ESPN.com:
Golf proves to be JJ's kryptonite by David Newton

Around the Tracks:
Faith Around The Track: Blake Koch – Trusting His Provider to Race;
History Around The Track: April 29, 1984 – Hendrick Motorsports Scores First of 191 Wins

Associated Press:
Montoya on mission to pick up pace and make Chase

Athlon Sports:
PC Rivalry: Gordon, Johnson ³feud² highlights larger issue in multi-team sport by Tom Bowles

Augusta Chronicle:
There's no time to spare and
NASCAR Newsmaker: Jeff Gordon by Don Coble

Bleacher Report:
NASCAR Winners and Losers: Aaron's 499 at Talladega by Patti Rodisch;
NASCAR: Tips From the Pros on Surviving the Rumble at Richmond by Sandra MacWatters;
Is Jeff Gordon Taking His Frustration Out On Jimmie Johnson? by Sal Sigala Jr.

Bump Drafts:
Bump Drafts Big 10 Rankings: Closing Fast by Jim McCoy

Cape Gazette:
Dover NASCAR race to benefit Autism Speaks

CBS Sports:
'Have at it' feuds adding fuel to NASCAR's warming fire by Pete Pistone

Charlotte Observer:
Will Gordon-Johnson rift blow over? by Brant James

Daily Citizen:
Irvan driven to improve safety by Jamie Jones

Daily Press:
Q & A with NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Driver Ryan Newman by Marty O'Brien;
Teel Time: Racin' with Rusty Wallace by David Teel

Daly Planet:
NASCAR Media Group Wins Sports Emmy by John Daly

Daytona Beach News Journal:
Police chiefs want to close geographic traffic loopholes by Lyda Longo

Delaware News Journal:
Harvick lets performance answer questions by Mike Finney

Elmira Star Gazette:
Early reviews praise safety changes at Watkins Glen race course by Ron Levanduski

Florida Today:
What's NASCAR to do about Talladega? by Mark DeCotis

FoxSports:
Kevin Harvick brings momentum, past success to Richmond by Larry McReynolds;
Gordon needs to start fighting back by Jeff Owens

Frontstretch:
How Loyal Race Fans Weathered Talladega With Me by Jay Pennell;
MPM2Nite: Talladega ... That's Entertainment? by Matt McLaughlin;
Potts' Shots: Practice Makes Perfect For Harvick by John Potts;
Fanning The Flames: Chasing Kahne, Talladega Talk, And A Return To Richmond by Matt Taliaferro;
Fantasy Insider: Saturday Night Alright For Fighting For Hendrick Duo? by Mike Ravesi

Insider Racing News:
It's Time For Some Drivers To Make Their Move by Doug Demmons

Laidback Racing:
Tailgating: What You Need to Know About Richmond by Jo ann Hlavac

Motorsports Examiner:
No NASCASR team grasped 'Mo' this week but six drivers move up by Dwight Drum

Motorsports FanHouse:
Victory Celebration Hangover by Bob Zeller

Motor Racing Network:
Busch Looks for Richmond Sweep and
Truck Series Return for Schrader by Pete Pistone

NASCAR Examiner:
NASCAR’s Edwards honors fan injured at Talladega by Greg Engle

NASCAR Insiders:
Richmond Will Be First Test For Newbie Arpin by T.C.

NASCAR This Week:
Talladega best ever? Naaaahhh. and
Feud of the Week: Jeff Gordon vs. Jimmie Johnson by Monte Dutton

Orlando Sentinel:
Happy Birthday Dale Earnhardt by George Diaz

Philadelphia Daily News:
NASCAR racer Harvick's no stick in the mud by Bill Fleischman

Puttyracing:
Happy Birthday Dale! by Garrett Horton

Race Journal Online:
Richmond: Short Track, Short List of Facts by Carol Einarsson

Race Talk Radio:
Everybody Loves Richmond: Fantasy Insight Richmond 1 by Dennis Michelsen

Racin' Today:
Queen Lynda Is A Racing Heroine and
Frances Knew Value Of Media by Larry Woody;
The “Dad Hat” Is Off For McReynolds by John Sturbin

RacingWithRich:
Are the pieces in place for a major Hendrick implosion? by Richard Allen

Racing Geek:
Silly Season Has Never Been More Confusing by Jordan Bianchi

Richmond Times Dispatch:
Gibbs family teamwork helps younger rally through treament by Paul Woody

Roanoke Times:
Johnson takes blame for wreck by Dustin Long

RubbingsRacing:
Double Headers: How Do the Fans Feel? by Farrah Kaye;
Should Cheaters Be Stripped Of More Than Just Points? by Toby Christie

San Diego Union Tribune:
Johnson's gaffe, Borneman's grit still resonating by Bill Center

Scene Daily:
Going barefoot in the grandstands is just plain gross by Carolyn Brewster;
Good Moves, Bad Moves: Evaluating driver and team changes after nine races of the 2010 season by Bob Pockrass

SPEEDtv:
Hall Of Fame Profile: Junior Johnson, Part 4 Of 5 by Mike Hembree

Speedway Media:
On Pit Road: 'I want to be at Penske for a Long Time' by Joe Dunn;
Full Scale Rolling Road Wind Tunnel Technology by Brad Keppel;
NASCAR Top-10 Power Rankings: Talladega by Jeffrey Boswell;
One on one with Camping World Truck Series rookie Narain Karthikeyan by Jesse L. Medford;
Hermie Sadler: 'I feel like a rookie all over again' by Mary Jo Buchanan

Sporting News:
Top 5 and 5 to watch: Richmond by Bill Marx

Sports Illustrated:
Tough times for Roush-Fenway, Gordon poised for a win and more by Cory McCartney;
SI Mailbag: Plate Racing Could Be Taking The Speed Out Of NASCAR by Tom Bowles

Stock Car Gazette:
Richmond - Statistically Speaking by Mike Wells

USA Today:
Winless Sprint Cup run frustrates Roush Fenway by Seth Livingstone

Vegas Insider
Richmond Preview by Micah Roberts

Yahoo Sports:
The 2010 Silly Season Scorecard, version 1.0 by Jay Busbee

York Dispatch:
Gordon will be in spotlight at Richmond by Ellen Siska

ESPN.com:
Some interesting trends at quarter pole by Terry Blount;
Can you blame Gordon for being mad? by Ed Hinton;
Crunching numbers after Talladega by Matt Willis

Around the Track:
Food Around The Track: Where to eat in Richmond;
History Around The Track: April 28, 1967 – Bobby Allison Wins His Lone Dirt Track Race

Athens Banner-Herald:
Restrictor plate haters stumped on Sunday by Joe VanHoose

Atlanta NASCAR Examiner:
Jimmie Johnson needs to remember how he got to Cup by Jeremy Dunn

Bleacher Report:
Hard Knock and Hard Luck The Themes Of Jeff Burton's Early 2010 Season by Kelly Crandall;
Danica Patrick: Time To Start The IndyCar Season by Sandra MacWatters;
NASCAR: What a Wide-Eyed Beast You Be. Just Don't Blink, You Could Miss It by Kara Martin

Bump Drafts:
You Just Might Be A Racer If… by Patrick Reynolds

Coastal 181:
Catching Up with Steve Arpin by Lew Boyd

Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil:
NASCAR Scene: Move to spoiler pays dividends as Harvick triumphs at Talladega by Marsha Hoffman

Daily Press:
After its off-season moves, NASCAR's having a flipping good time by David Teel;
Jeff Gordon-Jimmie Johnson feud among 5 things to watch at RIR by Marty O'Brien

Daly Planet:
David Poole Remembered One Year Later by John Daly

Detroit Free Press:
Look for Gordon-Johnson feud to be the next Battle of Richmond by Mike Brudenell

Florida Today:
Problem without a solution? Talladega presents major challenge for NASCAR by Mark DeCotis

FoxSports:
Talladega tango by Darrell Waltrip;
Time for Hendrick to set these boys straight by Larry McReynolds;
Harvick, RCR work well together by Jeff Hammond

Frontstretch:
Green-White-Wreckers: Action Detrimental To The Sport Of Stock Car Racing by Vito Pugliese;
Did You Notice? ... NASCAR's Purse Problem, Who Loses The Plate Lottery, Quick Hits by Tom Bowles;
Mirror Driving: Best Race Ever?, Finicky Felix, And Doubleheader Dangers by the Frontstretch Staff;
Beyond The Cockpit: Jennifer Jo Cobb On Shopping, Danica, And Future Plans by Summer Dreyer;
Sprint Cup Power Rankings: Top 15 After Talladega compiled by Mike Neff

Insider Racing News:
Gordon vs Johnson at Talladega by Chuck Abrams

Laidback Racing:
Talladega Mysteries and Other Things to Ponder by Mad Mikie

Los Angeles Times:
Jeff Gordon revs up feud with Jimmie Johnson by Jim Peltz

MikeMulhern.net:
Gil Martin's Take: On Kevin Harvick's Talladega win, and the road ahead for RCR and
Wife Lynda doing much better, Richard Petty says

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel:
Three (champions) for the price of one? by Dave Kallmann

Motorsports FanHouse:
Despite Wrecks, NASCAR Pleased With Triple-Overtime Finish by Holly Cain

NASCAR.com:
After pick 'em at 'Dega, Richmond brings stability by Dan Beaver

NASCAR Media:
Richmond Weekend Preview page

NASCAR Insiders:
Ask The Insiders Wednesday #72

NASCAR-ista:
A Little Dega Eye Candy by Michelle Dawn

NASCAR This Week:
Keselowski knows he has to play it smart for success and
Talladega, after a night to sleep on it and
Burning issues (as of 4-27-10) by Monte Dutton

NNS Racing:
Josh the Intern: Random Talladega thoughts by Josh Weinrich

Orlando Sentinel:
Penske Racing made gains this week by Tania Ganguli

Race Talk Radio:
Earnhardt Fans Please Stop Living in the Past by Dennis Michelsen

Racing Geek:
NASCAR Power Poll by Jordan Bianchi

SB Nation:
12 Out Of 12: An Interview With David Ragan

SceneDaily:
Questions abound as to Kasey Kahne's future relationship with Budweiser by Erik Spanberg;
Letting Boys Be Boys by Krista Voda

SPEEDtv:
RIR The Perfect NASCAR Track? and
Hamlin Heavy Favorite At RIR by Tom Jensen;
Bowyer Sees Boost With Harvick Win by Mike Hembree

:Speedway Media
Richmond's Craziest Day - The 1986 Miller High Life 400 by Clayton Caldwell;
Dale Earnhardt Day Helps Fans Keep Memory of the 'Intimidator' Alive by Mary Jo Buchanan

Sporting News:
Three questions heading into Richmond by Roger Kuznia;
Harvick Isn't Too 'Happy' With Shell by Jim Pedley;
Anybody But 48 Club has a new member by Reid Spencer;
Jeff And Jimmie Racing Each Other Tough? More, Please by Bass Masters

Sports Illustrated:
Gordon's fuse is getting shorter in this week's Power Rankings by Brany James

Virginian Pilot:
Drivers suggest rule changes for Dega -- good idea or just whining by Dustin Long

Yahoo Sports:
Anatomy of Gordon-Johnson feud;
Talladega stirs emotions by Jay Hart

ESPN.com:
2010 Power Rankings: Richmond by Ryan McGee;
Dega: Restrictor-plate racing at its finest by Terry Blount

Alabama Live:
Keselowski almost didn't make it to the Nationwide race by Doug Demmons

Around the Track:
Tracks Around The Track: Richmond and Denny Hamlin Short Track Showdown Previews;
History Around The Track: April 27, 1991: David Green Gets First Busch Series Win

Athlon Sports :
Horsepower Rankings: No "Big One" but a few "Big Gains" at Talladega by Matt Taliaferro

Atlanta NASCAR Examiner:
Harvick and RCR win while sponsor leaves by Jeremy Dunn

Auto123:
Kevin Harvick ends drought with Talladega win - possible Hendrick team feud by Lewis Franck

All Left Turns:
Racing returns to Talladega by Patrick Reynolds

Bleacher Report:
NASCAR Winners and Losers: Aaron's 312 by Patti Rodisch

Bump Drafts:
Just What’s It Going To Take To Get NASCAR Back On Track? by John Chapman

CBS Sports:
Power Rankings: Junior searching for his restrictor-plate mojo by Brian De Los Santos

FoxSports:
Jeff Gordon angry with teammate Jimmie Johnson by Lee Spencer

Frontstretch:
5 Points To Ponder: Labonte Spin Intentional?, Underdog Spotlight, And Too Silly, Too Early by the Frontstretch Staff;
Who's Hot / Who's Not In Sprint Cup: Talladega / Richmond Edition by Tom Bowles;
The Future Looks Cloudy For Happy Harvick by Bryan Davis Keith;
Talking NASCAR TV: Commercials Seriously Affect The Flow At Talladega by Phil Allaway;
Beyond The Cockpit: Reed Sorenson's Recent Resurgence Could Lead To Cup by Doug Turnbull

Insider Racing News:
For Kevin Harvick, Patience is a Virtue by Allen Madding

Laidback Racing:
Fan Reaction to JC France Case Dismissal by Mad Mikie

Las Vegas Sun:
I’ll take a green-white-checkered finish any day over seeing a race end under caution by Mike Smith

Lexington Dispatch:
Harvick gets sweet victory by Ben White

Michigan Live:
NASCAR's return to bump drafting pays off with thrilling race at Talladega by Steve Kaminski

MikeMulhern.net:
Kevin Harvick's Talladega win not only 'Karma' but propitious too and
Richard Childress gets a big, big boost at Talladega with Sunday's 1-2-3- finish for Earnhardt-Childress-powered teams

Motor Racing Network:
Earnhardt Jr. Slips at the End by Pete Pistone

Motorsports FanHouse:
Talladega Tidbits: Dale Jr's 443 'Quality' Passes, Burton's Ire and More by Geoffrey Miller

Monday Morning Crew Chief:
Rating the Aaron's 499: 5 Stars by Jacob Mayer

NASCAR Insiders:
Penske Perfectly Positioned by Journo

Race Journal Online:
Cheers and Jeers - Harvick is Happy Again; HMS Teammates Not So Much by Carol Einarsson

