Detroit Free Press:
Vickers on pole for third straight time at MIS and
Johnson has faith in Hendricks / Notes and
Keselowski brothers are driven to succeed by Mike Brudenell

Detroit News:
Brian Vickers a familiar sight on pole and
CARFAX 400: Jimmie Johnson is 0-for-MIS/Notebook by David Goricki

FoxSports:
With no Chase in sight, Earnhardt shifts roles by Lee Spencer;
History offers clues about who will make Chase by Rea White

Houston Chronicle:
Hot in pursuit: Tony Stewart is a lock for a spot in the Chase for the Championship, but the race is on for the rest of the field by Russ Goodall

Insider Racing News:
Earnhardt Jr. Looks for Redemption at Michigan by Brenda Benedict;
A Rough Week For Hendrick Motorsports At The Glen by Nick Blake

Michigan Live:
Questions about winless streak dog Carl Edwards and
Battle is on at MIS for Sprint Cup championship and
NASCAR fans are passionate about car numbers by Mike Pryson;
Will Sprint Cup's Brian Vickers finally turn pole into victory at Michigan International Speedway? by Steve Kaminski;
Ryan Newman glad to be back in Michigan, will start in 'lucky seven' spot in CARFAX 400 by Ryan Newman;
NASCAR Trading Paint: CARFAX 400 picks

MikeMulhern.net:
Dale Earnhardt Jr. opens up and says things need to change and
What is wrong with NASCAR's race-to-the-chase when a world-class racer like Montoya concedes he's 'points racing'?

NASCAR.com:
Martin surprised by his front-row qualifying run and
Edwards defends winless season as races tick away by Joe Menzer;
Childress reflects on career that started behind wheel by Mark Aumann;
Willing to do whatever is necessary - Waltrip's fan promotion right in line with his personality by Raygan Swan;
Jerry's Pub near MIS: Family owned and more by Rick Houston

NASCAR: Beyond the Track:
Vickers wins third straight MIS pole; now it’s time to win and
Get off my back, an angry Jeff Gordon says and
Hendrick dynasty will continue, Johnson boldly predicts and
Keselowski adjusts to new role outside of the racecar by Matt Myftiu

NASCAR Daily News:
Kahne’s Chase chances may have gone up in smoke by Sarah Farlee

NASCAR Notes:
Vickers and Martin Top Final Michigan Practice Speeds by Micah Roberts

NASCAR This Week:
The hits just keep on coming and
Edwards' off year isn't that far off and
Michigan notebook #2: Kenseth goes into every race uncertain by Monte Dutton

SceneDaily:
By any name, 'start-and-park' teams have always been part of NASCAR by Steve Waid

SPEEDtv:
Dale Jr.’s Dilemma by Hermie Sadler;
Rough Start For Kahne and
Johnson Ready To Roll by Tom Jensen

Speedway Media:
Race to the Chase: Worst case scenario by Larry Taylor;
Bill and Chase Elliott: Two generations set to race this weekend by Mary Jo Buchanan

Sports Illustrated:
Earnhardt searching for answers by Lars Anderson

36 Races:
Top Drivers Stepping Up Their Game in 2009 by Dale Watermill

Toledo Blade:
In a race for the Chase: Busch in search of points at MIS by Matt Markey

Yahoo Sports:
Anyone remember Matt Kenseth? by Jenna Fryer;
What to Watch for: Carfax 400

ESPN.com:
More than Tim Richmond died in 1989 by Ed Hinton;
SCC Preview: Johnson to fulfill what he started by Mark Garrow;
Brad Keselowski bleeds Michigan blue by David Newton;
From the 'What were they thinking?' department ... by Terry Blount

Atlanta NASCAR Examiner:
Race of the week- 1991 Champion Spark Plug 400 (one of the best finishes ever!) by Jeremy Dunn

Atlanta Journal-Constitution:
NASCAR relationship a winner for Coke by Rachel Tobin Ramos

Auto Racing Daily:
Montoya Emerging as Chase Wildcard by Jerry Bonkowski

Bump-Drafts:
Picks ‘n’ Previews: Carfax 400 At Michigan by Jim McCoy

Caledonian Record:
Strap In! The ACT Tour Nutmeg 100, Short-track Racing At It's Finest by Biggy Bigelow

CBS Sports:
For regular season to matter, give Chase leader bonus for seeding by Pete Pistone

Charlotte Observer:
Plan put Novi inductees Richter, Wheeler at odds by Tom Higgins

Covington News:
Stewart's Cup stock at an all-time high by Josh Briggs

Daly Planet:
SPEED Rules Friday's NASCAR TV by John Daly

Detroit Free Press:
Dodge fighting an uphill battle and
Like it or not, Marcos Ambrose is making his move and
Short-track thrills lure Kyle Busch to Toledo by Mike Brudenell

Detroit News:
Tony Stewart in driver's seat at MIS by David Goricki;
Rochester racer Brad Keselowski to help laid-off workers by Angelique S. Chengelis

Florida Today:
Safe cars lead to wild racing by Mark DeCotis

FoxSports:
Fringe Chase hopefuls need to go for broke by Jeff Hammond;
Time to start racking up some wins by Larry McReynolds

Frontstretch:
Don't Blame Us For NASCAR's Decline by Kurt Smith;
Diamonds In the Rough: 5 Drivers Having a Great 2009, Not That You've Seen It On TV by Amy Henderson;
Driven to the Past: A Few Short Stories... by John Potts;
Tearing Apart the Trucks: Timothy Peters Closes in on First Career Win by Beth Lunkenheimer;
David Starr Driver Diary: Top 10's, Pit Rules and Hanging with Sam Bass by David Starr

Georgia Racing History:
Tim Flock Won Rainy Day Race Back In 1956 by Brandon Reed

Insider Racing News:
NASCAR Needs Montoya to Succeed by Rebecca Gladden;
Spend, Spend, Spend by Brian Watkins

Knoxville News Sentinel:
NASCAR legend Johnson drives moonshine sales by Michael Moats

LaidbackRacing:
Tailgating Recipe and Tips of the Week by Jo Ann Hlavac

Las Vegas Review-Journal:
Chase system wrecks drama for fans, drivers by Jeff Wolf

Las Vegas Sun:
Who will perform the best at the next four tracks? and
This week’s StockcarToon by Mike Smith

Louisville NASCAR Examiner:
Childress celebrates milestone anniversary by Amanda Vincent

Michigan Live:
Sam Hornish Jr. finally finds his groove and hopes to keep it going at MIS and
Nationwide's Jason Leffler hanging with Sprint Cup stars heading into MIS by Mike Pryson;
Ryan Newman looking for home-track advantage at Michigan International Speedway by Ryan Newman

MikeMulhern.net:
Michigan: and this better not be another gas mileage snoozer.... and
Hopefully, hopefully, not another Monday NASCAR race.....

Monroe Evening News:
More seat time for Busch by Doug Donnelly

NASCAR.com:
Stewart dealing right now, but oh how things change and
Back to the Irish Hills, where Stewart can clinch

NASCAR Insiders:
The Rise and Fall of Ginn Racing by Journo

NASCAR notes:
Race to the Chase Odds; Who's in and Who's Out by Micah Roberts

NASCAR This Week:
Rain, rain, go away and
Michigan Notebook #1: Michigan to be Stewart's Chase clincher by Monte Dutton

Racin' Today:
Earnhardt Jr. Says Turnaround Is Just Around the Corner by Rick Minter;
Wood Brothers Cautious Approach Paying Off by Jim Pedley

RacingWithRich:
No better time than the present for Ford teams to make a move by Richard Allen

Racing Geek:
Carfax 400 Preview by Jordan Bianchi

Racing Junky:
2009 Chase - Who is In and Who is Out by Skip Jefferson

SceneDaily:
Dale Earnhardt Jr. will be OK, but his fans are in for tough times by Art Weinstein;
Confessions of a NASCAR fan by Carolyn Brewster;
Max Papis doing his best to make it in NASCAR by David Exum

Southen Pines Pilot:
Random Thoughts From Turn Eight by Andy Cagle

SPEEDtv:
Stewart, Earnhardt Head In Opposite Directions by Tom Jensen

Speedway Media:
Is the writing on the wall for Kevin Harvick and Richard Childress? by Heath Heidemann;
Dale Earnhardt Jr.: Asleep at the wheel? by Clayton Caldwell;
Nationwide Series motors to Michigan by Mary Jo Buchanan;
Trevor Bayne Driver Blog: An eventful week by Trevor Bayne;
The manufacturer's war, the driver's glory by Tammyrae Benscoter

Sports Illustrated:
Thirteenth in points, Kyle Busch may be in driver's seat by Mark Beech;
New engine on the way, Ford looks to end winless skid by Tom Bowles

USA Today:
Roush drivers have reason for optimism in Michigan by Nate Ryan;
Tale of two races for Logano in Watkins Glen's learning curve by Joey Logano

Yahoo Sports:
How drivers shake off a big wreck by Ricky Craven

ESPN.com:
2009 Power Rankings: Michigan by Ryan McGee

Alabama Live:
Dale Earnhardt Jr. better win something quick and
Ray Evernham: Start-and-park teams are 'a slap in the face' to NASCAR by Doug Demmons

All Left Turns:
Tim Richmond’s most memorable moments by Patrick Reynolds

Associated Press:
Sorenson upbeat despite struggles in #43 by John Kekis

Atlanta NASCAR Examiner:
Atlanta NASCAR 101: Hall of Fame and who should be in it by Jeremy Dunn