Race Talk Radio:
Talladega Making the Grade: Wow! by Dennis Michelsen

Racin' Today:
Anonymous Sources’ Can Spell Trouble by Larry Woody

RacingWithRich:
Fox's Talladega broadcast left something to be desired by Richard Allen

Racing Geek:
Thoughts on a "Happy" Return to Victory Lane by Jordan Bianchi

RacinwithRuss:
Harvick Squeaks out Win at Dega by Russell Schmidt

Roanoke Times:
Talladega race renews interest in Sprint Cup by Dustin Long

Speedway Media:
Talladega Ignites the Gordon-Johnson 'Feud' by Ron Fleshman;
Surprising and Not Surprising: Aaron's 499 at Talladega by Mary Jo Buchanan

Sports Illustrated:
Patrick's sluggish season, a wild weekend at 'Dega and more by Bruce Martin

Sports Network:
NASCAR got it right at Talladega this time by Chris Symeon

TheSpotterStand:
Smoke Screen: “Happy” Is Happy Again, A 4-Time Feud, CO2 levels, And Another Dale Jr. Fade by Patrick Baldwin

Stock Car Gazette:
TV Times - Exceptionally Good Racing From Talladega by Lou Modestino;
Pictures from Talladega by Steve Langley

USA Today:
Drivers question Talladega, say it's a 'lottery' and is 'not racing' by Nate Ryan

Yahoo Sports:
NASCAR Sprint Cup Power Rankings

ESPN.com:
Better than ever? You bet by Ed Hinton;
Harvick plenty happy now by David Newton

Around the Track:
History Around The Track: April 26, 1981 – Morgan Shepherd Wins Career First Cup Race

Athlon Sports:
Alabama Slammer: Harvick edges McMurray in a classic at Talladega by Matt Taliaferro

Augusta Chronicle:
Harvick's plan pays off by Don Coble

All Left Turns:
Another wild weekend in Talladega by Jay W. Pennell

Bleacher Report:
Dale Earnhardt Jr Not Happy with Darrell Waltrip After Twitter Episode by Sal Sigala Jr.;
NASCAR's Jimmie Johnson: The Unraveling of a Champion by Sandra MacWatters

Bump Drafts:
A Pass That Would Make Peyton Proud by Jim McCoy

CawsnJaws:
Commercial breakdown, driver focus, and links related to the 2010 Aaron's 499 by Cheryl Walker

CBS Sports:
Legendary day at Talladega nearly thwarted by new rule by Pete Pistone

Charlotte NASCAR Examiner:
Is trouble brewing at Hendrick Motorsports? by David Exum

Charlotte Observer:
Patience, late pass the path to happiness by Brant James

CloseFinishes
NASCAR Talladega Races Scary To Watch by John Close

CupScene:
Despite Blaming Kyle Busch For Accident, Waltrip Says He Still Had Fun At Talladega and
Overtime Turns Into a Buzzer Beater and
Third Time’s a Charm for Harvick by Sarah Farlee

Daly Planet:
Your Turn: NASCAR On FOX From Talladega by John Daly

FastTrack RC:
Talladega Pas de Deux: why two is the magic number at 'Dega by Jeff Thompson

FoxSports:
Fans get what they want at 'Dega by Lee Spencer

Frontstretch:
Matt McLaughlin's Thinkin' Out Loud: Talladega Race Recap by Matt McLaughlin;
Bubble Breakdown: Restrictor Plate Heartbreak For Several Competitive Underdogs by Brock Beard;
88 Is the Magic Number In Talladega ... And Junior Didn't Even Win by Doug Turnbull;
Talladega: Where You Don't Have To Be Good, Just Lucky by Amy Henderson;
Running Their Mouth: Aaron's 312 by Summer Dreyer

Insider Racing News:
Will This be the Year for Dale Earnhardt Jr? by Matthew Pizzolato;
Fixing Talladega, The Answer Is Simple by Jim Fitzgerald

Laidback Racing:
On the Road by Mad Mikie

MikeMulhern.net:
It's Harvick by a nose! and
Jeff Gordon's Take: On teammate Jimmie Johnson and
Kevin Harvick calls this Talladega win 'Karmic,' and it was certainly dramatic too and
Frightening crash mars Nationwide finish, but safety fences do the job

Motor Racing Network:
Hot Laps - Talladega Edition by Pete Pistone

Motorsports FanHouse:
Gordon Angry at Jimmie Johnson, Again by Holly Cain

Motorsports Examiner:
The 'Big One' at NASCAR's Talladega Superspeedway didn't happen on the track or in the air by Dwight Drum

Motor Sports Weekly News:
Bad Weekend for the Haters by Drew Hierwarter

NASCAR.com:
Smashing success or freakish carnival ride? by Joe Menzer

NASCAR: Beyond the Track:
Talladega races bursting with excitement … but at what cost? and
Talladega plus Brad Keselowski equals drama by Matt Myftiu

NASCAR Examiner:
Gordon lashes out at Johnson after Talladega and
History made at Talladega as Harvick steals the win and
Did Harvick win illegally at Talladega? by Greg Engle

NASCAR Insiders:
Where Will Harvick Be Next Season? by T.C.

NASCAR-ista:
Talladega Highlights - As Ranked by the Grandstands by NASCAR-ista

NASCAR This Week:
All accounted for, Sir! and
Aaron's 499 Gamer: Talladega comes around for Harvick and
Aaron's 499 race notes: Eye-popping numbers for lead changes and
Post-race rail by Monte Dutton

Orlando Sentinel:
Kevin Harvick breaks 115-race winless streak in Aaron's 499 at Talladega by Tania Ganguli

Performance Racing Network:
Sticking It Out by Brett McMillan

Puttyracing:
Should Cup races be run on Saturday? by Garrett Horton

Race Journal Online:
Two Stories Harvick's Yellow Line and the HMS Feud by Carol Einarsson

Race Talk Radio:
One Lap Wonders: What Will Fans/Media Bitch About This Week? by Dennis Michelsen

Racin' Today:
Revamped Rules Rule by Rick Minter;
Gordon And Johnson Are Back At It by Jim Pedley

RacingWithRich:
That's why NASCAR was right to allow multiple G/W/C attempts and
Don't you wish every race was like that? by Richard Allen

Roanoke Times:
Gordon, Johnson at it again/Notes and
Perfectly executed plan by Dustin Long

RubbingsRacing:
NSCS: Double-Duty Day Becomes Record Setting Day and
NNS: Round Two of Action at Talladega Crowns Keselowski by Christopher Smith;
NSCS: Harvick Breaks Through, Is Dale Jr. Next? by Toby Christie

SceneDaily:
Winners & Losers: Kevin Harvick shines, but it's a dark day for others at Talladega

SPEEDtv:
It’s Finally Quiet At Talladega and
Harvick Wins In Overtime At Talladega by Mike Hembree;
This Means War and
Gordon Furious With Johnson by Tom Jensen

Speedway Media:
The Final Word - What to do now that the love is gone between Jimmie and Jeff? by Ron Thornton;
Hungry Harvick is 'Happy' again by Tammyrae Benscoter

Sporting News:
Is Hendrick's Success Creating Some Stress Fractures? by Jim Pedley;
Last-lap move powers Harvick to Talladega win by Reid Spencer;
#3 Should Be Retired Forever by Bass Masters

Sports Illustrated:
Five things we learned at Talladega by Tom Bowles

Toronto Star:
McMurray proves that nice guys finish second by Norris McDonald

USA Today:
With one last move, Harvick caps wild day at Talladega by Nate Ryan;
Kevin Harvick's last-lap pass seals overtime win at Talladega by Seth Livingstone

Valvoline.com:
The King's Rules by I.N. Sider

Virginian Pilot:
Lot of drivers upset after wild race, but is Dega too much of a good thing for fans? by Dustin Long

Yahoo Sports:
Yep, Jeff Gordon is ticked at Jimmie Johnson and
From Earnhardt to Stewart, Hutchens’s seen it all by Jay Hart

ESPN.com:
Fantasy NASCAR with Mark Garrow;
Gordon, Johnson tops at unpredictable Talladega by Mark Garrow;
NASCAR Live! Sprint Cup on ESPN.com

Alabama Live:
Gordon: Need to crank down on the aggression at Talladega by Doug Demmons;
Rookie Kevin Conway getting comfy at Talladega and
Sunday doubleheader for Talladega fans by Mark McCarter

Anniston Star:
Talladega will provide true test of new rules by Bran Strickland;
Gordon finding silver linings by Joe Medley

Around the Track:
History Around The Track: April 25, 1982: After Finishing Second 10 Different Times, Harry Gant Gets Career First Win

Bump Drafts:
Picks ‘n’ Previews: Aaron’s 499 at Talladega by Jim McCoy

Charlotte NASCAR Examiner:
Dale Earnhardt Jr. will win at Talladega by David Exum

Daily Home:
Old and new, silly and serious by Brian Fincher;
Widowed mother of two honored at Talladega and
Keselowski excited to be back at 'Dega by Heather Baggett

Daytona Beach News Journal:
Repaving DIS: Questions and Answers and
Track repaving set after pothole fiasco by Godwin Kelly;
Speed Freaks

Ford Racing:
Fan Safety still an Edwards Forethought

FoxSports:
Teammates ready to betray each other at 'Dega by Rea White

NASCAR: Beyond the Track:
Independent team owners becoming extinct in NASCAR by Matt Myftiu

Insider Racing News:
Has Eddie Gossage Lost His Mind? by Kim Roberson;
Tales of the Talladega Curse by Patty Kay

Las Vegas Review - Journal:
Sprint Cup Driver Ratings - Talladega Superspeedway an enigma by Micah Roberts

Lexington Herald-Leader:
Waltrip took long way to fame by Mark Story

MikeMulhern.net:
Is James Finch, the iconic NASCAR team owner who loves to tweak powers-that-be, really ready to quit?

Montgomery Advertiser:
Rain forces twin-bill at 'Dega by Josh Moon

NASCAR Examiner:
Talladega escapes damage from deadly storms by Greg Engle

NASCAR This Week:
These good old boys have been known to wreck and
Aaron's 499 advance: 'Goodbye and good luck' and
NASCAR notebook: Who says Johnson doesn't have a sense of humor?

Nevada Appeal :
Weather could be story again this weekend at Talladega by Roger Diez

Peeoria Journal Star:
BU student has no time for Jimmie by Jane Miller

Racin' Today:
Race Day: To Air Is Human at The Dega by Jim Pedley

Racing Geek:
Aaron's 499 Preview by Jordan Bianchi

Roanoke Times:
Daytona will repave racetrack/Notes and
Flying cars big issue today by Dustin Long

SceneDaily:
NASCAR taking risk with Talladega doubleheader by Bob Pockrass

SPEEDtv:
Kurt Busch Defining Career Path by Mike Hembree;;
Earnhardt’s Best Chance To Win? by Tom Jensen

Sporting News:
Fantasy Picks: Aaron's 499 at Talladega by Brett Lazo

Tuscaloosa News:
NASCAR announcer Larry McReynolds 'bleeds crimson' by Chris Rattey

USA Today:
Daytona set for repaving project after pothole fiasco in 500 by Nate Ryan

Yahoo Sports:
Storylines: Gordon ready to rival Johnson by Jay Hart

ESPN.com:
Gordon, Johnson sparring partners by Ed Hinton;
Junior starting to roll again by David Newton

Around the Track:
History Around The Track: April 24, 1999 – Terry Labonte Wins Busch Race in Closest Finish in History of Talladega

Bleacher Report:
Dale Earnhardt Jr. Is Coming Back Home To Alabama and He Is Ready To Win by Sal Sigala Jr.;
Talladega Notes: Harvick Will Stay, Earnhardt Jr. Beard Gone by Sandra MacWatters

Bump-Drafts:
Things That Make You Go "Huh?" by Jeremy T. Sellers

CBS Sports:
With added elements, Talladega will be as crazy as it gets by Pete Pistone

Florida Today:
Talladega: Terrible -- and then some by Mark DeCotis

Hartford Courant:
J.C. France Proves NASCAR's Drug Tolerance Standards Are A Lot More About Image Than About Protecting The Sport by Shawn Courchesne

Insider Racing News:
Has NASCAR Reached The Tipping Point? by Brenda Benedict

MikeMulhern.net:
Kurt Busch is relishing that Shell wanted him; Jeff Burton fastest in practice; Dale Earnhardt Jr. gripes

This Week in NASCAR:
Look a-yonder comin'and
NASCAR notebook: Oh, for the good old days ... when men were men and race cars were adjustable by Monte Dutton

Racin' Today:
Cup Notes: Another Doubleheader On Tap? by Jeff Hood

SPEEDtv:
Silly Season In High Gear by Tom Jensen

SpeedwayMedia:
Talladega with Silly Season & Crazy Weather by Joe Dunn As the Lug Nut Turns: Talladega by Mary Jo Buchanan

Sports Illustrated:
Talladega is sure to be full of surprises -- and the Big One by Lars Anderson

Stock Car Science:
Storm Dangers at Talladega by Diandra Leslie-Pelecky

Virginian Pilot:
NASCAR memories for $75 -- a good price or too high? by Dustin Long

ESPN.com:
Driver X: NASCAR's man behind the scenes;
Dale Jr. to drive No. 3 Nationwide by David Newton

Alabama Live:
Brad Keselowski doesn't mind being the guy with an attitude and
Marcos Ambrose still learning his way around Talladega by Doug Demmons;
Aaron's 499 Pocket Guide (pdf)

Around the Track:
History Around The Track: April 23 – Richard Petty Wins Three Times (1961, 1967 and 1972)

Athlon Sports:
Have Hood, Will Advertise: Some gotta win, some gotta lose in the chase for NASCAR sponsorship by Mike Neff

Bleacher Report:
NASCAR Winners and Losers: Samsung 500 by Patti Rodisch

Caledonian Record:
Strap In! Cup Facts And Random Thoughts In No Predicable Order by Biggy Bigelow

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

Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil:
NASCAR Scene: Hamlin's Monday magic continues by Marsha Hoffman

CupScene:
Hamlin Hoping For A Hat Trick by Sarah Farlee

Dallas Morning News:
Jimmy Johnson's not such a sure thing anymore by Anthony Andro

Denton Record-Chronicle:
Front Row team makes the most of limited resources by Matt Crider

Fayetteville Observer:
It's all about the Benjamins by Thomas Pope

FoxSports:
Talladega offers unique challenges by Jeff Hammond;
Talladega remains unpredictable by Larry McReynolds

Frontstretch:
Restrictor Plates Still Restricting Racing by Kurt Smith;
Who's Hot/Not In Sprint Cup: Pre-Talladega by Tom Bowles;
Bettin' The Horsepower: Take the Longshots at 'Dega by Mike Lovecchio;
Marcos Ambrose Driver Diary: So Close and Yet So Far by Marcos Ambrose;
Reality Of Small-Time Racing Setting In For Eric McClure by Bryan Davis Keith

Georgia Racing History:
Elliott Was Awesome At Talladega In 1985 by Brandon Reed

Hartford Courant:
Andrew Ranger Readying To Drive For K&N Pro Series East Team and
Eddie Gossage Should Have Taken A Look In The Mirror Before Comparing Start-And-Park Teams To Criminals by Shawn Courchesne

Insider Racing News:
Did the Car of Tomorrow Alter the Course of NASCAR History? by Rebecca Gladden

Laidback Racing:
Tailgatin': What You Need to Know About Dega and Tailgating Recipe and Tips of the Week by Jo Ann Hlavac

Las Vegas Review Journal:
High Side, Low Side by Jeff Wolf and Ron Kantowski

Michigan Live:
NASCAR Trading Paint: Aaron's 499 picks

Motorsports FanHouse:
Lynda Petty's Brain Tumor 'Completely Gone' by Bob Zeller

Motorsports Talk:
On Jeff Gordon, Denny Hamlin's knee, and start-and-parkers by Charles Krall

NASCAR.com:
Track Smack: Can Hamlin challenge Johnson as top contender?;
Talladega good theater, at and away from track by Rick Houston

NASCAR: Beyond the Track:
Motor oil and money: Sponsor move to Penske had nothing to do with the drivers by Matt Myftiu

NASCAR Examiner:
Will a beardless Dale Earnhardt Jr. be a faster Dale Earnhardt Jr.? by Greg Engle

NASCAR Insiders:
Want ‘Inside NASCAR’? Show Them The Money by T.C.

NASCAR-ista:
Whisky River Take My Mind by Michelle Dawn

NASCAR This Week:
NASCAR Notebook: Keselowski: Talladega upset 'validated my beliefs' and
Big Bill, Big Speed a Big 'Dega Roll in the Hay and
What's it like out there? Scary by Monte Dutton

Race Journal Online:
Dale Earnhardt Jr, Budweiser, and Richard Childress - Destiny Awaits! by Carol Einarsson

Race Talk Radio:
Earnhardt is the Name at Dega: Fantasy Insight Talladega 1 by Dennis Michelsen

Racing Tool:
"This Isn't The 90's Anymore" As Fans Root for Gordon by David Dubczak

RacingWithRich:
My prediction: Junior will win in Talladega and
Could losing Shell work out in RCR's favor? by Richard Allen

Racing Geek:
What If NASCAR Had Its Own NFL-Type Draft? by Jordan Bianchi

SB Nation:
Talladega Days: Live-Blogging NASCAR's Superspeedway Weekend and
To Be A Sprint Cup Champ, Don't Run Nationwide by Jeff Gluck

SceneDaily:
Ricky Craven knows why Talladega is high on emotion by Kris Johnson;
My coffee is sweetened with NASCAR talk by Carolyn Brewster

Southern Pines Pilot:
Sponsors Playing Musical Chairs by Andy Cagle

SPEEDtv:
Anything Can Happen At ‘Dega by Ryan Newman;
Hall Of Fame Profile: Bill France Jr., Part 5 Of 5 and
Win In Sight? Don’t Look Back by Mike Hembree ;
Plate Decision Looming...NASCAR officials will gauge speeds in practice at Talladega....by Tom Jensen

SpeedwayMedia:
Tony Stewart Gets Down and Dirty by Mary Jo Buchanan

Sporting news:
Top 5 and 5 to watch: Talladega by Bill Marx

Sports Illustrated:
Daytona winners curse, Earnhardt Jr. could take 'Dega, and more by Cory McCartney;
NASCAR's winners, losers in recent driver, sponsor swaps by Tom Bowles

St. Louis Globe Democrat:
Jesse Smith to make NASCAR debut by Brandon W. Mudd

Stock Car Gazette:
Talladega - Statistically Speaking by Mike Wells

USA Today:
The flags could be flying often if Talladega goes to overtime by Nate Ryan;
Team notes: NASCAR turns attention to Talladega

Virginian Pilot:
Gordon, Johnson admit there's a rivalry between them and
Harvick won't detail his future plans but expect him in a Chevrolet by Dustin Long

Yahoo Sports:
NASCAR Power Rankings

ESPN.com:
Crunching numbers for Talladega by Matt Willis;
Sprint Cup shake-up full of intrigue by Terry Blount;
No regrets for Brad Keselowski by David Newton;
We miss you, Wild Thing by Ed Hinton;
NASCAR's greatest intra-team rivalries by Ryan McGee

All Left Turns:
Driving for Hendrick doesn't guarantee success by Patrick Reynolds

Around the Track:
Separated at Birth: Robert Rusinyak – Richard Petty;
History Around The Track: April 22: 1951 – First Win for Marshall Teague/1990 – First and Only Win for Brett Bodine

Athlon Sports:
Horsepower Rankings: Hamlin quiets doubters, Johnson pulling away by Matt Taliaferro

Augusta Chronicle:
Wild ride expected at Talladega and
NASCAR newsmaker: Foster Gillett by Don Coble

Bleacher Report:
Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s Frustration May Drive Him To a Win by Sandra MacWatters;
NASCAR Winners and Losers: O' Reilly 300 by Patti Rodisch

Big D and Bubba Show:
NASCAR driver and team owner Michael Waltrip called the show

CBS Sports:
Poll Position: There'll still be 'haves, have-nots,' so why car cap? by Brian De Los Santos and Pete Pistone

Daly Planet:
Showtime Backlash Continues To Grow by John Daly

Delaware News Journal:
Gordon won't go easy on his teammate by Mike Finney

Elmiria Star Gazette:
Corvettes featured on opening weekend at Watkins Glen by Ron Levanduski

Frontstretch:
Penske, Childress "Shelling" Out Silly Season Madness In April by Jay Pennell;
MPM2Nite: Cult Of Personality - The Hendrick Age Of Political Correctness by Matt McLaughlin;
Fanning The Flames: Harvick, Kahne And The Sponsors That (Don't) Love Them by Matt Taliaferro;
Mirror Driving: Grading The Spoiler, Raising Kahne, And Teammate Drama by the Frontstretch Staff;
Sprint Cup Power Rankings: Top 15 After Texas compiled by Mike Neff

Insider Racing News:
Eddie Gossage: Start-and-Park Teams Are Stealing by Doug Demmons

Laidback Racing:
Cup Corner – Talladega Fantasy Forecast by Ron Engel

Motor Racing Network:
Driver Handicaps: Talladega by Jeff Wackerlin;
Getting Sillier by Pete Pistone

NASCAR Insiders:
Double Duty Wasn’t Just For The Drivers by T.C.

NASCAR Media:
Talladega Weekend Preview page

NASCAR This Week:
Round and round they go, and where they stop ... by Monte Dutton

Philadelphia Daily News:
Hendrick teammates Gordon, Johnson racin', not feudin' by Bill Fleischman

Race Journal Online:
Talladega Infield - Wear a Bell if You're Going to the Shower House by Carol Einarsson

RACER:
Keeping up the momentum by Tim Cindric

Racin' Today:
A Snit At Hendrick? ‘Bout Time by Larry Woody

Racing Geek:
NASCAR Power Poll by Jordan Bianchi

RacingWithRich:
Is there trouble in paradise: Gordon vs. Johnson by Richard Allen

Sirius Speedway:
Eddie Gossage's "Start And Park" Fix Is A Clunker by Dave Moody

SPEEDtv:
Huge Week For Keselowski and
Expect Unexpected At Talladega by Tom Jensen;
Staying Grounded by Randy Pemberton

Speedway Media:
Surprising and Not Surprising: Texas Motor Speedway by Mary Jo Buchanan;
NASCAR Top-10 Power Rankings: Texas by Jeffrey Boswell;
Could 21st Century sponsorship freeze out small teams? by Joe Dunn;
Hoorahs and Wazzups: The Texas Two Step by Dave Grayson

Sports Illustrated:
Richard Childress Racing can all but kiss Kevin Harvick goodbye by Tim Tuttle

USA Today:
Dale Earnhardt: Things fine with crew chief Lance McGrew by Nate Ryan;
Marcos Ambrose puts Texas in rearview, braces for Talladega

Virginian Pilot:
Old Gordon reappeared at Texas but Evernham explains why his pal isn't winning and
Silly season continues with sponsors moving but Busch staying at Penske by Dustin Long

Yahoo Sports:
What To Watch For: Talladega

Around the Track:
Food Around The Track: Talladega: Great Catfish and Eli Gold’s Restaurant;
History Around The Track: April 21, 1985 – Neil Bonnett Out-Duels Darrell Waltrip (Teammate) at Wilkesboro

Athlon Sports:
One-Legged Wonder: Hamlin wins in the Lone Star State by Matt Taliaferro

Atlanta NASCAR Examiner:
Hamlin keeping pace with Johnson in win column by Jeremy Dunn

Bleacher Report:
With Kasey Kahne Signed Thru 2015 , Where Does That Leave Kevin Harvick? by Sal Sigala Jr.;
Years Down The Road: The Complexity of NASCAR Sprint Cup Racing by Rob Tiongson;
Bill Elliott's Son Chase Gets First 2010 Victory by Mary Jo Buchanan

Bump Drafts:
NASCAR Modifieds in the Spotlight by Patrick Reynolds

CarsAndRacingStuff:
Random Lugnuts: Much Ado About Nothing by Bill Crittenden

Charlotte Observer:
Sneak Peak into the NASCAR Hall of Fame by Jeff Siner

Daly Planet:
Rutledge Wood To Co-Host US Version Of "Top Gear" by John Daly

Frontstretch:
No Respect: Media Making Martin Odd Man Out At Hendrick by Vito Pugliese;
5 Points To Ponder: Cup Be Damned For The Shrub, JRM's Ego, And Mears' Ride? by Bryan Davis Keith;
Did You Notice? ... Earnhardt's "50-Mile Mess," And "Chasing" NASCAR Points & Drugs by Tom Bowles;
Talking NASCAR TV's Rain Delay Verdict: ESPN Pretty Good, FOX? Not So Much by Phil Allaway

Indianapolis Star:
Tony Stewart says tires should not be problem at Brickyard by Curt Cavin

Insider Racing News:
Hamlin Says: Monday, Monday..So Good To Me by Chuck Abrams

Las Vegas Sun:
Is a Johnson/Gordon feud developing? by Mike Smith

MikeMulhern.net:
The verdict on NASCAR's new rear spoiler: downforce is good, and drivers want more and
If Denny Hamlin is 'only 60 percent,' then when he's back to 100 percent.....

NASCAR: Beyond the Track:
Hamlin's awesome run proving all doubters wrong by Matt Myftiu

NASCAR Examiner:
America getting its own version of TopGear by Greg Engle

NASCAR Insiders:
Ask The Insiders Wednesday #71 by T.C.;
Where Does RPM Go From Here? by Journo

NASCAR This Week:
Feud of the week: Jeff Gordon vs. Jimmie Johnson and
Burning issues: (as of 4-21-2010) and
Samsung Mobile 500 race notes: Crash set up exciting finish ... as usual and
The passion is in decline and
Hamlin hasn't got time for the pain by Monte Dutton

RacingWithRich:
Why didn't NASCAR run the Sprint Cup race on Monday evening? by Richard Allen

Racing Geek:
Thoughts on Hamlin's Gritty Texas Win and
Winners and Losers From the Lone Star State by Jordan Bianchi

Racin' Today:
Long Races Producing ‘Stupid’ Finishes by Rick Minter;
Big Picture Could Be A Masterpiece by John Sturbin

RubbingsRacing:
How Has New Spoiler Really Effected The Racing? by Toby Christie

SPEEDtv:
Roush A High-Flier by Tom Jensen;
Edwards And Talladega – A Year Later by Mike Hembree

Speedway Media:
NASCAR tidbits for Today by Joe Dunn;
So, what did we learn in Texas? by Ron Thornton;
NASCAR Beginnings - Featuring Red Farmer by Angela Campbell

Sporting News:
Hey Jeff Gordon, Patience Is A Virtue by Buzz Cutler

Sports Illustrated:
Gordon-J.J. would be great theater, but don't get your hopes up by Tom Bowles;
Earnhardt Jr., Keselowski-Edwards feud will take center stage at Talladega by Brant James

Stock Car Gazette:
TV Times - No Monday Win For Jimmie, But He's Still A Force To Be Reckoned With Each Week by Lou Modestino

Toronto Star:
'Do that again, Johnson, and you're fired . . .' by Norris McDonald

Vegas Insider
Talladega Preview by Micah Roberts

ESPN.com:
Gordon quiets critics with gutsy display at TMS by Ed Hinton

Around the Tracks:
History Around The Tracks: April 20, 1998 – Bobby Hamilton Win for Morgan-McClure (Final Win for Team);
Tracks Around The Track: Talladega Superspeedway and Talladega Short Track Preview

Associated Press:
Hamlin wins again on Monday, this one in Texas by Stephen Hawkins

At the Track- Gater Racing News:
When the Veterans Collide by Ed Coombs

All Left Turns:
Hamlin fights pain, beats competition by Jay W. Pennell;
Rainouts cause teams headaches by Patrick Reynolds