Augusta Chronicle:
A measure of success and
Gordon's recovery is slowed by wreck and
NASCAR newsmaker by Don Coble

Auto Racing Daily:
Being Consistently Inconsistent is Keeping 2009 Chase Interesting by Jerry Bonkowski

Bristol Herald Courier:
Little Bristol Motor Speedway earns another big sellout by Allen Gregory

Bump Drafts:
"Big 10" Rankings: Separation Sunday Coming? by Jim McCoy

Car and Driver:
Bill Lester: First African American to Compete in NASCAR Nationwide Series - Interview by Steven Cole Smith

CBS Sports:
Feud of the Week: Rain tires; R. Gordon skirmish; Ambrose's oval progress by Brian De Los Santos and Pete Pistone

Columbia NASCAR Examiner:
How I would change NASCAR by Darren Pope

Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil:
NASCAR Scene: Day late no problem for Stewart by Marsha Hoffman

Covers:
NASCAR Jack: Ramblings after Watkins Glen

Cup Scene Daily:
A NASCAR family tradition at Michigan by Sarah Farlee

Dallas Morning News:
Battle is revving up to make Chase field by Anthony Andro

Daly Planet:
NASCAR Banquet In Las Vegas Currently Invisible by Jim Daly

Delaware News Journal:
Race for coveted Chase spots down to final laps and
Edwards hopes to do first backflip this weekend/Notes by Mike Finney

Detroit Free Press:
Crew chief Pattie enjoys tough job steering NASCAR's Montoya by Mike Brudenell

Detroit NASCAR Examiner:
Does Jeff Gordon have anything left to prove? by Josh Lobdell

Dialed In:
And it’s on to Michigan! Quick Turnaround for Fans and Teams! by Claire B. Lang

Elmira Star Gazette:
Turn 9 at The Glen is becoming accident-prone by Ron Levanduski

FanHouse:
Reckless Rules: ESPN to Debut 'Backseat Driving' Race Broadcast by Holly Cain

Ford Racing:
It’s all in the family for Wood Brothers

FoxSports:
Lack of sponsorship dims excitement of silly season by Jeff Owens;
NASCAR Power Rankings by Jorge Andres Mondaca

Frontstretch:
Fanning The Flames: Penalties And Robby Gordon ... A NASCAR Tradition Since 1991! by Matt Taliaferro;
While I May Have Sympathy For Jason Myers, If I Were The Judge... and
Top Ten Ways Roger Penske May Benefit By Having David Stremme As A Driver by Jeff Meyer;
Rainy Days Mean Racing On Mondays ... Not Rain Tires by Tommy Thompson;
Fantasy Insider: Fuel Mileage In The Big Three's Backyard ... Whoda Thunk It? by Bryan Davis Keith and Mike Neff

Insider Racing News:
Watkins Glen Wreck Reinforces Need For New Car by Doug Demmons

Kansas City Star:
Stewart enjoys another hot NASCAR summer by Randy Covitz

Knoxville News Sentinel:
Bristol able to sell out Sharpie 500 by Mike Griffith

LaidbackRacing:
Cup Corner: Michigan Fantasy Forecast by Ron Engel;
Tailgatin': What You Need to Know About MIS by Jo Ann Hlavac

Los Angeles Times:
Sorry, Al Davis, but you really missed out on Irwindale by Chris Erskine

Louisville NASCAR Examiner:
Manufacturers go after bragging rights in Michigan by Amanda Vincent

Michigan Live:
Rusty Wallace looks back on key 1989 win at MIS and
NASCAR, MIS officials not worried about ratings by Mike Pryson

Motor Racing Newtwork (MRN):
Busch on the Outside Looking In At 'Chase'

Myrtle Beach Sun News:
McCumbee in weekend race at Myrtle Beach Speedway by Kurt Knapek

NASCAR.com:
Papis' passion a lesson for which all drivers can learn by David Caraviello;
A great place for anyone to come race - Stepping stone or just for fun, Tuesdays at LMS has it all by Joe Menzer;
Wallace, Evernham offer opinions on start-and-park

NASCAR Insiders:
Not Every Crew Guy is Making $100K a Year by T.C.

NASCAR This Week:
First one side, then the other and
Wade's four wins came in four consecutive races by Monte Dutton

Nashville City Paper:
That's Racing: Martin discovers fountain of youth by Larry Woody

Performace Racing Network (PRN):
Verizon Pit Reporters Blog - Fact Check by Brett McMillan

Peoria Journal Star:
Veteran driver always on lookout for comfort zone by Jane Miller

Philadelphia Daily News:
Former NASCAR crew chief Evernham has never really left the track by Bill Fleischman

Race Journal Online:
Turn Nine is Fine by Carol Einarsson

Race Talk Radio:
Time for Roush to Step Things Up - Fantasy Insight- Michigan 2 by Dennis Michelsen

Racin' Today:
Innovative Gossage Is Getting Back To Work by John Sturbin

Racing Junky:
Top 10 - Bottom 10 Drivers at Michigan by Skip Jefferson;
Car Fax 400 - Michigan Race Preview by Teresa Bowling

RubbingsRacing:
Mark Martin: Needs a Great Run Now More Than Ever by Toby Christie

SceneDaily:
Silly season missing from 2009 season by Lee Montgomery;
Quest for NASCAR mistakes tickles funny bone by Art Weinstein

SPEEDtv:
No Time To Waste For Newman and
Who Will Step Up? and
Can Kyle B. Make The Chase? by Tom Jensen;
Kyle’s Evil Twin by Jimmy Spencer

SpeedwayMedia:
NASCAR Top-10 Power Rankings: Watkins Glen by Jeffrey Boswell;
On Pit Road: ESPN Backseat Drivers, please surprise me by Joe Dunn;
NASCAR’s Cold War: Denny Hamlin vs. David Reutimann by Heath Heidemann;
Start and parks: Working toward racing or working the system? by Rebecca Spence

Sporting News:
Numbers Say Don't Count Out Kyle Busch by Buzz Cutler

Sports Illustrated:
As the summer winds down, Jimmie Johnson heats up by Brant James

Stock Car History Online:
The Don Hunter Collection: Tiny (Lund)

StockCar Review:
Fantasy Picks for the Carfax 400 by T. Jay Maddox

The Sun:
Miracle escape in NASCAR pile-up by Chris Hockley

TennesseeRacer:
The folks at Bristol are having to change the way they do business by Richard Allen

USA Today:
Four-race dash ahead in battle to make NASCAR's Chase field by Nate Ryan;
Edwards' win column empty, but title hopes still within reach by Seth Livingstone

Vegas Insider
Michigan Preview by Micah Roberts

Weekender:
Stewart not your average competitor by Timothy J. Raub

Yahoo Sports:
Happy Hour: Monday blues by Jay Hart;
NASCAR Power Rankings;
Your Turn: NASCAR’s favorite son

York Dispatch:
Back injury won't stop Jeff Gordon by Ellen Siska

ESPN:
What do the manufacturers think? by David Newton;
Chase bubble slippery with four to go by Terry Blount;
Crunching numbers after Watkins Glen by Matt Willis

Athlon Sports::
Horsepower Rankings: Smoke Wins at the Glen and
News & Notes: The Glen and Michigan by Matt Taliaferro

Atlanta NASCAR Examiner:
Driver of the decade: Jimmie Johnson or Tony Stewart? by Jeremy Dunn

Auto Racing Daily:
Lack Of Change In Sprint Cup Schedule For 2010 Isn’t Necessarily All Bad by Jerry Bonkowski

Bleacher Report:
Should Watkins Glen Replace the Tire Barriers by David Yeazell;
Why Fans Will Always Love NASCAR (Even If It's Not Your Daddy's NASCAR) by Rob Tiongson

Bump Drafts:
Tim Richmond: Gone Twenty Years But Not Forgotten by Patrick Reynolds

Cape May County Herald:
NASCAR Nation by Bruce Knoll, Jr.

CBS Sports:
Power Rankings: Watkins Glen wreck doesn't help Gordon's bad back by Brian De Los Santos

Daly Planet:
Nationwide Series TV Experiment Misses The Point by John Daly

Detroit Free Press:
NASCAR's Brad Keselowski visits GM assembly plant and
Gearing up for weekend's activities at MIS and
MIS on the fast track despite slowdown by Mike Brudenell

Detroit NASCAR Examiner:
Race to the Chase, 4 to go by Josh Lobdell

Florida Times-Union:
St. Augustine's Lagasse loses Nationwide Series ride by Don Coble

Florida Today:
Race to the Chase by Mark DeCotis

FoxSports:
There's a lot on the line in 2009 by Darrell Waltrip;
Winning shouldn't guarantee Chase spot by Jeff Hammond

Frontstretch:
Mirror Driving: The Death Of Road Ringers, The Great Rain Debate, And Truck Talk by the Frontstretch Staff;
Forgotten On Race Day? Ford Looks To Rebound This Weekend In The Irish Hills Of MIS by Vito Pugliese;
Did You Notice? ... Harvick's Plea To NASCAR, Martin's Right Turn Gone Wrong, And "Toasty" Bread by Tom Bowles;
Who's Hot / Who's Not In Sprint Cup : Watkins Glen Edition by Doug Turnbull;
Frontstretch Sprint Cup Power Rankings: Top 15 Through Watkins Glen compiled by Mike Neff

Insider Racing News:
Another Fantastic Monday Race by Chuck Abrams

LaidbackRacing:
Mad Mikie's Rants and Raves by Mad Mikie

MikeMulhern.net:
So will this season's title run be a crew chief's battle between Chad Knaus and Darian Grubb? And if so, who has the edge?