Bleacher Report:
NASCAR's Texas Motor Speedway Proves to Be a Wild Ride for Hendrick Trio by Sandra MacWatters;
Kasey Kahne to Hendrick a Good Deal on Paper: What About the Racetrack? by Kelly Crandall;
Richard Petty Motorsports: Survival Not an Option by Sandra MacWatters;
Jeff Gordon and Jimmie Johnson: Spoiled Again and Spoiled Rotten by David Yeazell

CawsnJaws:
Commercial breakdown, driver focus, and links related to the 2010 Samsung Mobile 500 by Cheryl Walker

CBS Sports:
Teammates Gordon and Johnson get wrapped up in 'have at it' policy by Pete Pistone

Charlotte Observer:
Who loves Mondays? Has to be Hamlin and
Rewind: Teams might find real spoiler test farther east by Jim Utter

Daly Planet:
Your Turn: Monday NASCAR Doubleheader by John Daly

FoxSports:
Denny Hamlin surprised by Texas victory by Lee Spencer

Frontstretch:
Matt McLaughlin's Thinkin' Out Loud: Texas Race Recap by Matt McLaughlin;
Why Johnson + Gordon = Uh-Oh: Teams Have Enough Trouble Without Making Their Own by Amy Henderson;
Bubble Breakdown: Three's Not The Charm For Reutimann In Texas by Brock Beard;
Running their Mouth: Samsung Mobile 500 by Summer Dreyer;
Nationwide Series Breakdown: O'Reilly 300 by Bryan Davis Keith

Insider Racing News:
Weighty Issues in NASCAR by Allen Madding;
Hamlin Loves Monday Races, Wins At Texas by Ron Felix

Lexington Dispatch:
Kahne is excited about future by Ben White

Monday Morning Crew Chief:
Rating the Samsung Mobile 500: 4 Stars by Jacob Mayer

Motorsports Examiner:
Rain turns NASCAR racing to 'Mo' on Monday by Dwight Drum

Motor Racing Network:
Hot Laps - Texas Edition by Pete Pistone

NASCAR Examiner:
Earnhardt Jr. Did What!? by Greg Engle

Race Journal Online:
Cheers and Jeers - The Best Feud of the Year: Jimmie Johnson vs. Jeff Gordon by Carol Einarsson

RaceTalk Radio:
Texas Making the Grade: Everything is Soggier in Texas and
Making the Grade Texas: The Second Series by Dennis Michelsen

Racin' Today:
Blades Appeared To Cut It At Texas by John Sturbin;
‘Big Bill’ Beat Big Competition by Jonathan Ingram

RacingWithRich:
Hendrick offers no guarantee of success for Kahne: Without Johnson, HMS on par with other top teams by Richard Allen

Racin' with Russ:
Hamlin Handles Texas Win by Russell Schmidt

RealNASCAR:
NASCAR HOF Should Induct Legendary Cars by Dan Pierce

SceneDaily:
Feud of the Week: Jeff Gordon-Jimmie Johnson rivalry nearly blows up at Texas by Jeff Owens;
The greatest drivers in the world are spending a lot of time running into each other by Kenny Bruce

SPEEDtv:
An Angry (Not So) Young Man by Tom Jensen;
Wanna Win? Don’t Lead and
Hamlin Rebounds At Texas by Mike Hembree

Speedway Media:
Hamlin wins at Texas by Barry Albert;
Did the Kasey Kahne Signing Throw Mark Martin Under the Bus? by Ron Fleshman;
Steve Arpin 'Living the Dream' with New JR Motorsports Ride by Mary Jo Buchanan

Stock Car Gazette:
Track Trash – Texasss BBQ by Racing Maniac

USA Today:
Denny Hamlin doesn't take a knee, edges Johnson at Texas and
Though not out front, Lesa France Kennedy leads the way by Nate Ryan

Virginian Pilot:
Is luck playing a larger role in Cup races? Are Jimmie & Jeff still friends? by Dustin Long

Yahoo Sports:
Kahne’s signing: Good or bad? by Jay Hart

ESPN.com:
NASCAR Live! Sprint Cup on ESPN.com;
Let's race two! by Terry Blount

Augusta Chronicle:
Spoiler to get first real test in Texas by Don Coble

Bleacher Report:
NASCAR's Tony Stewart Proof That "Dreams" Do Come True by Sal Sigala Jr.;
Jeff Gordon Puts Rainy Texas Race Weekend In Perspective by Mary Jo Buchanan;
"Growing Up NASCAR", A Review of Humpy Wheeler's Fast Book by Dwight Drum

Bump Drafts:
I Don’t Have To Like The Move Of Kahne To HMS Do I? by Jim McCoy

CloseFinishes:
Rain A Bummer For Everyone At The Racetrack by John Close

Daly Planet:
Turner Sports Responds To FOX's Online Plans by John Daly

Frontstretch:
Richard Petty Should Step Away From NASCAR and Protect His Legacy by Doug Turnbull

Insider Racing News:
Manufactured Excitement by Matthew Pizzolato

MikeMulhern.net:
How much parity is there in NASCAR this season? Consider this: Chevy vs Ford vs Dodge vs Toyota and
Rain, again, hits NASCAR hard: The Texas 500 is now on for Monday, part of an 800-mile double-header

NASCAR: Beyond the Track:
RPM not likely to find replacement of Kasey Kahne's caliber and
Mark Martin may never retire, but that’s OK by me by Matt Myftiu

NASCAR Examiner:
Texas provides yet another example of why NASCAR should race in the rain by Greg Engle

NASCAR Insiders:
The Townleys And RCR Are In A Tough Position by Journo

NASCAR-ista:
Rain Delays Makde for Good Reading by Michelle Dawn

NASCAR This Week:
Mother nature is apparently angry and
NASCAR Notebook: Nothing to do but eat by Monte Dutton

NASCAR Business Examiner:
NASCAR tweetups help unite brands and fans through social networking by Jesse Medford

SkirtsandScuffs:
Women in NASCAR....Samantha Sarcinella by Lindi Bess

Speedway Media:
On Pit Road: NASCAR post race (non) coverage dilemma by Joe Dunn;
Texas sized tidbits by Tammyrae Benscoter

Stockcar Science:
Track Drying: Why it takes so long by Diandra Leslie-Pelecky

Time:
NASCAR: A Once Hot Sport Tries to Restart Its Engine by Sean Gregory

ESPN.com:
Kahne team has work cut out for it by Terry Blount

Around the Track:
History Around The Track: April 18, 1960 – Wood Brothers First Victory;
Rate The Anthem: Charlie Pride To Sing Texas National Anthem

Associated Press:
Changes make NASCAR finishes less predictable by Stephen Hawkins

Bump Drafts:
Picks ‘n’ Previews: Samsung Mobile 500 by Jim McCoy

FoxSports:
Tony Stewart's long, strange trip to 400 by Lee Spencer

Insider Racing News:
Whatever Happened To Silly Season? by Kim Roberson

Las Vegas Review-Journal:
Rain is Making Things Interesting in Texas by Micah Roberts

MikeMulhern.net:
Pssst: Want to drive NASCAR for Dale Earnhardt Jr.? He's looking for 'the next Brad Keselowski' and
So how will Kasey Kahne fare as a lame duck these next seven months?

NASCAR This Week:
A big ol' yee-haw from Texas and
Home with the armadillo and
Pre-race rail - notes and
NASCAR notebook: Stewart as Sgt. Schultz: I know no-thing by Monte Dutton

Nevada Appeal:
Busy weekend of racing ahead by Roger Diez

Peoria Journal Star:
Kasey was the only one to take him seriously by Jane Miller

Phillyburbs:
Wheeler's interesting career is subject of book by Ernie Saxton

Racin' Today:
Race Day: The GWC Blues by Jim Pedley

Roanoke Times:
Could spoiler equal success? by Dustin Long

SB Nation:
Nothing Simple About 'Simple Person' Mark Martin by Jeff Gluck

SceneDaily:
Tony Stewart rides high note into Texas for career start No. 400 by Kenny Bruce;
Educated guess: How to make the right decision on a green-white-checkered finish and
Strange but true: Redskins coach honored in Cowboys country by Bob Pockrass

SPEEDtv:
Montoya Keeping Hopes Up by Tom Jensen;
NNS: Rain Bumps Race To Sunday Night by Mike Hembree;
Will Blades Cut It? Rain Stalls Note Taking by John Sturbin

SpeedMedia:
Spectator vs. Spotter: Texas Samsung Mobile 500 Edition by Rebecca Spence

ESPN.com:
At Texas, expect the unexpected by Terry Blount

Around the Track:
History Around The Track: April 17, 1960 – Joe Weatherly Wins on Protest at Wilson Speedway

Athlon Sports:
Rivalry Reignited: Gordon and Kenseth must race each other for title by Vito Pugliese

Bump Drafts:
The New Face Of NASCAR Ownership by John Chapman

CBS Sports:
Lone Star State could become drought-busting stop for Gordon by Pete Pistone

Charlotte NASCAR Examiner:
Kahne's decision to bolt team could benefit Allmendinger by David Exum

Charlotte Observer:
Owner/driver role in Martin's future? by Jim Utter

Daly Planet:
Online Post-Race Plans Raise Questions by John Daly

Florida Today:
Johnson dominant -- but he can be beaten by Mark DeCotis

Fort Worth Telegram:
NASCAR driver Kasey Kahne is on the move, but going nowhere fast by Anthony Andro;
History will be riding with Kyle Busch at TMS today and
Gibbs headlines honorees in Texas motorsports by Drew Davison

FoxSports:
Martin not ready to hand over keys yet by Lee Spencer

Insider Racing News:
The Rich (Hendrick Motorsports) Get Richer by Brenda Benedict

MikeMulhern.net:
Upon closer review: this is a rather strange top-12 going into the Texas 500 -- only one winner?

Motor Racing Network:
Shorter is Sweeter by Pete Pistone

Motorsports FanHouse:
Texas Speedway's Eddie Gossage is the Last of his Kind by Holly Cain

NASCAR Driver of the Day:
Andy Lally by Daniel Caudill

NASCAR This Week:
NASCAR notebook: Will the spoiler really be a spoiler? and
Young drivers don't have the advantage of patient owners by Monte Dutton

Orlando Sentinel:
Kasey Kahne's move to Hendrick Motorsports a no-brainer by Tania Ganguli

Racin' Today:
Tony Stewart Blasts Way To The Pole At Texas and
Cup Notes: Parking Problems by Jeff Hood

Racing Tool:
A New Schedule Would Be A Good Order, Especially for Trucks by David Dubczak

SceneDaily:
Richard Petty Motorsports will persevere following loss of driver Kasey Kahne, GM Foster Gillett says by Bob Pockrass;
Kasey Kahne makes good move to Hendrick, but there are no guarantees for success by Kenny Bruce

SPEEDtv:
Talkin’ Smack With Pedley & Jensen by Tom Jensen;
RCR Boys Still Chasing Hendrick and
Gordon Looking To Finish Job by Mike Hembree

Speedway Media:
As the Lug Nut Turns: Texas Motor Speedway by Mary Jo Buchanan

Sporting News:
Martin: Don’t talk to me about retirement - Sprint Cup Series notebook by Reid Spencer

Sports Illustrated:
Texas could see a Hamlin comeback and a Gordon victory by Lars Anderson

Stockcar Science:
Eight Issues for NASCAR in 2010: #6 Get Serious about Being Green by Diandra Leslie-Pelecky

Toronto Star:
Earnhardt gives Canadian racer Arpin a big break by Norris McDonald

USA Today:
Kasey Kahne's ride remains center of attention in Texas by Nate Ryan

Yahoo Sports:
Storylines: Crunch time for RPM by Jay Hart

ESPN:
Texas: Johnson, Kenseth, Kyle Busch among favorites by Mark Garrow;
Kahne in the 5 car in '11? It could happen by David Newton;
The Morning Buzz: Friday, April 16 - Matt Kenseth;
Watch these seven things unfold by Ed Hinton;
Speculation has Kahne going to SHR and
Gibbs, Yates among Texas Hall inductees by Terry Blount;
Crunching numbers for Texas by Matt Willis;
Texas Motor Speedway predictions by Ryan McGee

All Left Turns:
Attendance decline stumps NASCAR by Patrick Reynolds

Around the Track:
History Around The Track: April 16, 1967 – Domination! Darel Dieringer Led All 400 Laps To Win At Wilkesboro

Atlanta NASCAR Examiner:
Kahne's move to HMS inspires silly season predictions and
Race of the week- 2000 DirecTV 500 (Dale Jr's first Cup win! and
Kahne's move to HMS inspires silly season predictions by Jeremy Dunn

Augusta Chronicle:
NASCAR newsmaker: Ryan Newman and
Gambles are paying off by Don Coble

Austin Statesman:
IRS hero to be honorary crew chief at Nascar race by Claire Osborn

Bleacher Report:
Roush Fenway Drivers to Mount Charge Against Hendrick in Texas by Sandra MacWatters;
NASCAR's Kyle Busch Needs a Crew Chief, Not Dave Rogers by Sal Sigala Jr.

Bump Drafts:
Bump Drafts Big 10 Rankings: Texas by Jim McCoy

Caledonian Record:
Strap In! 2010 ACT Invitational II At NHMS To Start 43 Cars by Biggy Bigelow

CBS Sports:
Kahne stopover with Stewart-Haas for 2011 makes sense but not certain by Pete Pistone

Charlotte Observer:
Keselowski making more noise off the track than on by Jim Utter

Dallas Morning News:
Front Row Motorsports is finding success at the Sprint Cup level despite limitations by Anthony Andro

Daytona Beach News Journal:
New bio gets under hood of France Jr. by Godwin Kelly

Delaware News Journal:
In NASCAR, pain becomes part of the ride by Mike Finney

Detroit Free Press:
College students from Detroit vie for NASCAR marketing prize by Mike Brudenell

Elmiria Star Gazette:
Spiffy Woodhull Raceway comes of age by Ron Levanduski

FoxSports:
RPM has to learn from Kahne defection by Lee Spencer;
Have you ever? No I’ve never by Darrell Waltrip;
Newman's win proves Stewart-Haas is for real by Jeff Owens;
Late-race re-starts give NASCAR season a thrilling edge by Larry McReynolds

Frontstretch:
Sponsors Call The Shots In Today's NASCAR by Kurt Smith;
Driven to the Past: Something Really Different by John Potts;
Bettin' The Horsepower: A Texas-Sized Gamble Not To Put Your $$ on Hendrick/Roush by the Frontstretch Staff;
Kenny Wallace Driver Diary: Survival Mode, Winning on Dirt, and the "Tire Spot" by Kenny Wallace;
A Dream Cut Short: Bires Becomes Latest Casualty of JR Motorsports' Development by Bryan Davis Keith

Hartford Courant:
Short Pitting: Hendrick Power, Late Model Pushover, Madhouse Popularity And Radio Pompousness by Shawn Courchesne

Indianapolis Star:
NASCAR's spoiler return gets 1st test on big track this weekend by Steve Ballard

Insider Racing News:
Turning the Tables: NASCAR Personalities Assess the NASCAR Media by Rebecca Gladden

Michigan Live:
NASCAR Trading Paint: Samsung Mobile 500 picks

MikeMulhern.net:
Tony Stewart wins the Texas 500 pole?! And Mark Martin offers some surprises too and
Team owner Rick Hendrick's domination: Is that good for the sport? and
What will the loss of Kasey Kahne mean for owners George and Foster Gillett and Richard Petty? and
Hendrick confirms five-year deal with Kahne, but insists 2011 is still up in the air

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel:
Fastest action in NASCAR is off the track by Dave Kallmann

Motorsports FanHouse:
A Year Later, Jeff Gordon Still Searching for Victory Lane by Geoffrey Miller;
Kasey Kahne's Move to Hendrick Gives Him Shot He Deserves by Holly Cain

NASCAR Examiner:
Will NASCAR's new Spoiler be a Spoiler at Texas, or No Big Deal? by Greg Engle

NASCAR Insiders:
Is NASCAR Starting Its Recovery? by Journo

NASCAR This Week:
Kahne to Hendrick requires a hop, a skip and a jump and
The spoiler, in all its glory and
Feud of the Week: Kurt Busch vs. Kasey Kahne and
The View from Here: Will the "True Grit" remake show as much gumption as the original? by Monte Dutton

Peoria Journal Star:
Green-white-checker good for fans, as for drivers... by Jane Miller

Philadelphia Daily News:
Veteran Burton enjoying early NASCAR success this season by Bill Fleischman

Pit Road Scene:
Keselowski Brothers Top Texas Nationwide Race by Mary Jo Buchanan

Puttyracing:
Kahne is going to Hendrick, so now what? by Garrett Horton

Race Journal Online:
Diversity in Sportsmanship Explains Kyle Busch by Carol Einarsson

Racin' Today:
Kahne Fast Off Track Too by Larry Woody;
Martin Becomes Lame Duck by Rick Minter

RacingWithRich:
Robby Gordon's good run came at a perfect time by Richard Allen

Racing Geek:
Samsung Mobile 500 Preview and
NASCAR Power Poll by Jordan Bianchi

Race Talk Radio:
Making Tire Testing Count: Fantasy Insight Texas by Dennis Michelsen

RubbingsRacing:
NSCS: Does Kahne's Exit Signal The End of Richard Petty Motorsports? and
My First Experience at a Race Track by Toby Christie

SceneDaily:
Kelly Bires disappointed, relieved over release from JR Motorsports by Bob Pockrass;
Oh no, not Jimmie again, please! by Carolyn Brewster

Southern Pines Pilot:
And the Rich Just Get Richer by Andy Cagle

SPEEDtv:
How Long Is Too Long? It Depends and
Hall Of Fame Profile: Bill France Sr., Part 5 Of 5 by Mike Hembree;
Stewart Smokes ‘Em In Qualifying and
Predictions Aren’t Easy In Texas and
What Happens To RPM Now? Kasey Kahne has been the most successful of the RPM drivers... by Tom Jensen;
Last-Minute Lift by Joe Nemechek

Speedway Media:
Jr Motorsports' Recent Moves Spark My Interest by Clayton Caldwell;
On Pit Road: Silly Season all in one week by Joe Dunn

Sports Illustrated:
Who are the winners, losers in Kahne's move to Hendrick? by Tom Bowles

Stock Car Gazette:
Texas - Statistically Speaking by Mike Wells

Skirts and Scuffs:
Matt Kenseth Fans: Dedicated and Always Believing by Whitney Richards

USA Today:
Drivers say spoiler could very well be X factor come Sunday by Nate Ryan

Virginian Pilot:
Mark Martin says he WILL be racing in 2012; also open to idea as owner/driver and
Spoiler talk big in Texas; NASCAR comments on Hendrick-Kahne deal by Dustin Long

Yahoo Sports:
Gossage is serious about not being serious and
From the track: News @ Texas Motor Speedwayby Jay Hart

York Dispatch:
Kahne's move restores buzz in NASCAR by Ellem Siska

Around the Track:
History Around The Track: April 15, 1951 – Fonty Flock Wins First Rain Shortened Race in NASCAR History

Athlon Sports:
Horsepower Rankings: Tony loves Ryan, Ryan loves two tires by Matt Taliaferro

Atlanta NASCAR Examiner:
Silly season dominoes begin to fall as Kahne heads to Hendrick by Jeremy Dunn

Bleacher Report:
NASCAR Winners and Losers: Subway Fit Fresh 600 by Patti Rodisch;
Rick Hendrick Proves Once Again That He Is The One Running The Show by Sal Sigala Jr.;
If The NBA Had Magic and Larry, Who Was NASCAR's Dynamic Duo? by Rob Tiongson

Bump Drafts:
Is NASCAR Making The Spoiler Rules Up As They Go? by John Chapman

CBS Sports:
Kahne stopover with Stewart-Haas for 2011 makes sense but not certain by Pete Pistone

FoxSports:
Kasey Kahne's move to Hendrick could pay off by Darrell Waltrip

Frontstretch:
Fanning The Flames: When Life Deals You Lemons, Sign A Multi-Year Deal With Rick Hendrick by Matt Taliaferro;
MPM2Nite: Keep On Truckin' - How To Make NASCAR's Truck Series Thrive Again by Matt McLaughlin;
Speed Reads: An Inside Look At Earnhardt, Sr. In New Chicken Soup Book by Becca Gladden;
Dialing It In: Kahne, Stewart, Hendrick Combination Bad For The Competition by Jay Pennell;
Fantasy Insider: Avoid Temptations To Take Kahne In Texas by Mike Ravesi

Insider Racing News:
Goodyear Tires Could Use Some Competition by Doug Demmons

Laidback Racing:
Tailgatin': What You Need to Know About Texas by Jo Ann Hlavac

NASCAR: Beyond the Track:
Why is Rick Hendrick talking like he’s already Kasey Kahne’s car owner? and
There's no guarantee Kasey Kahne will succeed at Hendrick Motorsports by Matt Myftiu

NASCAR Media:
Texas Weekend Preview page

NASCAR-ista:
Martin Integral In Naming His Successor by Michelle Dawn

NASCAR Insiders:
Change Is In The Air by T.C.

Race Journal Online:
Texas Tidbits o' Trivia! by Carol Einarsson

RubbingsRacing:
All Eyes On: Tony Gibson by Farrah Kaye

SceneDaily:
Rick Hendrick accepts burden of finding Kasey Kahne a ride in 2011 by Bob Pockrass

SPEEDtv:
Hall Of Fame Profile: Bill France Sr., Part 4 Of 5 by Mike Hembree

Speedway Media:
Rick Hendrick about Kasey Kahne, 'I wanted him so bad' by Ed Coombs;
Kenseth makes a move to challenge Johnson's dominance by Ron Thornton;
NASCAR Top-10 Power Rankings: Phoenix by Jeffrey Boswell;
The Rich Get Richer by Ron Fleshman

Virginian Pilot:
More questions than answers after Hendrick, Kahne talk to media by Dustin Long

ESPN:
Kahne punches his ticket to superstardom by Terry Blount

Around the Track:
Food Around The Track: Good Places to Eat Around Texas Motor Speedway History Around The Track: April 14, 1963 – Richard Petty Win at South Boston

Associated Press:
Kahne to drive for Hendrick in 2012 by Jenna Fryer

Atlanta NASCAR Examiner:
John Wes Townley needs a wake-up call by Jeremy Dunn

Autoextremist:
Racing needs a little less talk, and a lot more action by Peter M. De Lorenzo

Auto123:
NASCAR team goes green by Lewis Franck

Bleacher Report:
Kyle Busch Makes a Big Move by Sandra MacWatters

Bump Drafts:
Basic Mathematics Escape NASCAR Elite by Patrick Reynolds

CBS Sports:
Pete's Pit Stop - Kahne to Hendrick by Pete Pistone

Charlotte Observer:
Kahne signs to drive #5 at Hendrick in 2012 by Jim Utter

Daytona Beach News Journal:
Gibson relishes 1st chief win - Newman gives local elite status by Godwin Kelly

FoxSports:
Rule changes alter traditional late-race calls by Jeff Hammond;
Kahne leaving Petty, but 2011 destination unknown by Lee Spencer

Frontstretch:
Did You Notice? ... Petty's Certain Death, Roush Suckerpunched, And Earnhardt's New Prodigy by Bryan Davis Keith and Tom Bowles;
Kasey Kahne To Hendrick Motorsports - But Is It For Martin Or Earnhardt? by Vito Pugliese;
Mirror Driving: Jumping The Gun On Restarts, Race Length, And Hamlin's Knee by the Frontstretch Staff;
Sprint Cup Power Rankings: Top 15 After Phoenix compiled by Mike Neff;
Beyond The Cockpit: Truck Warrior Todd Bodine On Style On And Off The Track by Amy Henderson

Insider Racing News:
Jeff Gordon Getting No Love On Final Restarts by Chuck Abrams

Laidback Racing:
Cup Corner – Texas Fantasy Forecast by Ron Engel

Las Vegas Sun:
Phoenix Sketchbook by Mike Smith

Lexington Dispatch:
Hamlin deals with torn ACL by Ben White

MikeMulhern.net:
Kasey Kahne? Is he moving to Rick Hendrick's camp, or perhaps Tony Stewart's? And Gillett's next move?

Motorsports Fanhouse:
Joey Logano Pacing Joe Gibbs Racing After Seven Races by Geoffrey Miller

NASCAR Examiner:
Epic Fail: Jimmie Johnson’s hometown forced to drop plans to name street after him and
Kahne is going to Stewart, no wait Hendrick; who cares just be glad he’s going by Greg Engle

NASCAR Insiders:
Ask The Insiders Wednesday #70 by T.C.

NASCAR-ista:
Kahne's Move Begs a Couple Questions by Michelle Dawn

NASCAR This Week:
Moving, and perhaps raising, Kahne and
Strategy works in Newman's favor for first win in 77 races by Monte Dutton

Racin' Today:
Spoiler Peepers Predicting ‘Interesting’ Weekend by Mike Harris

RacingWithRich:
Could Kahne land at JR Motorsports in 2011? by Richard Allen

RacinwithRuss:
Newman Surprise Winner in Phoenix by Russell Schmidt

San Diego Union Tribune:
Jimmie Johnson street plan dropped by Anne Krueger

SceneDaily:
Does Jeff Gordon have what it takes to snap another victory drought? by Jeff Owens;
Kelly Bires deserved more time at JR Motorsports and
Feud of the Week: Kyle Busch vs. NASCAR and
Kasey Kahne leaving Richard Petty Motorsports, signs contract with Hendrick Motorsports, sources say by Bob Pockrass

SPEEDtv:
Desert Doings - Saturday night marked the fourth green-white-checkered flag finish of the season... by Tom Jensen

Sporting News:
New Tires Late In Race A Thing Of The Past? by Jim Pedley

Sports Illustrated:
Hendrick Gets Even Richer By Kasey Kahne Signing by Tom Bowles

Toronto Sun:
Shortening races not the solution by Dean McNulty

Vegas Insider
Texas Preview by Micah Roberts

Yahoo Sports:
Hendrick adding Kahne waters down NASCAR by Jay Hart

ESPN.com:
Sources: Kahne leaving for Hendrick by Marty Smith;
Source: RPM close to deal by David Newton;
Crunching numbers after Phoenix by Matt Willis;
Spoiler gets first true test at Texas by Terry Blount;
Newman at right place at right time by David Newton

All Left Turns:
Dear Denny Hamlin, from another guy with a repaired ACL by Patrick Reynolds

Around the Racing:
History Around The Track: April 13, 1980 – Pearson’s Final Win – 30 Years Ago and
Tracks Around The Track: Texas Motor Speedway Preview

Associated Press:
Long race wreaks havoc on Fox broadcast by Jenna Fryer

Bleacher Report:
NASCAR Winners and Losers: Bashas Supermarkets 200 by Patti Rodisch;
Do It Again: Dale Earnhardt Jr. Looks To Repeat Texas Magic from 2000 by Rob Tiongson

Bump Drafts:
Racing…Something We Get Between Commercials by Jeremy Sellers

CBS Sports:
Power Rankings: Gordon hopes to cure losing woes in Texas by Brian De Los Santos

Daly Planet:
"Madhouse" Ends With Fans Divided by John Daly

FoxSports:
Bliss to Phoenix; Sauter to attempt two for TBR by Lee Spencer

Frontstretch:
Turner's Take: Gordon No Longer King Of Late-Race Battles by Jared Turner;
Two Series, Two Races, One Story: An Ugly Weekend For RCR Driver Development by Bryan Davis Keith;
Who's Hot / Who's Not In Sprint Cup: Phoenix Edition by Tom Bowles;
5 Phoenix Points To Ponder: Montoya's Miracle Comeback?, Gutsy Hamlin, More by Mike Lovecchio;
Talking NASCAR TV: ESPN Focus On Cup Drivers Hurts Nationwide Coverage by Phil Allaway

Insider Racing News:
Green, White, Checker - the new Drama in NASCAR by Allen Madding

MikeMulhern.net:
Jimmie Johnson could be 5-for-7 coming into Texas, so his title rivals better step it up

Monday Morning Crew Chief:
Rating the Subway Fresh Fit 600: 4 Stars **** by Jacob Mayer