NASCAR.com:
After impressive run at The Glen, Lally deserves ride by Dave Rodman;
Five things about ... 'bad golfer' Martin Truex Jr. by Raygan Swan;
Head2Head: Who is the current king of the road?

NASCAR Examiner:
Your Turn: Should NASCAR have open style qualifying? by Greg Engle

NASCAR Insiders:
Ask The Insiders Wednesday #36 by T.C.

NASCAR This Week:
Biffle's trying for the Chase spot despite very tough season by Monte Dutton

Racin' Today:
Humpy Wheeler Offers Up Some Cures by Bill Fleischman

Racing Junky::
Sprint Cup Power Rankings after Watkins Glen by Skip Jefferson;
Who's Hot and Who Isn't - Michigan Addition by Kaci Bertrand

Racing Geek:
NASCAR Power Poll by Jordan Bianchi

RacingWithRich:
NASCAR isn't the only sport with failed drug tests and twisted tales and
David Stremme not making many friends by Richard Allen

SceneDaily:
Dale Earnhardt Jr. stays positive in the face of bad breaks – and bad brakes by Jeff Gluck;
Rusty Wallace discovers how tough NASCAR Nationwide Series can be by Lee Montgomery

Sirius Speedway:
It's Time For NASCAR To Rein-In Robby Gordon by Dave Moody

Speedwaymedia:
Chase Watch: 22 down, four to go by Larry Taylor;
Joe Gibbs coaching drivers to men by Shell Sparrow;
Was Watkins Glen the last stand for road-course ringers in NASCAR? by Clayton Caldwell

Sports Illustrated:
Stewart reclaims top spot with Watkins Glen win by Tom Bowles;
Edwards poised to reverse Roush struggles at Michigan by Tim Tuttle

Sports Network:
This Week in Auto Racing August 14 - 16 by Chris Symeon

USA Today:
Four-race dash ahead in battle to make NASCAR's Chase field by Nate Ryan

Yahoo Sports:
Waving the Checkers: Stewart goes to school by Ricky Craven

ESPN:
Hot, slick conditions suited Stewart by Ed Hinton;
Kyle Busch plays it smart to stay in Chase contention by David Newton

Associated Press:
Stewart wins at Watkins Glen by John Kekis

Auto Racing Daily:
One Crash That You Just HAVE To See! by Jerry Bonkowski

Bleacher Report:
Heluva Good! at the Glen: Winners and Losers by Patti Rodisch;
Heluva Bad Day For Hendrick Motorsports At Watkins Glen by Mary Jo Buchanan

Buffalo News:
Stewart owns the Glen by Keith McShea

Bump Drafts:
Stewart Owns The Glen, Amazing Run Continues by Jim McCoy

CawsnJaws:
Commercial breakdown, driver focus, and links related to the 2009 Heluva Good! at the Glen by Cheryl Walker

CBS Sports:
Road-race entertainment improving, but not championship caliber by Pete Pistone

Corning Leader:
Stewart wins for fifth time at The Glen by Chris Gill;
Ambrose just misses sweep at The Glen by Shawn Vargo

Daly Planet:
Your Turn: ESPN Monday Coverage From Watkins Glen by John Daly

Daytona Beach News Journal:
What I Did On My Summer Vacation by Godwin Kelly

Denver Motorsports Examiner:
Colorado businesses have an open passing opportunity with NASCAR by Christine Jerritts

Elmira Star Gazette:
Hornish OK after taking several hits in violent crash by Joe Mink;
Harvick's ride ends in familiar frustration by Ron Levanduski;
Stewart smokes 'em - Glen prowess continues for record 5-time champ by Michael Sharp;
Brake failure latest blow in rough season for Junior/Notes

Element of Speed:
Boring Who?! Not NASCAR Cup Series Racing! by Summer Dreyer

fanzonesports:
Tony Stewart Continues To Show Why He Is A Sponsors Dream Come True by Sal Sigala Jr.

FoxSports:
Gordon's back, Chase bubble worth watching by Larry McReynolds;
Stewart regains upper hand by Lee Spencer

Frontstretch:
Matt McLaughlin's Thinkin' Out Loud: Watkins Glen Race Recap by Tom Bowles;
Five Points To Ponder: Watkins Glen Edition by Mike Lovecchio;
Bubble Breakdown: Speed Slowly Chipping Away At Andretti's Lead by Mike Ravesi;
Yellow Tail And Lambrusco Pace The Rookie Field At NASCAR's Wine And Cheese Event by Tony Lumbis;
Running Their Mouth: Heluva Good! Sour Cream Dips At The Glen by Beth Lunkenheimer

Herald Net:
What We Learned: Turning right and left by Scott Whitmore

Insider Racing News:
Wendell Scott – Time to be Recognized by Allen Madding;
"This Is Our House" Says Stewart After Glen Victory by Ron Felix

LaidbackRacing:
Mad Mikie's Rants and Raves: Odds & Ends by Mad Mikie

Las Vegas Sun:
Tony Stewart’s road-course house by Mike Smith

Lexington Dispatch:
Australian Ambrose is here to stay by Ben White

Louisville NASCAR Examiner:
Stewart sets record at the Glen by Amanda Vincnt

MikeMulhern.net:
Max Papis: He sees another side of the NASCAR world, that too many of us take for granted and
Can anybody catch Tony Stewart? He could spend next weekend in Hawaii and still be the NASCAR tour leader at Bristol and
Ouch! For Jeff Gordon, Sam Hornish, Jeff Burton, Dale Earnhardt Jr., and others, Monday's race at the Glen was a painful experience and
Tony Stewart smokes 'em at Watkins Glen

NASCAR.com:
Wheeler continues to push envelope, edge of creativity by Joe Menzer;
Pit-strategy game leaves Ambrose one spot short and
Violent crash at Glen takes more toll on Gordon's back by David Caraviello

NASCAR: Beyond the Track:
Was that Talladega or the Glen? Violent wrecks mar race and
Tony Stewart was right, and we were all wrong by Matt Myftiu

NASCAR Daily News:
The luck has run out for Harvick and Junior by Sarah Farlee

NASCAR Examiner :
Bad breaks and bad brakes bite Earnhardt Jr. at the Glen by Greg Engle

NASCAR Insiders:
ESPN’s Twitter Memo by Journo

NASCAR This Week:
Burning issues: 8-11-09 and
Happy hour at Tony's place and
Stream of consciousness, Watkins Glen style and
Rainouts are so taxing for the red-hot racers by Monte Dutton

On Pit Row:
The Ringer Report: Watkins Glen by Chris Leone

Race Journal Online:
Cheers and Jeers - Excitement on a Road Course? Yes! by Carol Einarsson

Race Talk Radio:
Car of Tomorrow Too Top Heavy for Road Courses Making the Grade- The Glen by Dennis Michelsen

Racin' Today:
Where There’s Heat, There’s Smoke: Stewart Wins at The Glen by John Sturbin

RacingOne:
Hot Laps by Pete Pistone

RacingWithRich:
Sponsors jumping off the NASCAR ship in a hurry and
Watkins Glen delivers hard knocks to Hendrick mates Gordon and Earnhardt by Richard Allen

Racing Geek:
Thoughts on An Epic Battle Looming by Jordan Bianchi

Rochester Democrat and Chronicle:
Stewart completes his drive for five and
6 drivers caught in big wreck at Watkins Glen by James Johnson;
Chase picture remains murky by Al Losey

SceneDaily:
Ambrose has come far in short time by Jared Turner;
Double-file is double-good by Mike Hembree

SPEEDtv:
Stewart Untouchable Again and
Career-Best Finish For Ambrose and
Kyle Busch Helps Himself At The Glen by Tom Jensen

SpeedwayMedia:
Pit strategy: The difference between a top-three finish and irrelevancy at Watkins Glen by Rebecca Spence Surprising, Not Surprising: Heluva Good! at The Glen by Larry Taylor;
A truth about Hendrick Motorsports: There is always one, and this time it's Junior by Heath Heidemann Sunny Monday at Watkins Glen led to dreary day for Hendrick Motorsports by Jonathan Lintner;
Tony Stewart gets wins three and five at the Glen by Mike Finnegan

Sports Illustrated:
Five things we learned on Monday at Watkins Glen by Lars Anderson

Spotter Stand:
Smoke Screen: Smoke-ing The Field; Red Bull Sticks With Toyota; And Can Dale Jr’s Year Get Any Worse? by Patrick Baldwin

Stock Car Gazette:
Track Trash - Rainy Days and Mondays at the Glen by Boyd McPherson;
TV Times - No Camaro For Nationwide Series in 2010 by Lou Modestino

Stock Car Spin:
The "Day After" Discussion: Watkins Glen by Ben Montedonico

Tallahassee Democrat:
Tony is Doing it His Way by Lisa Fowler

36 Races:
Tony Stewart has a 43% Chance of Winning the Chase by Dale Watermill

USA Today:
Watkins Glen win has Stewart on verge of Chase berth by Gary Graves

Virginian Pilot:
Lawsuit reveals pay for Cup crew member by Dustin Long

Yahoo Sports:
Fryer’s Five: Stewart in championship form by Jenna Fryer

ESPN::
Rainout may mean Stewart caught a break by Ed Hinton

Associated Press::
Rain postpones Cup race at The Glen by John Kekis;
Gordon and Logano at odds

Auto Racing Daily:
Will Earnhardt Continue To Slide In The Standings? by Jerry Bonkowski

Buffalo News:
Follow live blogging from Watkins Glen and
NASCAR at the Glen postponed to noon Monday by Keith McShea

Bump Drafts:
Do You Have NASCAR-itis? by Mustang Jackie

CloseFinishes:
The ‘R’ Word – The Most Hated Word In Racing by John Close

Columbia NASCAR Examiner:
Largest crash in NASCAR history by Darren Pope

Corning Leader:
Heluva bummer: Rain postpones NASCAR race by Chris Gill

Daly Planet:
Time For TV's Monday Shuffle by John Daly

Element of Speed:
Is There Still Room For Three Nascar National Touring Series? by Amanda Vincent

FoxSports:
Glen success could lift Bowyer, Childress Racing by Lee Spencer

Frontstretch:
Nationwide Series Breakdown: Zippo 200 by Bryan Davis Keith;
Beyond the Cockpit: Andy Lally by Phil Allaway

Insider Racing News:
Mayfield vs. NASCAR: Is History Repeating Itself? by Matthew Pizzolato

MikeMulhern.net:
Oh, no! Yet another Sunday rainout for NASCAR...