Motor Racing Network:
Hamlin Toughs it Out by Pete Pistone

NASCAR.com:
For those that hung on, Phoenix race delivered by Joe Menzer

NASCAR: Beyond the Track:
Keselowski: “I’m putting my future in my own hands” by Matt Myftiu

NASCAR Insiders:
Two Weeks of Bad Decisions at JGR by Journo

Puttyracing:
What Defines An Exciting Race? by Garrett Horton

Race Journal Online:
Cheers and Jeers - Gordon Throws Another Away, Newman Wins for Tony by Carol Einarsson

Race Talk Radio:
Phoenix Making the Grade: Spoiler of a Finish by Dennis Michelsen

Racing Geek:
Phoenix Winners and Losers by Jordan Bianchi

Racing With Rich:
Does it take a 'Rich Dad' to get into modern day racing? by Richard Allen

Scene Daily:
Ryan Newman turns losing streak upside down with win at Phoenix by Kris Johnson

Skirts and Scuffs:
Women in Nascar Series/ One on One with Krissie Newman by Lindi Bess

SPEEDtv:
Burton Pleased But Wants More and
Four For Four – Tough Tracks Await and
Hall Of Fame Profile: Bill France Sr., Part 2 Of 5 by Mike Hembree

Speedway Media:
The Final Word - Phoenix, racing on your birthday sucks! by Ron Thornton;
A Surprise Winner From The Same Camp by Ron Fleshman;
Surprising and Not Surprising: Subway Fresh Fit 600 by Mary Jo Buchanan

SpotterStand:
Smoke Screen: Late Race Cautions, Open Wheel Racing In Alabama, And Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s Race Day Struggles by Patrick Baldwin

Stock Car Gazette:
TV Times - "Anybody But Jimmie" crowd thrilled with Newman win at Phoenix by Lou Modestino

Stock Car Spin:
Maybe Dale Earnhardt Jr. Should Be Fired by Ben Montedonico

Toronto Star:
Racing roundup: Did Kyle Busch lose to a 'higher power?' by Norris McDonald

Virginian Pilot:
Jeff Gordon's winless streak at one year and counting as he reaches pivotal point by Dustin Long

Yahoo Sports:
Merits of pit strategy up for debate by Jay Hart

ESPN.com
2010 Power Rankings: Texas by Ryan McGee

Around the Track:
History Around The Track: April 12, 1952 - Buck Baker Gets First (of 46) NASCAR Win

Athlon Sports:
Back Again: Newman, 39 team, grab first win together at Phoenix International Raceway by Matt Taliaferro

Atlanta NASCAR Examiner:
Newman wins at Phoenix while teammate Stewart struggles by Jeremy Dunn

Bleacher Report:
JR Motorsports: The Story Unfolds by Sandra MacWatters;
NASCAR's Tony Stewart and Ryan Newman: A Fine Bromance by Kara Martin;
Jeff Gordon 'Close But No Cigar' Yet Again by Mary Jo Buchanan

Bump Drafts:
The Bold New World Of Late Race Strategy by Jim McCoy

Charlotte Observer:
Tire calls come up big for Newman by Jim Utter

Element of Speed:
All-Stars Change the Game by Amanda Vincent

Fox Sports:
Gordon gets in fighting spirit by Lee Spencer

Frontstretch:
Matt McLaughlin's Thinkin' Out Loud: Phoenix Race Recap by Matt McLaughlin;
Will Jimmie Johnson's Main Rival Please Stand Up? 'Cause I Don't See One by Doug Turnbull;
NASCAR Not the Only Winner in the Blame Game by Amy Henderson;
Bubble Breakdown: Robby's Top 15 Burst Kvapil's Bubble Inside Top 35 by Brock Beard;
Running Their Mouth: Subway Fresh Fit 600K by Summer Dreyer

Insider Racing News:
The Van in Victory Lane, an Amazing Vehicle by Rebecca Gladden;
The Spoiler Just Looks Good by Matthew Pizzolato

MikeMulhern.net:
Tony Gibson's first Cup win as a crew chief is quite satisfying

Motor Racing Network:
Hot Laps - Phoenix Edition by Pete Pistone

Motorsports Examiner:
Roush snatching NASCAR Mo from Hendricks quietly? by Dwight Drum

NASCAR.com:
Right call at the right time cause for Newman's win by Mark Aumann;
Busch comes out on wrong side of guessing game by David Caraviello

NASCAR Examiner:
Were the extra laps at Phoenix worth it? by Greg Engle

NASCAR This Week:
Renewing acquaintances with Jimmie and
The truth of what they say is the opposite and
NASCAR notebook: Kenseth, Gordon grumble and move on by Monte Dutton

NASCAR-ista:
A Weekend for the Good Guys by Michelle Dawn

NASCAR Insiders:
What Was RCR Expecting Out Of Townley? by T.C.

Race Journal Online:
Is It Time to Move the Phoenix Race to Sunday? by Carol Einarsson

Racin' Today:
No ‘Quiet Please” Signs In NASCAR by Larry Woody

Racing Geek:
Thoughts On Newman Putting Himself In Position to Win by Jordan Bianchi

Racing With Rich:
Gordon and Letarte just miss...again and
Phoenix event makes the case for shorter races by Richard Allen

SB Nation:
Phoenix: Fox's Post-Race Coverage Disappoints by Jeff Gluck

Speedcouch:
Claire B. Lang, SIRIUS NASCAR Radio by Cheryl Lauer

SPEEDtv:
Ford Teams Still Close, But Not Enough by Tom Jensen

Speedway Media:
Will Phoenix win motivate the 39 team? by Joe Dunn

State:
Irmo's Efland, supporters drive home-grown racing team by Gregory Hardy

Stock Car Gazette:
Track Trash - Phoie-nix by Racing Maniac

Valvoline:
Racing's Gimmicks Don't Work by I.N. Sider

ESPN.com:
Late caution opens door for Newman by Terry Blount

Arizona Republic:
NASCAR fans unite at Phoenix International Raceway's 'hill' by Tyler Killian;
Denny Hamlin shows 'courage' in staying in Subway Fresh Fit 600 with injury and
Phoenix International Raceway appears likely to keep 2 NASCAR Sprint Cup races by Michael Knight;
Ryan Newman wins Subway Fresh Fit 600 at Phoenix International Raceway by Mark Armijo

Bleacher Report:
Feeling Like a Newman: Rocket Ryan Propels to Victory Lane at Phoenix by Rob Tiongson

CBS Sports:
Phoenix notes: Hamlin shows plenty despite finishing 30th by Pete Pistone

Close Finishes:
Hubert Hensley Raced For The Love Of The Sport by John Close

Cup Scene:
Saturday Night, Just Right for Newman and
Gordon Comes Up Short Again and
Allmendinger Comes Home 15th by Sarah Farlee

Daly Planet:
Your Turn: NASCAR On FOX From Phoenix by John Daly

Daytona Beach News-Journal:
Questions & Attitude by Godwin Kelly

Ft. Worth Star-Telegram:
McMurray back in comfort zone racing for Ganassi's team by Anthony Andro

Fox Sports:
Newman takes long road back to Victory Lane by Lee Spencer

Hampton Roads:
Newman pulls out surprising Phoenix win by Dustin Long

Insider Racing News:
Jeff Gordon: Valuable Lessons Learned From "Extreme Makeover" by Kim Roberson

MikeMulhern.net:
Emotional, very emotional: Ryan Newman and crew chief Tony Gibson, in victory and
Ryan Newman pulls the surprise, beating Jeff Gordon, Jimmie Johnson and Kyle Busch to win Phoenix 600

Motor Racing Network:
Phoenix Familiar to Stewart by Pete Pistone

NASCAR.com:
Robby Gordon says team headed in right direction after PIR by Mark Aumann;
For Hamlin, race outcome just as painful as his knee by David Caraviello

NASCAR: Beyond the Track:
Busch's great comeback highlights another awesome Phoenix race weekend by Matt Myftiu

NASCAR Examiner:
Hamlin Guts It Out to Finish at Phoenix by Greg Engle

NASCAR This Week:
Writing the Phoenix race ... as it goes and
The pluses and minuses of generic cars by Monte Dutton

Philly Burbs:
Shorter Sprint Cup races are more exciting by Ernie Saxton

Racin' Today:
PIR Post-Mortem and
Stewart Looking A Little Green by Jim Pedley

Scene Daily:
Ryan Newman turns losing streak upside down with win at Phoenix by Kris Johnson

Sirius Speedway:
Some Timely Larceny For Ryan Newman by Dave Moody

SPEEDtv:
Newman Rises Like Phoenix by Mike Hembree;
Johnson Finishes Third, Widens Points Lead by Tom Jensen

Speedway Media:
Newman brings two tires to victory at Phoenix by Kyle Ocker;
Busch wins the Bashas' Supermarkets 200 by Barry Albert

Sports Illustrated:
Five things we learned in Phoenix by Tom Bowles

Yahoo Sports:
Newman’s pit strategy leads to checkers by Jay Hart

ESPN.com:
It's a waiting game for ailing Hamlin and
Hamlin experiences pain in practice and
Challenges aplenty await Cup teams at PIR by Terry Blount

Arizona Republic:
Pressure's on 3 NASCAR drivers with Scottsdale ties by Jane Larson;
NASCAR's Denny Hamlin unsure how far knee will hold up in Sprint Cup race at Phoenix International Raceway and
NASCAR at Phoenix International Raceway Q&A: Kurt Busch by Michael Knight

Atlanta NASCAR Examiner:
Top five drivers to challenge Jimmie Johnson by Jeremy Dunn

Bump Drafts:
Picks ‘n’ Previews: Dash In The Desert by Jim McCoy

CBS Sports:
Biggest test for spoiler will come at Texas and
Biffle hopes to end drought at Phoenix, overcome Johnson by Pete Pistone

Cup Scene:
Despite Carnage, Confusion and Chaos Busch Wins by Sarah Farlee

Ft. Worth Star-Telegram:
Denny Hamlin may start, but can he finish tonight's Sprint Cup race? by Anthony Andro

Fox Sports:
Allmendinger gets revenge with pole run and
Hurt Hamlin not sure he will finish Saturday race by Lee Spencer

Insider Racing News:
Greg Biffle Ready to Put Pressure on Jimmie Johnson by Brenda Benedict

Las Vegas Review Journal:
Changing Conditions at Phoenix Track Will Play a Big Role in Saturday's Race by Micah Roberts;
Hamlin guts it out by Jeff Wolf

MikeMulhern.net:
Jeff Burton eyes knocking Jimmie Johnson down a notch and
43!! With the 'Dinger' at the wheel! and
Denny Hamlin is clearly in pain, but still hopes to go at least 100 laps -- 100 miles -- in Saturday's 600K

NASCAR.com:
Bowles Eyes The Next Step by Tim Haddock;
Leffler considers matter closed with Buescher and
McDowell strong at PIR, but has no shot at victory by Mark Aumann;
Giving up car can be most painful part of getting hurt and
Hamlin back in car at PIR after knee surgery by David Caraviello

NASCAR: Beyond the Track:
Pearls of wisdom from Kyle Petty on Danica, retaliation and more by Matt Myftiu

NASCAR Examiner:
Should Hamlin just suck it up and drive through the pain at Phoenix? by Greg Engle

Nationwide Examiner:
Busch overcomes penalty to win at Phoenix by Amanda Vincent

Nevada Appeal:
No smashing the guitar trophy this time for Busch by Roger Diez

Racin' Today:
Kenseth, Gordon Put Feud on Hold by John Sturbin;
Kicked Up Race To Test Drivers, Fans? by Jim Pedley;
Fantasy Racing: Phoenix by Nick Bromberg;
Taking Tires The Hot New Strategy by Jeff Hood

Racing With Rich:
Kyle Busch wins and jabs at NASCAR from victory lane by Richard Allen

Roanoke Times:
Changing crew chiefs often helpful by Dustin Long

Roberts NASCAR Notes:
Updated Odds to Win Phoenix Subway Fresh Fit 600 Following Qualifying by Micah Roberts

SPEEDtv:
‘Dinger Time In Phoenix and
Playing With Pain Part Of The Game and
Montoya Sums Up Subpar Season by Tom Jensen

Yahoo Sports:
Hamlin limping to the start by Jay Hart

ESPN.com:
Would you trade places with Dale Earnhardt Jr.? by Eddie Gossage;
Crunching numbers for Phoenix by Matt Willis

Arizona Republic:
NASCAR's Jimmie Johnson continuing domination by Mark Armijo;
NASCAR Notebook by Michael Knight

Athlon Sports:
Tube Talk: Today¹s NASCAR broadcasts could take a lesson from yesteryear by Tom Bowles

Atlanta Journal Constitution:
NASCAR driver/owner combos works for some by Rick Minter

Atlanta NASCAR Examiner:
Race of the week- 1986 First Union 400 at North Wilkesboro (Remembering North Wilkesboro) by Jeremy Dunn

Bleacher Report:
Will The Four Horsemen Of Hendrick Lead The Charge In Phoenix? by Sandra MacWatters;
Dale Earnhardt Jr Is Refocused and Ready To Live Up To His Potential by Sal Sigala Jr

Bump Drafts:
A Disturbing Result Of “Let Them Race” by John Chapman

Caledonian Record:
Strap In: Local Fan Goes Behind The Scenes At Nationwide Series Race by Biggy Bigelow

Daly Planet:
Friday NASCAR TV Searches For Traction by John Daly

FoxSports:
Brian Scott optimistic about Braun effort at Phoenix by Brian Scott;
Greg Biffle leads charge to catch Jimmie Johnson by Jeff Owens

Frontstretch:
Jimmie Johnson Is Not Unbeatable by Kurt Smith;
Driven to the Past: What a Lot of People Are Missing... by John Potts;
Bettin' the Horsepower: Bet Johnson at Any Odds This Weekend by Mike Lovecchio;
Jarit Johnson Driver Diary: Kicking Off 2010, One Big Project, and Two Easter Egg Hunts by Jarit Johnson;
Tearing Apart the Trucks: Looking Ahead to Kansas by Beth Lunkenheimer

Georgia Racing History:
Columbus Speedway Site Of Triumph And Tragedy In 1948 by Eddie Samples

Laidback Racing:
Tailgatin': What You Need to Know About Phoenix and
Tailgating Recipe and Tips of the Week by Jo Ann Hlavac

Las Vegas Sun:
What’s the biggest challenge for Sprint Cup drivers at Phoenix? by Mike Smith

Los Angeles Times:
Jimmie Johnson is in a familiar position early in Sprint Cup season by Jim Peltz

MikeMulhern.net:
The state of the sport, at the end of the first fiscal quarter and
Report card time? Who's leading laps, who's winning races...and who's overdue?

MLive:
NASCAR Trading Paint: Subway Fresh Fit 600 picks

Motor Racing Network:
Biffle Takes Hot Streak to Phoenix and
Dollars and Sense by Pete Pistone

NASCAR.com:
Show and tell: A first-hand account around Phoenix by Mark Aumann;
Davis, Daniels: SAFER barriers to cultural barriers by Raygan Swan;
Pressure of owners' points real for those balancing line by Dave Rodman;
MWR taking social media to next level with Tweets by Ty Norris

NASCAR-ista:
Fireball Gets His Due by Michelle Dawn

NASCAR Insiders:
Could NASCAR Contracts Start Prohibiting Certain Activites? by T.C.

NASCAR This Week:
Hamlin still in the 'Grin and Bear It' stage by Monte Dutton

Racin' Today:
Rose’s Life Back On Track by Larry Woody;
It’s All About The Fun For Brad Keselowski by Mark Armijo

Racing Geek:
Answering Questions on Gordon-Kenseth, Top Crew Chiefs, and Who Makes the Chase by Jordan Bianchi

Racing With Rich:
Phoenix track deserves its place on the NASCAR schedule by Richard Allen

St. Louis Globe-Democrat:
Can Greg Biffle win the Triple Crown? by Brandon Mudd

Scene Daily:
Mark Martin gets and gives technology lesson by Bob Pockrass;
Are you tired of hearing about Jimmie Johnson? Greg Biffle is by Jeff Owens

Southern Pines Pilot:
by Andy Cagle

SPEEDtv:
Many Questions At Phoenix and
Logano Showing Early Strength and
Martin Will Be One To Watch At PIR by Tom Jensen

Speedway Media:
Spectator vs. Spotter: Phoenix Edition: Subway Fresh Fit 600 by Rebecca Spence;
Notes from the NASCAR nation: The NASCAR Nationwide Series at Phoenix by Dave Grayson

Sports Illustrated:
Earnhardt Jr.'s rant revealed more than just a colorful vocabulary by Lars Anderson;
Keselowski talks driver double-dipping, Erin Andrews and more and
Six drivers who need to shift into high gear to land a Chase spot by Tom Bowles

USA Today:
Catching NASCAR points leader Johnson a tall order by Gary Graves

Yahoo Sports:
Menard’s making his own way by Jay Hart

ESPN.com:
Gordon thankful for 'Extreme' view by Marty Smith

All Left Turns:
What NASCAR Cup can learn from NASCAR grassroots by Patrick Reynolds

Arizona Republic:
NASCAR's new tolerance for bumping leads to inevitable payback by Michael Knight

Around The Track:
April 8, 1979 - Waltrip and Petty Battle at Darlington... and
eparated At Birth: Duke Bare - Dale Earnhardt (the Osterlund car)

Augusta Chronicle:
Phoenix race all about change and
Hamlin OK after surgery, plans to race and
NASCAR newsmaker: Joey Logano by Don Coble

Bleacher Report:
Ron Hornaday honored by hometown for NASCAR prowess by Mary Jo Buchanan;
NASCAR Winners and Losers: Nashville 200 by Patti Rodisch

Bristol Herald Courier:
NASCAR attendance woes may pay dividends for short tracks by Allen Gregory

Bump Drafts:
Johnson’s Great, But It’s A Long Season by Jim McCoy

CBS Sports:
No more breaks as 14-straight race marathon set to start in Phoenix by Pete Pistone

Cup Scene:
Rookie's Determination Tested by Sarah Farlee

Dallas Morning News:
After disappointing 2009, Matt Kenseth getting up to speed by Anthony Andro

Daly Planet:
"Totally NASCAR" Is Totally Confusing by John Daly

Frontstretch:
Fanning The Flames: Nashville Prices Fans Out Of A Day At The Races by Matt Taliaferro;
Ever Ambitious Front Row Motorsports Managing, Meeting Expectations by Bryan Davis Keith;
Beyond The Cockpit: A.J. Allmendinger Out To Fix Ailing Season by Jay Pennell;
Speed Reads: Liz Allison's Track Guide Useful, But Outdated by Becca Gladden;
Fantasy Insider: Johnson, Stewart Kings of the Phoenix Desert by Mike Ravesi

Hampton Roads:
Could Daytona be due for repaving sooner than planned after pothole incident? and
Which NASCAR driver is a ninja? by Dustin Long

Laidback Racing:
Cup Corner - Phoenix Fantasy Forecast by Ron Engel

Las Vegas Sun:
This Week's Stockcar Toon by Mike Smith

MLive:
Sprint Cup heads to Phoenix, where Jimmie Johnson rules

Motor Racing Network:
Driver Handicaps: Phoenix by Jeff Wackerlin

NASCAR.com:
Is there real punishment within 'boys, have at it'?;
At Phoenix, the sun rises and also sets with Johnson;
Truck driver Butler endures painful night at Nashville and
For racing families, being apart comes with territory by David Caraviello;
Sather's feminine side shines through on 'Tyra' by Andrew Giangola;
Power Rankings: Phoenix by Mark Aumann

NASCAR: Beyond the Track:
Kyle Petty bringing Charity Ride back to the road to benefit Victory Junction camp. by Matt Myftiu

NASCAR Examiner:
Roush Nationwide teams on different agendas at PIR and
Biffle looks to get #27 back to victory lane by Amanda Vincent;
Did team orders decide the outcome of a NASCAR race? by Greg Engle

NASCAR Insiders:
Riggs/RAB Backlash Is Unbelievable by Journo

NASCAR This Week:
Domination is fleeting ... in theory by Monte Dutton

Philadelphia Daily News:
Biffle hopes small improvements result in big NASCAR year by Bill Fleischman

Race Journal Online:
The Truth About the Aflac Duck by Carol Einarsson

Racin' Today:
Fangs For The Memories, Phoenix by Mike Harris;
NASCAR Needs To Go Where Fans Go by Rick Minter

Racing With Rich:
Is Gordon's recent record really any better than Junior's? and
Night time in Phoenix may be the right time for settling a few scores by Richard Allen

Scene Daily:
You can tell a lot about NASCAR fans by the flags they fly at the track by Carolyn Brewster

SPEEDtv:
Menard Still Looking Ahead by Tom Jensen

Speedway Media:
Edwards celebrates 200 starts at Phoenix by Tammyrae Benscoter;
Carl Edwards hopes for an excellent Phoenix adventure by Mary Jo Buchanan;
Notebook: IRS files tax lien against Mayfield and
Biffle on Johnson: 'We're catching them' by Kyle Ocker;
Saturday night fun in the vally of the sun by Dave Grayson

Sports Illustrated:
Former NASCAR driver Hmiel considering jump to IndyCar series by Tim Tuttle

Stock Car Gazette:
Phoenix - Statistically Speaking by Mike Wells

Yahoo Sports:
Hamlin hopeful to race at Phoenix by Jay Hart;
Starting and parking in the Nationwide Series is less prevalent by Nick Bromberg

USA Today:
Reutimann optimistic for solid results despite variable season by Daivd Reutimann;
Hornaday honored to receive key to hometown of Palmdale by Gary Graves

York Dispatch:
After Easter break, NASCAR hopes to regain buzz by Ellen Siska

ESPN.com
Hamlin aiming to race in Phoenix by David Newton;
Phoenix preview: Johnson, Martin, Burton look strong by Mark Garrow;
Busch taking the high road these days by Terry Blount

Around The Track:
April 7, 1990 - L.D. Ottinger Wins Bristol Busch Race - HUGE Crash for Michael Waltrip

Athlon Sports:
NASCAR News & Notes: Phoenix by Matt Taliaferro

Bleacher Report:
Racing for Wins With Brian Vickers, Driver of the #83 Red Bull Toyota by Rob Tiongson;
Should Danica Patrick Consider A Permanent Move To NASCAR? by Sandra MacWatters;
Steve Wallace Joins NASCAR's Walking Wounded by Mary Jo Buchanan

CBS Sports:
Poll Position: NASCAR needs consistent rules on intentional wrecks by Brian De Los Santos & Pete Pistone

Daily Nonpareil:
Hamlin ready to take on Phoenix with repaired knee by Marsha Hoffman

Dallas Morning News:
Perry hopes NASCAR ad will help him lap White by Gromer Jeffers

Daytona Beach News Journa:
Rusty feeling wrecks again watching son race by Godwin Kelly

Frontstretch:
MPM 2Nite: Fourteen Weeks by Matt McLaughlin;
Beyond The Cockpit: Regan Smith On Getting Better One Step At A Time as told to Tom Bowles;
Did You Notice? ... The Difference A NASCAR Decade Makes, Feed The Rich, And ... by Tom Bowles;
Mirror Driving: Chase Longshots, Childress' Consistency, And Judging Leffler by the Frontstretch Staff;
Weekly Power Rankings: Top 15 Up-And-Coming NASCAR Stars compiled by Mike Neff

MikeMulhern.net:
Time to consider tweaking the NASCAR Cup tour schedule? Yes: The Chase -- Think Vegas, baby!

Motorsports Examiner:
Top dogs in NASCAR, NHRA and IndyCar have flying colors? by Dwight Drum

NASCAR.com:
10 things you won't find in NASCAR's Hall of Fame by David Caraviello;
Those that shined at M'ville should again at Phoenix by Dan Beaver

NASCAR Insiders:
Ask the Insiders Wednesday #69 by T.C.

NASCAR This Week:
Year of Harvick? by Monte Dutton

NASCAR Media:
Phoenix Weekend Preview

Race Journal Online:
Phoenix Fun Facts - Good News! If You're Dead, PIR Refunds Your Ticket Price! by Carol Einarsson

Racer:
Steve Letarte's answers, April 6

Racin' Today:
Excellence Proving To Be Overrated by Rick Minter;
Will Different Mean Better Saturday At Phoenix? by Mark Armijo

RacinWithRuss:
Harvick and Busch take Checkers at Nashville by Russell Schmidt

Racing Geek:
Examining Kevin Harvick's Options by Jordan Bianchi

Roanoke Times:
Biffle: I don't care about #48 team by Dustin Long

Rubbings Racing:
NASCAR: Why Do You Watch a Race? by Farrah Kaye;
Greg Biffle Thinks Two's Company, Three's A Crowd by DJ DeSpain

SB Nation:
Out Of 12: An Interview With Joey Logano by Jeff Gluck

Scene Daily:
Longer races aren’t necessarily better races by Kenny Bruce

SPEEDtv:
Phoenix Fun Stop For Drivers and
Will Hamlin Kneed Help? by Mike Hembree

Speedway Media:
HOORAHS AND WAZZUPS: Nashville Edition by Dave Grayson

Spotter Stand:
Catch Can: Kasey Kahne, The Penske Turnaround, Barber Motorsports Park, And Moving The All-Star Race by Patrick Baldwin

Toronto Sun:
NASCAR on target to introduce fuel-injected engine in 2011 by Dean McNulty

Vegas Insider:
NASCAR hits Phoenix by Micah Roberts

ESPN.com:
Six races in, Chase field far from set by Terry Blount;
Menard proving his critics wrong by David Newton;
Drivers have always handled 'issues' by Marty Smith

All Left Turns:
NASCAR evolution changes what fans watch by Patrick Reynolds

Around the Track:
Food Around The Track: Places to Eat in Phoenix and
History Around The Track: April 6, 1986 - Rusty Wallace Gets Career First Win by

Associated Press:
In The Pits: NASCAR needs to re-evaluate schedule by Jenna Fryer

Bleacher Report:
No Team Off to a Better Start in All of Motorsports Than Roger Penske's by Kelly Crandall;
NASCAR: Jimmie Johnson's Loss of Fifth Championship Self-Inflicted? by Sandra MacWatters

Bump Drafts:
If He Hasn’t Hit Stride, Watch Out When He Does by Jim McCoy

Journalist to be honored: Ken Willis emerged from two rounds of voting as the 2010 Henry T. McLemore Award winner. The McLemore Award is given to a journalist with an outstanding career of distinguished motorsports reporting. The voting panel consists of former McLemore winners. Willis, 47, is the sports columnist at the Daytona Beach News-Journal, where he's worked for more than 25 years. While Willis writes about a variety of sports -- his "Hey Willie!" column is followed by readers across the country -- he has a key interest and keen insight into motorsports, especially topics related to NASCAR. The father of two has won numerous state, regional and national awards for his work and is considered one of the top writers in his field. Willis refuses to pull punches. He is not afraid to discuss difficult issues head-on using humor as his weapon of choice. For instance, when discussing how driver Matt Kenseth might celebrate a big victory or championship, Willis wondered out loud in a column if the low-key Sprint Cup driver would "paint the town plaid." Willis and Kenseth had a humorous exchange on the subject during Kenseth's post-race interview following his 2009 Daytona 500 victory. Willis, who lives in Port Orange, Fla., will be honored by his peers in a ceremony this summer.(4-5/6-2010)

FoxSports:
It's all about the Chase by Darrell Waltrip;
Drivers get charitable with foundations by Rea White

Frontstretch:
Who's Hot / Who's Not: NASCAR Stars Of Past And Future by Tom Bowles;
Turner's Take: Cup Drivers Invading Lower Series Must Stop by Jared Turner;
5 Points To Ponder: Tough Crowd In Music City, NASCAR's New Villain, More by Bryan Davis Keith;
Speed Reads: "The Weekend Starts On Wednesday" NASCAR Gold by Danny Peters;
Talking NASCAR TV: SPEED Takes A Step Back While ESPN Shines At Nashville by Phil Allaway

Hampton Roads:
Funny how things aren't always as they seem by Dustin Long

Insider Racing News:
Have at it Boys! The Hits Just Keep on Coming by Allen Madding

Laidback Racing:
Mad Mikie's Rants & Raves by Mad Mikie

Motorsports FanHouse:
A Conversation with Roger Penske by Holly Cain

Motor Racing Network:
Opinion: Attention Deficit by Pete Pistone

NASCAR.com:
Gossage loves his Peeps; if the Census asks, that's 23 by Raygan Swan;
For Papis, sometimes just two tires only way to go by Joe Menzer;
Martin takes 16-year break between wins at Phoenix by Mark Aumann;
Surgery a success, now Hamlin looks to follow suit by Bill Kimm and Mark Spoor;
Annett shares about birth, football, life before racing by Chris Stanfield

NASCAR-ista:
Thank God for Nationwide by Michelle Dawn

NASCAR Blog:
Some Sponsors Don’t Fit Driver by Tom Kenny

NASCAR Insiders:
A NASCAR Career Isn’t For Everyone by T.C.