NASCAR.com:
Numerous reasons rain tires bad idea in Cup Series by Joe Menzer

NASCAR: Beyond the Track:
If the rain ever stops, Ambrose will earn first Cup win at the Glen and
Rain, rain, don’t go away … just give us rain tires, Goodyear by Matt Myftiu

NASCAR Insider:
On Track Retaliation: How Much Is Too Much? by T.C.

NASCAR This Week:
NASCAR on the road by Monte Dutton

NASCAR Examiner:
The Heluva what?! And other race names we hope to never hear by Greg Engle

Racin' Today:
Monday Morning Crew Chief: Recalling The Original Ringer by Jim Pedley;
Stewart Spends Rainy Weekend Thinking About The Future by John Sturbin

RacingWithRich:
Why do drivers feel the need to apologize? by Richard Allen

SPEEDtv:
Rain Puts Pressure On Teams and
Watkins Glen Battle Awaits by Tom Jensen;
‘Real Deal’ With Marcos Ambrose by Wendy Venturini

SpeedwayMedia:
Kyle Busch: The 'Best Man' you wouldn't want by Heath Heidemann;
A rundown of Saturday's on-track action by Matt LaFlair

36 Races:
Denny Hamlin leads Speed Ratings after 21 Races by Dale Watermill

Toronto Star:
Time for NASCAR to run Cup races in the rain by Norris McDonald

USA Today:
Rainy road at Watkins Glen bumps NASCAR to Monday by Gary Graves

Virginian-Pilot:
Robby Gordon responds to Joey Logano's comments by Dustin Long

ESPN.com:
Cup regulars up to speed on road courses, too by Ed Hinton

Alabama Live:
Kyle Busch being Kyle Busch by Doug Demmons

Albany Times Union:
2nd & Short - On NASCAR by Mark McGuire

Bleacher Report:
NASCAR Then & Now: Tomorrow Never Knows For Jeff Gordon In '96 (Pt. II) by Rob Tiongson;
Zippo 200 at The Glen: Winners and Losers by Patti Rodisch;
Kyle Busch: Helping Grow Companies One Race at a Time by David Yeazell

Buffalo News:
Sunday live at the Glen: Day starts with drizzle;
Double-file restarts could mean double-trouble at the Glen by Keith McShea;
Larry Ott's pace car ride around the Glen

Bump Drafts:
There’s Something About Marcos by Jim McCoy

Charlotte Observer:
Racing hurt? Earnhardt was hardly only one ready, willing by Tom Higgins

Charlotte NASCAR Examiner:
NASCAR weekly media poll: Montoya vs. Marcos by Viv Bernstein

Corning Leader:
Bubble could burst for some today by Bob Benz;
No guts, no glory by Bob Recotta;
Point: Ambrose will win today by Shawn Vargo;
Counterpoint: Montoya better prepared to win and
Double trouble by Chris Gill

Daly Planet:
Live Blogging NASCAR's Sunday TV and
Nationwide Series Coverage Ends With A Thud by John Daly

Daytona Beach News Journal:
Race report - Questions and Attitude by Ken Willis

Elmira Star Gazette:
Johnson eyes first career road-course victory by Michael Sharp;
Double-file restarts provide a new twist by Ron Levanduski;
A daring defense - Inner Loop pass helps Ambrose to Zippo 200 repeat by Joe Mink;
Martin enjoys renewed life on track at 50 by Doug Tifft

Fanzonesports:
Team Chevy Continues Domination Of Sprint Cup Series by Sal Sigala Jr.

Ford Racing:
Hope Springs Eternal

FoxSports:
Montoya chasing Glen points, not win and
Road woes won't stop Reutimann from chasing by Lee Spencer

HardcoreRaceFans:
Jeffrey Earnhardt Has Successful NASCAR Debut by Ray Everett

MikeMulhern.net::
Jimmie Johnson's on the pole, a first for him on a road course, and maybe the Glen will be his breakout race and
Meet the new boss: Michael Printup...just up from New York City. Is he really ready for all the lake-effects snow this winter?

NASCAR.com::
NASCAR's road ringers reaching end of their era by David Caraviello;
Pitting on opposite side adds to race excitement and
Papis sees improvement after Happy Hour practice by Mark Aumann

NASCAR Notes:
Ambrose Sweeps Fastest Final Practice Speeds at The Glen by Micah Roberts

NASCAR This Week:
It's a wicked, twisted road by Monte Dutton

On Pit Row:
13 Reasons Why Road Courses in NASCAR Don’t Suck and
NASCAR’s Top 10 at the Glen by Charlie Turner

Racin' Today:
Johnson Ready To Stage A Successful Road Show and
Race Day: This Isn’t California by Jim Pedley

RacingWithRich:
Busch got raced the way he races...and didn't like it and
The race at Watkins Glen needs to berun in reverse by Richard Allen

Rochester Democrat and Chronicle:
Veteran racers back on track and
Glen notes: Double-file restarts add suspense to race by James Johnson;
Live blog from Watkins Glen

SceneDaily:
Upcoming tracks only add to anxiety of Chase contenders by Rea White;
Chicane portion of track poses challenges for Cup drivers at Watkins Glen by David Exum;
Jimmie Johnson goes on the road again by Mike Hembree

South Georgia Sports Network:
My 2 Cents: Is It Time For A Mulligan In NASCAR's Championship? by Dale Hall

SPEEDtv:
The Road Less Travelled by Jimmy Spencer

SpeedwayMedia:
Marcos Ambrose dives, then drives away from the field to win at The Glen by Rebecca Spence;
Ambrose dive-bombs Busch at wins at the Glen by Pamela;
Locked in at The Glen, Jeffrey Earnhardt the latest in the family set to race in NASCAR by Clayton Caldwell

Sporting News:
Look Out, Ambrose Has The Goods by Kathy Sheldon

Sports Illustrated:
Kickin' It With Carl: The Sprint dip and downforce troubles by Tom Bowles

Spotter Stand:
Race Day at The Glen by Patrick Baldwin

Virginian-Pilot:
Five weeks. Many rivals. Who will stay? by Dustin Long

Yahoo Sports:
Storylines: Watkins Glen by Jay Hart

ESPN:
SCC Preview: Montoya one of the favorites by Mark Garrow;
Road course win eludes JJ by Ed Hinton;
Junior's World: Will strong run at Sonoma carry over to Watkins Glen?

Associated Press:
Johnson wins Watkins Glen pole by John Kekis;
Martin glad to be back at The Glen/Notes

Bump Drafts:
Picks ‘n’ Previews: The Watkins Glen Edition by Jim McCoy

Corning Leader:
Johnson takes pole for Sunday's Sprint Cup race and
Riesbeck inducted into inaugural class by Chris Gill;
Robby Gordon down, but not out at The Glen by Shawn Vargo;
Jeff Gordon looking to end skid at The Glen by Bob Benz

Daly Planet:
Live Blogging The Nationwide Series From Watkins Glen and
The NASCAR Twit Has Hit The Fan and
ESPN's 2010 NASCAR Preview? by John Daly

Elmira Star Gazette:
Johnson goes on attack - Reigning points champion earns pole at WGI and
Ambrose feels a little more at ease in return by Joe Mink;
Johnson grabs first Sprint Cup road pole at WGI and
Life in the pits suits Jilson - Waverly grad on Papis' Cup crew by Andrew Legare

FoxSports:
Johnson hoping to avoid madness and
Carbon monoxide illness won't derail Sorenson by Lee Spencer

Insider Racing News:
Denny Hamlin’s Inner Strength Leads to Win by Brenda Benedict;
NASCAR's Official Search Engine Data Humorous, Revealing by Rebecca Gladden

Lightyears Racing:
The Feeling by Daniel Porter

MikeMulhern.net:
Jimmie Johnson-Kurt Busch 1-2 Sunday at the Glen, but watch out for Marcos Ambrose and
Juan Pablo Montoya's NASCAR success may be whetting Jacques Villeneuve's desire to try this sport once again and
Is there rain in the Glen forecast? Goodyear and NASCAR may secretly hope so....for Saturday's Nationwide race and
The Friday NASCAR Notebook

Montreal Gazette:
Busch gives Montreal track thumbs-up by Dave Stubbs

NASCAR.com:
Fantasy: Recent streak has Smoke 'king of the road' by Mark Taylor;
Glen's Turn 1 treacherous even before restart rule by David Caraviello;
Despite past results, Roush duo ready for The Glen by Mark Aumann

NASCAR This Week:
On is on and off is off, and never the twain shall meet by Monte Dutton

Racin' Today:
Johnson Updates His Road Course Resume at The Glen by John Sturbin;
Drivers Offer To Help NASCAR With 2010 Scheduling by Jeff Hood;
In NASCAR, Parkers Keep Cash And Clunkers by Rick Minter

RacingWithRich::
Keselowski better off on the Hendrick "B-team" than on any other team by Richard Allen

Racing Geek:
Heluva Good! Sour Cream Dips at The Glen Preview by Jordan Bianchi

Rochester Democrat and Chronicle:
Johnson wins first road course pole at Watkins Glen by James Johnson

SceneDaily:
Improbable as it may be, Juan Pablo Montoya could make history by Steve Waid;
Jimmie Johnson is clear Sprint Cup title favorite by Jared Turner;
Ever wonder why Richard Petty wears sunglasses? and
Is Jimmie Johnson's pole at The Glen enough to satisfy you? by Jeff Gluck

Southern Pines Pilot:
Consistency, Not Just Wins, Key to Winning Championships by Andy Cagle

SpeedwayMedia:
Boris Said: 'A win would be my bucket list' by Mary Jo Buchanan;
Rev'd Up: Ringers return for right handers at Watkins Glen by Rebecca Spence

Sporting News:
Top 5 and 5 to watch: Watkins Glen by Bill Marx

Sports Illustrated:
NASCAR's Lucky Dog rule is perhaps too lucky by Tom Bowles

Stock Car Gazette:
TV Times Extra - New Hampshire Not On 2010 Indy Car Schedule by Lou Modestino

Tampa-Motorsports-Examiner:
NASCAR 101: Marks on the track and way more by Dwight Drum

Toledo Free Press:
Johnson clunks along, hopes for win at MIS by Dave Woolford

USA Today:
Tasmania's Ambrose turns it up in first full Sprint Cup season by Gary Graves

Virginian Pilot:
What does a driver make? by Dustin Long

Yahoo Sports:
Montoya’s Chase plans irks NASCAR by Jenna Fryer

ESPN.com:
Start-and-park owners are businessmen by Marty Smith;
SCC Preview: Montoya one of the favorites by Mark Garrow;
Crunching numbers for Watkins Glen by Matt Willis;
Fantasy Rankings for the Heluva Good! Sour Cream Dips at the Glen

Auto Racing Daily:
What Happened To The Mayfield Saga? by Jerry Bonkowski

AutoWeek:
Stopping for cash: NASCAR racing is a business, but when is it no longer sport? by Steven Cole Smith;
NASCAR notebook: Lowe's ends track sponsorship; Busch cutting back by Al Pearce

Bleacher Report:
Creature vs. Creature: NASCAR Picks (Watkins Glen) by Kelly Crandall;
Mark Martin-Don't call it a comeback by Tom Thomason

Bump Drafts:
Penalize Hamlin? No by Jim McCoy

Buffalo News:
Busch comes to the Glen with points at a premium by Keith McShea

Caledonian Record:
Strap In! The ACT Invitational At NHMS by Biggy Bigelow

CBS Sports:
Sonoma double-file restart success promises exciting day at The Glen by Pete Pistone

Corning News:
Driven [Kyle Busch] by Chris Gill;
‘Race Fever’ aids Meals on Wheels by Derrick Ek

Daly Planet:
Lots On The Media Menu At Watkins Glen by John Daly

Detroit Free Press:
The Spin Doctor by Mike Brudenell

Elmira Star Gazette:
[Rusty] Wallace: 'Fun, fun' at the Glen by Andrew Legar;
Busch looks to break out by Joe Mink

FanHouse:
Sam Hornish Jr.'s Stock Finally Rising in Stock Car by Holly Cain

FoxSports:
Busch counting on road race to get back in Chase by Larry McReynolds;
Montoya proves he's in Chase fight by Jeff Hammond;
Roush Fenway Racing seeks gains needed for title run by Rea White

Frontstretch:
Kyle Busch And The Karma Factor by Kurt Smith;
McMurray At A Crossroads With Miles To Go by Amy Henderson;
Driven to the Past: Those Were the Days... by John Potts;
Mike Bliss The Latest Casualty of Phoenix Racing by Bryan Davis Keith;
Kenny Wallace Driver Diary: Hometown Blues, Some Great Runs, and Some Amazing Fans by Kenny Wallace

Georgia Racing History:
Jackson County Speedway Gone, But Not Forgotten by Brandon Reed

Insider Racing News:
Add Mike Bliss To The Unemployed List by Nick Blake

LaidbackRacing::
Tailgating Recipe and Tips of the Week and
Tailgatin': What You Need to Know About the Glen by Jo Ann Hlavac;
Mad Mikie's Odds & Ends, Bits and Pieces by Mad Mikie

Las Vegas Review Journal:
New speedway VP has full plate by Jeff Wolf

Las Vegas Sun:
NASCAR needs Bill Clinton…and a few thoughts on Stewart and Busch and
This Week's StockcarToon by Mike Smith

Los Angeles Times:
Ford might be flexing muscle alone in NASCAR'S Nationwide Series by Jim Peltz

LTPicks:
Watkins Glen driver rankings

Michigan Live:
NASCAR Trading Paint: Heluva Good! picks

MikeMulhern.net:
What's gotten into Kasey Kahne? Can he repeat that Sonoma surprise this weekend at Watkins Glen?

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel:
[Milwaukee] Mile down to its last chance, again by Dave Kallmann

NASCAR.com:
Throwback track a stone's throw from Watkins Glen by Rick Houston;
Ringers don't have much success at Watkins Glen and
Glen Wood looks back on legendary NASCAR career by Mark Aumann;
Smack: If this is Pocono, then Pocono just got good

NASCAR Daily News:
RCR drivers ready for Heluva Good! run and
The Fantastic Four? No, it’s Hendrick Motorsports by Sarah Farlee

NASCAR Examiner:
Kyle Busch no longer thinks the COT ‘sucks’ and
Reutimann still 'mad as heck' over Hamlin spin by Greg Engle

NASCAR Insiders:
NASCAR Needs One More Road Course Race by T.C.

Racin' Today:
Boris Says: Cup Drivers Now Road Savvy by Jim Pedley;
Nothing Funny About Racing Humor by Larry Woody;
The Drive To Diversify Began Many Years Ago by Rick Minter

RacingOne:
Driver Handicaps: Watkins Glen by Jeff Wackerlin;
Up a Notch by Pete Pistone

RacingWithRich:
If they really are 'ringers' wouldn't they win once in a while? by Richard Allen

Race Talk Radio:
Heluva Good Potential for Chase Race - Fantasy Insight- Watkins Glen by Dennis Michelsen

RubbingsRacing:
Juan Montoya: NASCAR's Mr. Consistency by Toby Christie

SceneDaily:
Remembering Dale Earnhardt at The Glen by David Exum

SPEEDtv:
Sunday On A Monday by Ryan Newman;
Overcoming Open Wheel Obstacles by Adam Alexander

SpeedwayMedia:
Trevor Bayne Driver Blog: Busy couple of weeks by Trevor Bayne;
The Chase, hard times, and those pitiful Fords by Ron Fleshman;
Can Boris Said break the Zaxby's curse? by Heath Heidemann

Stock Car Spin:
What Should Be Done With The "Lucky Dog" Rule? by Ben Montedonico

Sports Illustrated:
At 51, Hornaday strings together five straight Trucks wins by Mark Beech

USA Today:
Watkins Glen's Turn 1 to make double-file restarts hairy by Gary Graves;
Logano peeved at Pocono, gets low-speed taste of the Glen by Joey Logano

Virginian-Pilot:
Johnson's quest, Newman's request and other notes by Dustin Long

Yahoo! Sports:
Breaking down the bubble boys by Ricky Craven

ESPN:
Sonoma win a turning point for Kahne by Ed Hinton;
Talent alone doesn't guarantee Cup ride and
When it comes to nitro, Burton knows better and
Reutimann faces Chase elimination by David Newton

Associated Press:
Busch running out of time to make Chase by Dan Gelston

Atlanta NASCAR Examiner:
Race of the week- 1988 Bud at the Glen (bonus clip- Gordon vs Stewart, Harvick vs Montoya) by Jeremy Dunn

Auto Racing Daily:
Watkins Glen Once Again Brings Up Case For Change In Chase and
Give Speedometers A Try At The Very Least by Jerry Bonkowski

Bleacher Report:
From Tailgate to Trackside: NASCAR Gets It On at The Glen by Kara Martin;
Jimmie Johnson: One Lucky Dog by Ben Bomberger;
NASCAR or NASTYCAR at Pocono by David Yeazell

Buffalo News:
Biffle made it big one step at a time - NASCAR veteran favors age limit for drivers by Keith McShea

Bump Drafts:
Big 10 Driver Rankings: Timing Is Everything by Jim McCoy

Cape May County Herald:
NASCAR Nation - 8-5 by Bruce Knoll Jr.

CBS Sports:
Feud of the Week: Free pass; Gordon-Stremme penalty; Hornaday, Busch's feat by Brian De Los Santos and Pete Pistone

Corning Leader:
The Glen: A history of being a complete jerk and
Martin's renaissance comes to The Glen by Chris Gill

Daly Planet
Nationwide Series TV Booth Will Look Different At Watkins Glen by John Daly

Delaware News Journal:
Jimmie Johnson positioning for title No. 4 and
Surprising Kyle Busch not so rowdy off the track by Mike Finney

Detroit NASCAR Examiner:
Was that the best Pocono race ever? and
Why did Mike Bliss get fired? by Josh Lobdell

Elmira Star Gazette:
NASCAR's road racers no longer just ringers and
Ten things to watch at the Glen by Ron Levanduski;
Waverly street celebration revs up race fans by Amanda Claypool

Everyday Joe:
Hamlin Wins First Race of Sprint Cup Season by Warren Hayashi

FoxSports:
The fiddlers on the roof by Darrell Waltrip;
NASCAR Power Rankings by Jorge Andres Mondaca

Frontstretch:
Veto The Bill To Change The Rules by Jeff Meyer;
Matt McLaughlin Mouths Off: A Pirate Looks At 50 by Matt McLaughlin;
Fanning The Flames: No To The Camaro, Stremme v. Gordon, And ESPN's Twittergate by Matt Taliaferro;
Talking NASCAR TV: Lack Of Focus Hurts ESPN's Broadcasts by Phil Allaway;
There's Just Something About Monday Races At Pocono by Tommy Thompson

Insider Racing News:
Pocono Turns Into Talladega by Doug Demmons

LaidbackRacing:
Cup Corner – Watkins Glen Fantasy Forecast by Ron Engel

Las Vegas Review Journal:
The four greatest words by Angie Hulsey

Louisville NASCAR Examiner:
NASCAR has its own road course aces by Amanda Vincent

Mike Mulhern.net:
Another hit for NASCAR TV -- but then Monday afternoon probably isn't the right day for racing

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel:
On integrity, dates and cooperation by Dave Kallmann

NASCAR.com:
For struggling ]Kyle] Busch, much of the pressure is within by David Caraviello;
By the Numbers: The Glen by Bill Kimm;
Race to the Chase is on: Smoke signals at The Glen;
Road courses have been in NASCAR since beginning by Mark Aumann

NASCAR: Beyond the Track:
Busch will wisely drop full-time Nationwide schedule in 2010 by Matt Myftiu

NASCAR Insiders:
Ever Tried to Do Your Job Backward? by T.C.

NASCAR Media:
The Watkins Glen Weekend Preview page

NASCAR This Week:
Too much strategy and
Apparently, there are those who don't find this stupid by Monte Dutton

On Pit Row:
One and Done: Heluva Good Sour Cream Dips at the Glen by Chris Leone

Peoria Journal Star:
Don’t count Kyle Busch out just yet by Jane Miller

Philadelphia Daily News:
Kyle Busch shows his softer side at dinner with NASCAR writers by Bill Fleischman

Race Journal Online:
Team Unsponsored by NASCAR by Carol Einarsson

RacingGal:
The Souvenir Hauler Dilemma by Victoria Lane

Racing Geek
Forecasting the Chase by Jordan Bianchi

RacingWithRich:
Sorry NASCAR, it isn't just the economy by Richard Allen

RubbingsRacing:
NASCAR: Want to Make Money? Start and Park You Way to Riches! by DJ DeSpain

SceneDaily:
Can Stewart's hot streak continue at The Glen? by Rea White;
Confessions of a NASCAR fan by Carolyn Brewster;
The face of the Chase looks familiar by Kenny Bruce

South MD News Training for life in the pits by Bob Rennisen

SpeedwayMedia:
The many third teams of Stewart-Haas Racing by Heath Heidemann;
NASCAR Top 10 Power Rankings: Pocono by Jeffrey Boswell

Sports Illustrated:
Johnson hangs on to top spot with solid Pocono run by Tom Bowles;
Another Kahne win would work wonders at beleaguered RPM by Brant James

Stock Car History Online:
BRH Racing Archives: The Pepsi Challenge (D.W. and Junior) and
The Don Hunter Collection: Youngster (featuring rookie Mark Martin)

Syracuse Post Standard:
Minoa native Scott McDougall is team engineer for Denny Hamlin in Nationwide Series race at Watkins Glen by Roury Williams

Vegas Insider
Watkins Glen Preview by Micah Roberts

USA Today:
Five-for-five: Ron Hornaday racing for still more history by Gary Graves;
Team notes: Drivers heading for road course at the Glen

Weekender:
Pitpass: Speedway stalemate in Charlotte by Timothy J. Raub

Yahoo Sports:
Waving the Checkers: Pocono by Ricky Craven

York Dispatch:
NASCAR stars sparkle at Williams Grove by Ryan Vandersloot

ESPN:
Crunching numbers after the Pennsylvania 500 by Matt Willis

Alabama Live:
Kasey Kahne: 'I never had a chance with Paris Hilton' and
Denny Hamlin says he owes one to David Reutimann by Doug Demmons

Atlanta NASCAR Examiner:
Denny Hamlin wins at Pocono, but has a new enemy by Jeremy Dunn

NASCAR Racing Scene:
It's Quiet on the Mayfield front by Jeremy Dunn

Autoweek:
NASCAR notebook: Drivers to visit Obama; Johnson still strong by Al Pearce

Bleacher Report:
Jeff Gordon Celebrates Top Ten Pocono Finish and His Birthday by Mary Jo Buchanan;
Kevin Harvick May Finally Have All His Tweets in a Row by Kelly Crandall

Bump Drafts:
Track Bar Adjustments Explained by Patrick Reynolds

CBS Sports:
Power Rankings: Late push just might get Vickers in Chase by Brian De Los Santos

Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil:
NASCAR Scene: Sun shines brightly on Iowa Speedway; emotional Hamlin wins rain-delayed race by Marsha Hoffman

Daly Planet:
ESPN Drops The Twitter Hammer On NASCAR Cast Members by John Daly

Delaware News Journal:
[Kyle] Busch learning at test in Dover by Mike Finney

Elmira Star Gazette:
Gordon still trying to return to championship form by Joe Mink

Florida Today:
There's no room for error by Mark DeCotis

Fort Worth Star Telegram:
Solid season has Tony Stewart poised for another Sprint Cup title run by Anthony Andro

FoxSports:
Pocono win might get Hamlin back on track by Jeff Owens;
Grieving Hamlin had a little help by Jeff Hammond;
Middle-level Chase hopefuls aim for points by Lee Spencer

Frontstretch:
Vickers Vexed By Pit Road, The Five-Lap Farce, And Nationwide's Double Standard? by Tom Bowles;
NASCAR Rules Were Meant To Be Broken, So Can We At Least Fix These Three? by Vito Pugliese;
Emotional Win For Hamlin Overshadows Clouds Of NASCAR's Perfect Storm by Danny Peters;
Mirror Driving: Johnson's Lucky Day The End Of The Lucky Dog?, Chasing Chasers, And Hornaday's Heroics;
Frontstretch Sprint Cup Power Rankings: Top 15 Through Pocono compiled by Mike Neff

Insider Racing News:
An Exciting Pennsylvania 500 Follows Boring Brickyard 400 by Chuck Abrams;
NASCAR Should Invert The Field When Qualifying Is Rained Out by Nick Blake

LaidbackRacing:
Mad Mikie's Rants and Raves: Odds & Ends by Mad Mikie

MikeMulhern.net:
"And your pit road speed is...."

Motorsports Talk:
On the weather, Hornaday, Iowa, Belleville, and Indy cars by Charles Krall

NASCAR.com:
Time to settle Mayfield vs. NASCAR once and for all by David Caraviello;
Five things about ... one Kyle Busch: He's really not so bad by Raygan Swan

NASCAR Examiner:
Your Turn: What would you name the track formally known as Lowe’s Motor Speedway? by Greg Engle

NASCAR Insiders:
Ask The Insiders Wednesday #35 by T.C.

NASCAR This Week:
Hamlin's words prove prophetic and
Truex Jr. still running hard and
The Chase race solidifies by Monte Dutton

Racin' Today:
Park Returns To Roots In Hope Of Returning To Top by Jeff Hood;
Kahne Talks Candidly About Kahne by Rick Minter;
Plenty Of Elbow Room In Wallace Pits by Jim Pedley;
Mayfield Stars In ‘As The Urinal Turns’ by Larry Woody

RacingOne:
Hot Laps - Pocono by Pete Pistone;
RacingOne Power Rankings

RacingWithRich:
Busch and Reutimann see Chase chances take a hit in Pocono by Richard Allen

Racing Geek:
NASCAR Power Poll by Jordan Bianchi

SceneDaily:
Jamie McMurray back to EGR? It’s an intriguing idea by Steve Waid;
Assessing pit-road speeds continues to raise questions by Bob Pockrass

Scranton Times Dispatch:
Excitement of Monday's race exactly what Pocono Raceway needed by Scott Walsh

SPEEDtv:
Two For The Old Guys by Tom Jensen;
A Wild Week In Motorsports by Jade Gurss

SpeedwayMedia:
Hot 20 over the past 10: Kasey heats up as Kyle continues to cool down by Ron Thornton;
Chase Watch: 21 down, five to go by Larry Taylor;
Denny Hamlin tricks the triangle to grab a win for his grandmother by Mike Finnegan;
Kasey Kahne pleased with progress at Richard Petty Motorsports by Rebecca Spence

Sporting News:
Who’s on track after Pocono by Bill Marx

36 Races:
What if NASCAR used the Formula 1 Points System? by Dale Watermill

Virginian-Pilot:
Montoya moving into contention for Chase crown by Dustin Long

Yahoo Sports:
Happy Hour: Problems with Pocono by Jay Hart;
Your Turn: Is NASCAR playing favorites?

York Dispatch:
Kahne, Busch top Williams Grove event by Bryan Householder

ESPN:
Montoya looks like a contender with another strong finish by Ed Hinton;
2009 Power Rankings: Watkins Glen by Ryan McGee;
Johnson's Pocono finish may be telling by Terry Blount;
Hamlin pulls off emotional Pocono win by Terry Blount;
Feather boa, grits and figs? It all goes together by David Newton

Alabama LIve:
Will NASCAR state welcome Indy cars? by Mark McCarter

Allentown Morning Call:
A happy run for Hamlin and
Wild racing as good as it gets here and
ESPN race team goes as fast as the drivers by Keith Groller

Auto Racing Daily
Didn’t You Use To Be Lowe’s Motor Speedway? by Jerry Bonkowski

Athlon Sports:
Emotional Win: Hamlin hits paydirt at Pocono by Amanda Brahler;
Kyle Busch: Another monumental meltdown? by Vito Pugliese

Autoweek:
Camaro doesn't fit in NASCAR, GM racing boss says by Steven Cole Smith

Bicycling.com:
A Ride with Bobby Labonte by Loren Mooney

Bleacher Report:
Pennsylvania 500: Winners and Losers by Patti Rodisch

Bump Drafts:
Denny Digs Deep For Emotional Win by Jim Mc Coy

CawsnJaws:
Commercial breakdown, driver focus, and links related to the 2009 Sunoco Red Cross Pennsylvania 500 by Cheryl Walker

CBS Sports:
NASCAR needs more exciting races, so one Pocono race must go by Pete Pistone

Cherry Creek News:
Pocono Raceway - three turns and the truth - Denny Hamlin's victory by el moto

Daily Journal:
Motorsports Park backdrop for race group's sales pitch by Patrick Buganski

Daly Planet:
ESPN's NASCAR Agenda Still Under Discussion by John Daly

Express Times:
Pennsylvania 500 proves to be one of Pocono Raceway's best races ever by Chuck Givler

FanHouse:
Pocono 'Angels' Dump Denny's Demons by Geoffrey Miller

Florida Today:
Hornaday sets Truck standard by Mark DeCotis

FoxSports:
The Hot Pass: Not even adversity stops Johnson by Lee Spencer

Frontstretch:
Matt McLaughlin's Thinkin' Out Loud: Pocono II Race Recap by Matt McLaughlin;
Five Points To Ponder: Pennsylvania 500 Edition by Mike Lovecchio;
Bubble Breakdown: Tempters Flare Between Stremme And Gordon At Pocono by Mike Ravesi;
Who's Hot / Who's Not In Sprint Cup: Pennsylvania 500 Edition by Doug Turnbull;
Rookie Scott Speed Finds His Lucky Charms In The Pocono Mountains by Tony Lumbis

Insider Racing News:
Ron Hornaday ~ Man On A Mission by Allen Madding;
Emotional Hamlin Wins Third Pocono Race by Ron Felix

Kingsport Times News:
Nuts and bolts: News, notes and quotes from Pocono by Dave Ongie

LaidbackRacing:
The Parrots Are A-Squawking by Mad Mikie

Las Vegas Sun:
The two faces of Pocono by Mike Smith

Lexington Dispatch:
Hamlin's win triggers emotional celebration by Ben White

Louisville NASCAR Examiner:
Hamlin wins at Pocono by Amanda Vincent

MikeMulhern.net:
Brace yourself: this race to the chase, to the Richmond playoff cut, looks like it's really heating up and
Now this thing should really spark some NASCAR ticket sales.....even for the most jaded stock car fans and
Wow! Now that's some NASCAR racin' -- Denny Hamlin beats Juan Pablo Montoya in the wildest race of the season

NASCAR.com:
The free pass: When it's better to receive, and so on;
[Brett] McMillan lends a voice to NASCAR weekly on PRN by Joe Menzer;
Some solidfy Chase berth while others fall behind and
Hamlin uses emotions to propel him to Pocono win by Mark Aumann

NASCAR Examiner:
Not Everyone Pleased With Hamlin’s win by Greg Engle

NASCAR Insiders:
I’ve Got A Theory About The Strange Situation at Red Bull by T.C.

NASCAR This Week:
Burning issues: 8-4-09 by Monte Dutton;
Denny Hamlin breaks 50-race drought, scores an emotional win at the Pocono 500

On Pit Road:
Camping World truck Series future dim by Racin' Roger (Faulkner)

Philadelphia Daily News:
Emotional Hamlin prevails in Pennsylvania 500 at Pocono by Bill Fleischman

Philadelphia Inquirer:
Hamlin pulls away to win at Pocono by Pete Schnatz

Phillyburbs:
Indy cars used to be No. 1 attraction by Ernie Saxton

Pocono Record:
Overflowing Emotions: Grandmother's death weighed on Hamlin by Mike Kuhns;
Pit strategy adds up to solid finish for Kenseth/Notes by Matt Langan

Race Journal Online:
Cheers and Jeers - Rainy Days and Mondays by Carol Einarsson

RaceTalkRadio:
Double Filing the Finish Ends Fustation Making the Grade- Pocono 2 by Dennis Michelsen

RacingWithRich:
Should there be a 'Lucky Dog' limit? and
That's not exactly what Robby Gordon had in mind and
Those last 50 laps are what racing is all about by Richard Allen

Racing Geek:
Thoughts on Winning for Grandma by Jordan Bianchi

SceneDaily:
Attention, Bruton: Here’s an idea by Mike Hembree;
First person with AJ Allmendinger, Richard Petty Motorsports Sprint Cup driver by Lee Montgomery

Scranton Times Tribune:
Pit box proves to be best seat in the house and
Despite many problems, Jimmie Johnson fights his way back into the race by Scott Walsh

SpeedwayMedia:
Denny Hamlin wins emotional Sunoco Red Cross Pennsylvania 500 by Mary Jo Buchanan;
The Final Word: Hamlin the hero who drove like a jerk at Pocono by Ron Thornton;
Clint Bowyer heads RCR's resurgence with strategy-induced podium finish at Pocono by Jonathan Lintner;
The top-three drivers doing the least with the most, most with the least by Heath Heidemann;
ESPN responds to desperate plea for more TV footage of fat sweaty old guys in tights by Larry VanZandt

Sports Illustrated:
Hamlin surges up Chase standings with Pocono win by Lars Anderson

Stock Car Gazette:
Track Trash – Poke a nose…any nose by Racing Maniac;
TV Times - “30 for 30? Project to Feature Tim Richmond by Lou Modestino

Stock Car Spin:
The "Day After" Discussion: Pocono by Ben Montedonico

36 Races:
Kyle Busch 21%, Greg Biffle 76%: Updated Chase Qualifying Probabilities for Every Driver by Dale Watermill

USA Today:
Emotional Hamlin fills 50-race void with Pocono victory by Seth Livingstone

Yahoo! Sports:
Fryer’s Five: Pocono by Jenna Fryer

Allentown Morning Call:
Curcio living a dream as part of ESPN's team and
Postponed at Pocono by Keith Groller;
He fuels bellies, not NASCAR race cars by Nate Mink

Auto Racing Daily:
Starting The Week With Some Poignant Observations by Jerry Bonkowski

Bleacher Report:
NASCAR Drivers, Teams And Fans Cope With Pocono Rain Out by Mary Jo Buchanan

Bump Drafts:
Junior, Lance, Iowa, & Other Random Thoughts by Jim McCoy

CBS Sports:
They Built it [Iowa] and They Came by Pete Pistone

CloseFinishes:
Park's Win Adds Another Chapter To TV Movie Career by John Close

Daly Planet:
Pocono Weather Causes TV Networks To Scramble by John Daly

Express-Times:
Rain washes out Pennsylvania 500 at Long Pond until today by Chuck Givler

FoxSports:
My long pond runneth over by Darrell Waltrip;
Ambrose, JTG's wild journey continues by Lee Spencer

Frontstretch:
Don't Let Pocono Rain On Your Parade: Some Sunday Highlights From The Track by Thomas Bowles;
Beyond the Cockpit: Kelly Bires by Jeff Meyer;
Nationwide Series Breakdown: US Cellular 250 by Bryan Davis Keith;
Tracking the Trucks : Toyota Tundra 200 by Beth Lunkenheimer

Insider Racing News:
What Has Happened To Kyle Busch? by Matthew Pizzolato

LaidbackRacing:
Mad Mikie's Rants and Raves: Odds & Ends by Mad Mikie

MikeMulhern.net:
So it's a Monday 500: Rain forces postponement of Sunday's Pennsylvania 500 and
Jimmie Johnson may be back on a roll....but it's hard to race in the rain and
Title-challenger Mark Martin, and his 42 rivals, are waiting for a break in Sunday's weather

Motor Sports Weekly News:
Hornaday's Record Breaking Domination Continues by Drew Hierwarter

NASCAR.com:
Keselowski's future held close to vest by Hendrick by Joe Menzer

NASCAR: Beyond the Track:
After career full of setbacks, Steve Park returns to Victory Lane by Matt Myftiu

NASCAR Examiner:
It’s time to say No to Pocono by Greg Engle

NASCAR Insiders:
The Other Side of the Garage by Journo

NASCAR This Week:
Pocono 500 pre-race rail and
Rainy days and Monday and
Pocono notebook #4: Shakeup immanent and
Great weeping of track ... by Monte Dutton

Philadelphia Daily News:
Rain postpones Sunoco Red Cross Pennsylvania 500 at Pocono/Notes by Bill Fleischman

Philadelphia Inquirer:
Pennsylvania 500 postponed a day by Pete Schnatz

Pocono Record:
Will weather affect today's race? by Mike Kuhns;
No race, no problem - NASCAR fans make most of rainy day at Pocono by Dave Kidwell

Race Journal Online:
Car Love: Do You Understand? by Carol Einarsson

Racin' Today:
Race Day: Speeders Could Join Track In Weeping by Jim Pedley

RacingWithRich:
Nationwide CoT looks promising...maybe even too promising and
Monday races aren't all bad by Richard Allen

SceneDaily:
Juan Pablo Montoya's success not surprising by Art Weinstein

Scranton Times Tribune:
Driver Marcos Ambrose finds Pocono Raceway track 'insane' and
Pennsylvania 500 pushed back a day because of wet track conditions by Scott Walsh

SpeedwayMedia:
Is NASCAR trying to get rid of the Camping World Truck Series? by Heath Heidemann;
Spotlight on Ron Hornaday: Can he make it six? by Ruth Mattern;
Nashville sings a song of history, Hornaday, and five in a row by Rebecca Spence;
Five in a row for Hornaday by Joe Dunn

Sports Illustrated:
No topic off limits to [Bruton] Smith by Bruce Martin

Stock Car Gazette:
Hornaday Wins Five In A Row, Earns Sam Bass Guitar In Nashville! by Steve Langley

Tallahassee Democrat:
Good Things Happening to Good People by Lisa Fowler

Times Leader:
Weather postpones Cup race by John Erzar

USA Today:
Hamlin expecting to reverse winless ways at Pocono by Seth Livingstone

Valvoline.com:
Could Evernham? [return to crew chiefing] by I.N. Sider

ESPN.com:
Fantasy NASCAR with Mark Garrow;
Hamlin: 'I expect to win this weekend' by Terry Blount

Allentown Morning Call:
Pit racers beware at Pocono and
A memorable '500' for another Andretti by Keith Groller

Bleacher Report:
NASCAR Then & Now: Tomorrow Never Knows For Jeff Gordon In '96 (Pt. I) by Rob Tiongson;
US Cellular 250: Winners and Losers by Patti Rodisch

Bump Drafts:
Bill Elliott: A Pocono Legend And King Of Hearts by Jim McCoy

Charlotte NASCAR Examiner:
NASCAR weekly media poll: Will history repeat? by Viv Bernstein

Daly Planet:
The 24 Hours Of Pocono Is Calling by John Daly

Daytona Beach News Journal:
Questions & Attitude

Des Moines Register:
Nationwide's U.S. Cellular 250: Keselowski holds off Busch for win by Rob Gray;
Nationwide as good as it gets for Newton right now by Sean Keller

Express Times:
Elliot Sadler and crew striving to keep improvement line moving upward and
Polesitter Tony Stewart crashes his way to the rear for today's Pennsylvania 500 by Chuck Givler

Insider Racing News:
Corporations Still Bailing Out Of NASCAR by Kim Roberson

MikeMulhern.net:
Are Carl Edwards and Bob Osborne just waiting for the chase to begin? Or is there something more at play here? and
Oops! Tony Stewart did it again and
It's time for Jimmie Johnson to step up his game...and time for Chevy's new boss, Brent Dewar, to rethink Camaro marketing

NASCAR.com:
Time on pit road can be critical for Pocono spots by Mark Aumann;
Stewart uses Happy Hour to tune his backup car by Dave Rodman;
Iowa track's debut recalls the state's greatest racer [Tiny Lund] by David Caraviello

NASCAR: Beyond the Track:
Brad Keselowski slays the dragon, a.k.a. Kyle Busch and
Sorenson on the hot seat, whether team admits it or not and
Mayfield’s harsh attacks invited stepmother’s lawsuit by Matt Myftiu

NASCAR Notes:
Johnson Fastest in Final Pocono Practices by M Roberts

NASCAR-ista:
Iowa - Yes! Poco - No! by Michelle Dawn

NASCAR This Week:
Stewart can stand neither prosperity nor recession and
Gordon wants to cut to the chase and
Pocono notebook #3: If the parts don't fail, Hamilin can win and
There's green if you can see through the smoke and
Pocono notebook #2: Edwards ponders the ups and downs and
Rainy day nonsense and
Airline blues and
Beats real work by Monte Dutton

Philadelphia Daily News:
At 50, NASCAR's Martin having fun; hopes to win at Pocono by Bill Fleischman

Philadelphia Inquirer:
Stewart loses pole after crashing car, again, at Pocono Pocono Raceway president continues family tradition bt Pete Schantz

Pocono Record:
Drivers have eyes behind their backs by Beth Brelje;
Bringing the action home - With 20 miles of cable, 60 cameras and an army of people, ESPN brings Pocono to you by David Kidwell;
At 50, Martin still has competitive edge and
High school pair learning from auto racing's best by Mike Kuhns

Racin' Today:
Race Day: Drivers Mindful Of Speed Traps At Pocono and
Reutimann Knows the Risks Of Taking Risks by Jim Pedley

RacingOne:
Edwards Still Seeks Victory Lane by Pete Pistone

RacingWithRich:
Only 43 cars in Pocono...Calling Carl Long! by Richard Allen

Roanoke Times:
Is momentum a factor in NASCAR this year? by Dustin Long

RubbingsRacing:
Qualifying: Time for Change is Now by Toby Christie

Running Wide Open:
Hornaday's triumph tellling of Truck Series by Joe VanHoose

SceneDaily:
Cup winless skid for Carl Edwards must come to an end by Bob Pockrass;
Backup plan shouldn’t deter Tony Stewart by Kenny Bruce

Scranton Times Tribune:
Getting to be crunch time for drivers to make the Chase and
Stewart's day all too familiar by Scott Walsh

SpeedwayMedia:
Keselowski wins inaugural race at Iowa and
Lagasse Release Disappointing by Mark Odor;
New Sponsor for Gunselman team brings a new twist for NASCAR fans by Joe Dunn

Sporting News:
Stewart tries to double up at Pocono by Reid Spencer and Roger Kuznia;
Hornaday's Bubble Likely To Burst At Bristol by Roger Kuznia

Spotter Stand:
Race Day At Pocono by Patrick Baldwin

Tennessean:
Ron Hornaday keeps Trucks streak intact and
Trucks pole-sitter dedicates feat to Bobby Hamilton by Tom Kreager

Times Leader:
All fired up over race: Firefighting brothers from Bear Creek Township work the Pocono pits at NASCAR by Andrew M. Seder;
Jarrett’s now in the fast lane as race analyst by Paul Sokoloski;
Montoya looks to outrun Indy mishap by Derek Levarse;
Life in the pits a real gas - W-B native working in Dale Jr.’s pit crew and
On the track and on the Web by Joe Soprano;
It’s a Chase-driven field: Race within race today is getting in better position for playoff spot by John Erzar

Yahoo Sports:
For Johnson, the chase for the Cup begins now by Dan Wetzel;
Storylines: Pocono by Jay Hart

ESPN.com:
Would JJ walk away from fourth title for $100M? by Terry Blount

Allentown Morning Call:
Rejuvenated Martin eyes first Pocono win and
Jimmie just wins by Keith Groller

Bleacher Report:
Let It Be: The Top Three Monumental "Breakups" In NASCAR History by Rob Tiongson;
Tony Stewart Experiences Ground Hot Day in PA with Practice Wreck by Mary Jo Buchanan

CBS Sports:
Second time around not necessarily better, if you're talkin' Pocono by Pete Pistone

Charlotte Obserber:
Earnhardt lived up to tough reputation by Tim Higgins;
Lowe's Motor Speedway changing names? by Ron Green Jr.

Daly Planet:
NASCAR's B Sample Ready For Random Testing In Iowa by John Daly

FoxSports:
Carl Edwards still aiming for Cup trophy by Lee Spencer

Insider Racing News:
Mark Martin’s “Real Age” a Lifetime Achievement by Brenda Benedict

MikeMulhern.net:
Rain -- again?! -- puts Tony Stewart on the Pocono pole...but the hot debate is NASCAR's pit road speeding rules

NASCAR.com:
NASCAR's precise system keeps fine line on pit road by Dave Rodman;
Struggling Roush teams rue Hendrick advantage by Mark Aumann;
Drivers going green not just lip service, PR stunts by Raygan Swan

NASCAR Notes:
Four Hendrick Drivers Top Practice; Qualifying Cancelled by Micah Roberts

Pocono Record:
Kenseth's fade puts him on Chase bubble by Matt Langan;
Four things for fans, residents to keep in mind by Michael Sadowski

Racin' Today:
Reutimann Knows the Risks Of Taking Risks by Jim Pedley

Racing Geek:
Pennsylvania 500 Preview by Jordan Bianchi

SceneDaily:
How much would you pay for Jimmie Johnson to quit for a year? by Jeff Gluck;
Lowe’s Motor Speedway: The name may change, but little else will by Steve Waid

Scranton Times-Tribune:
Rain gives Stewart the pole again by Scott Walsh

SPEEDtv:
Montoya’s Mistake by Jimmy Spencer

USA Today:
Rain wipes out qualifying, puts Stewart on pole at Pocono and
Montoya penalty has drivers checking their gauges by Seth Livingstone

Yahoo Sports:
Time for Kyle Busch to grow up by Jenna Fryer