NASCAR This Week:
Letter from the snail-mail bag and
Burning issues: 4-6-10 by Monte Dutton

Orlando Sentinel:
NASCAR preparation, not luck is the key to Jimmie Johnson’s success by Tania Ganguli

Race Talk Radio:
Have at it Boys Flambe': Nashville Making the Grade by Dennis Michelsen

Racin' Today:
From Food To Outhouses, Schtick Works by Larry Woody

Racing With Rich:
NCAA might want to look at NASCAR before changing a good thing and
Ken Schrader and 'Kid Rocket' among those winning on dirt with Roush Yates Engines by Richard Allen

Richard County Daily Journal:
Another Racing Earnhardt by David Vantress

Scene Daily:
NASCAR’s top Sprint Cup drivers usually need one thing to win – the right crew chief by Jeff Owens

SPEEDtv:
Biffle - #2 Not Good Enough and
Larry Pearson – 12 Days, 6 Surgeries and
Martin Seeks Return To Phoenix Victory Lane and
One Year Ago, Gordon Won - NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Champion Jeff Gordon has not been in victory lane lately... by Mike Hembree

Speedway Media:
On Pit Road: Behind the scenes with NASCAR and series sponsors by Joe Dunn;
Making the Most of Second Chances by Clayton Caldwell

Sporting News:
Can Kyle Busch Be Mature and Still Win? by Jim Pedley

Sports Illustrated:
Edwards losing his thunder, drivers scared to win and more mailbag by Tom Bowles

Stock Car Gazette:
TV Times - Is Jimmie Johnson already the one to beat for 2010? by Lou Modestino

Yahoo Sports:
Mixed messages aren’t always bad by Jay Hart;
Women of NASCAR: Patty Moise, from speeding tickets to Victory Lane by Carol Fitzgerald

Around the Track:
Tracks Around The Track: Phoenix International Raceway Overview and
History Around The Track: April 5, 1959 – First of 198 Wins for the Number 43

Bleacher Report:
NASCAR's Matt Kenseth Regains Fire With Veteran Crew Chief Todd Parrott by Sal Sigala Jr.;
NASCAR's Newest Combo: Drivers and College Students Mary Jo Buchanan

Bump Drafts:
Random Ruminations On The Season So Far by Jim McCoy

CloseFinishes:
Longer Phoenix Cup Event Benefit To All by John Close

Daly Planet:
ESPN Pushes The NASCAR Reset Button by John Daly

Frontstretch:
Nationwide Series Breakdown: Pepsi 300 by Bryan Davis Keith;
NASCAR Retro Paint Schemes We Need To See by Doug Turnbull;
Time To Let The Young Guns Grow Up by Brock Beard;
Tracking The Trucks: Nashville 200 by Beth Lunkenheimer

Insider Racing News:
Was Jeff Gordon Green–White–Checkered Out of a Win? by Matthew Pizzolato;
What To Do Without A Race by Kim Roberson

Motor Sports Weekly News:
I'm Just Sayin'. by Drew Hierwarter

Laidback Racing:
Was It Missed or Covered Up? by Mad Mikie

Motor Racing Network:
DiBenedetto Learning Continues by Pete Pistone

Motorsports Examiner:
Penske's NASCAR and IndyCar teams are win/win (Part 2) by Dwight Drum

NASCAR.com:
The maturation of Logano beginning to show for JGR by Joe Menzer;
For the RCR 'three,' it's a case of so far, so good

NASCAR: Beyond the Track:
Kyle Busch striving to reach Harvick’s level of success in Truck series by Matt Myftiu

NASCAR Insiders:
Payback For Accidental Contact Not Cool by Journo

NASCAR This Week:
NASCAR notebook: Earnhardt Jr. thinks everything is coming together by Monte Dutton

New York Times:
Fordham Student Has His Sights Set on NASCAR by Dave Caldwell

Racin' Today:
Time For High-Hopers To Get In Gear by Mike Harris

RacingWithRich:
Menard, Hornish showing they can compete in NASCAR and
NASCAR doomed the truck series when they tried to go 'big time' by Richard Allen

SPEEDtv:
Now We’ll Find Out by Tom Jensen;
7 Reasons To Love Phoenix by Mike Hembree

Speedway Media:
Remembering Alan Kulwicki - Against All Odds by Angela Campbell

Sporting News:
So far, so good for Richard Childress Racing and
Three-wide with Montoya, Newman and Ragan by Reid Spencer

Stock Car Gazette:
Report from Nashville - No Guitars Smashed! by Steve Langley

TennesseeRacer:
Engine builder Vic Hill talks about the business of racing by Richard Allen

Toronto Sun:
F1's heart-stopping danger; NASCAR sees the light by Norris McDonald

Alabama Live:
This time Kyle Busch's guitar trophy stays in one piece by Doug Demmons

Around the Track:
History Around The Track: 1999 – Ron Hornaday Jr. Wins The 100th NASCAR Truck Series Race

Atlanta Journal Constitution:
Gordon conscious of record books by Rick Minter

Bleacher Report:
Improving the NASCAR Sprint Cup Schedule and "Jimmie-Proofing" the Chase by Tom Parkman;
Jennifer Jo Cobb: Making Small Gains For Big Picture Success in Long Run by Rob Tiongson

Bump Drafts:
Break From Cup Offers Look At Up & Comers by Jim McCoy

Concord Monitor:
Different world - Craven has 'no regrets' by Dave D'Onofrio

Detroit Free Press:
Nelson Piquet Jr. on a different road by Mike Brudenell

Charlotte NASCAR Examiner:
Dale Earnhardt Jr. showing plenty of improvement by David Exum

FoxSports:
In the new era, it's win or go home by Jeff Hammond;
Fast-forward transition for NASCAR crew chiefs by Rea White

Las Vegas Revew Journal:
New tires help produce top-5 finish by Martin Truex Jr.

Motorsports FanHouse:
Powerful Penske Pair [Allgaier / Keselowski] by Geoffrey Miller

NASCAR.com:
Compton fights frustration with big-picture thinking by Dave Rodman

NNS Racing:
Guitars (not Cadillacs) a hot topic at Nashville by Lee Montgomery

Phillyburbs:
Millions of reasons to be a racecar driver by Ernie Saxton

Racin' Today:
Busch Wins Nashville; Spares Trophy Guitar by Larry Woody;
Allgaier Adjusting Well To Life As NASCAR winner and
Nashville Notes: Logano Steamed by Jeff Hood

Roanoke Times:
Local racing starts to heat up by Shaun Hoy

SB Nation:
Kyle Busch Wins Nashville, But Guitar Stays Intact by Jeff Gluck

SceneDaily:
Shut out of seat in 2009, Landon Cassill happy to finally get back in JRM car and
Shane Hmiel says NASCAR’s new substance abuse policy would have helped him get treatment sooner by Bob Pockrass

Southern Pines Pilot:
NASCAR Needs More Martinsville by Andy Cagle

SPEEDtv:
It’s Been A Tiring Season - Six races seem like an entire season already... by Mike Hembree

Sporting News:
Kenseth and Gordon Help Us Explore the Anatomy of a Cheap Shot by Bass Masters

Yahoo Sports:
Tasmanian Devil feeling at home in U.S. {Ambrose] by Jay Hart

ESPN.com:
Rose returns after drug suspension by Ryan McGee;
Drivers have always handled "issues" by Marty Smith

Around the Track:
History Around The Track: April 2 – Ten Years Ago Dale Earnhardt Jr. Gets First Cup Win;
Seperated at Birth: John King Jr. – Bill Elliott

Athlon Sports:
It's About Safety, Stupid: SFI losing perspective on its purpose by Mike Neff

Bleacher Report:
With The Surgery Out Of The Way, What Is Denny Hamlins Next Step? by Sal Sigala Jr;
NASCAR Winners and Losers: Goody's Fast Pain Relief 500 by Patti Rodisch;
Nashville Loves First Time Winners: Is Trevor Bayne Next at Home Track? by Kelly Crandall;
NASCAR: Smokin' Hot Time In Music City by Sandra MacWatters

Bump Drafts:
You Tell Me: Should NASCAR Shorten The Races? by Jim McCoy

Caledonian Record:
Strap In! Meet Steven And Kendall Of Kendall Legendre Racing by Biggy Bigelow

CBS Sports:
Notebook: Nashville perfect venue to test future NASCAR double dips by Pete Pistone

Frontstretch:
How Important Is The Crew Chief? With Matt Kenseth, Not Very by Kurt Smith;
Driven to the Past: A Little History, Here... by John Potts;
Bettin' the Horsepower: Avoid Temptation When Betting For Champion by Mike Lovecchio;
Scott Speed Diary: The Truth About Manicures and Why Planning Sucks! by Scott Speed;
5 Reasons Justin Allgaier Can Win the 2010 Nationwide Series Championship by Bryan Davis Keith

Georgia Racing History:
Remembering The First Lady [Louise Smith] Of Racing by Brandon Reed

Insider Racing News:
NASCAR by the (Car) Numbers by Rebecca Gladden

Las Vegas Sun:
How is Tony Stewart’s 2010 season shaping up in comparison to 2009? and
This Week's Stockcar Toon by Mike Smith

MikeMulhern.net:
Nashville: Once so magical...

NASCAR.com:
Jenkins battling the odds at Latitude 43 Motorsports by Dave Rodman;
Track Smack a topic of tangles, tears and triumphs

NASCAR Insiders:
Can Mediocre Driver Waltrip Become A Great Owner? by Journo

NASCAR This Week:
Some big NASCAR races were won by little-known drivers and
Ain't it the pits? Concord grapes have disappeared by Monte Dutton

Puttyracing:
The 10 Best Cup Finishes Over the Past Ten Seasons by Garrett Horton

Race Journal Online:
Concierge Services at the Talladega Infield? by Carol Einarsson

Racing Tool:
Mark Martin is NASCAR's Happiest Driver by David Dubczak

SceneDaily:
Rescheduled Martinsville race upset this fan’s weekly NASCAR routine by Carolyn Brewster

SPEEDtv:
Green, White And Nervous and
Winless Edwards Still 4-For-4 and
Those Two Guys Again? Carl Edwards and Brad Keselowski are close together again by Mike Hembree

ESPN.com:
Big opportunity for "other" drivers by Terry Blount

Around the Track:
History Around The Track: April 1: 1979 – Earnhardt’s First Cup Win / 1951 – Nash Get’s Only Win

Athlon Sports:
Horsepower Rankings: Monday¹s race is fair of face by Matt Taliaferro

Augusta Chronicle:
Racing's newest shark - Johnson's reign at top frustrates rest of the field and
Surgery delayed by finish Monday/Notes by Don Coble

All Left Turns:
What do NASCAR crews do during the week? by Patrick Reynolds

Bangor Daily News:
Mainer focusing on ride in NASCAR by Alex Barber

Bleacher Report:
Doing It His Way: Alan Kulwicki Was NASCAR's Most Unique Champion by Rob Tiongson;
NASCAR's Spoiler Sure Looks Good, But The Results Are Still The Same by Sal Sigala Jr.;
NASCAR Winners and Losers: Kroger 250 by Patti Rodisch

Bump Drafts:
Bump Drafts Big 10 Driver Rankings by Jim McCoy

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

Charlotte NASCAR Examiner:
Double J takes over series standings after finishing ninth at Martinsville by David Exum

Dailed In:
Martinsville Victory Lane! by Claire B. Lang

Elmiria Star Gazette:
Price is certainly right for Chemung Speedrome opener by Ron Levanduski

FoxSports:
Battle for Chase positions heating up now by Jeff Owens;
Fitness off the track gives drivers the edge on it by Rea White

Frontstretch:
Doing What's Right And Doing What Matters: What NASCAR Can Use More And Less Of by Vito Pugliese;
Racing? At Victory Junction, Earnhardt Is About So Much More by Amy Henderson;
Fanning The Flames: Menard's Encouraging Start And Kenseth's Disappointing Finish by Matt Taliaferro;
Speed Reads: Humpy Wheeler's Growing Up NASCAR by Becca Gladden;
Talking NASCAR TV: SPEED Shines While FOX Fickle At Martinsville by Phil Allaway

Hartford Courant:
Even The Lies Are Bigger: Hoax Falls Flat Before April Fool's Day For Texas Motor Speedway's Eddie Gossage by Shawn Courchesne

Insider Racing News:
Thinking Outside The Box On The 2011 Sprint Cup Schedule by Doug Demmons

Las Vegas Review Journal:
High Side, Low Side by Jeff Wolf and Ron Kantowski

NASCAR.com:
In NASCAR, it's the most wonderful time of the year by David Caraviello;
Never at a loss for words, Waltrip mixes past, present by Joe Menzer

NASCAR This Week:
Feud of the Week: Johnny Sauter vs. Ron Hornaday and
Fluke injury just a small obstacle in Hamlin's plans by Monte Dutton

Racin' Today:
Recent Races Produce Empty Feelings by Rick Minter

Racing Geek:
NASCAR Power Poll by Jordan Bianchi

SceneDaily:
Texas publicity stunt went too far and
Seven ways Kyle Busch could celebrate a win at Nashville – instead of smashing another guitar by Bob Pockrass

SPEEDtv:
Six Races In, Menard Still Rolling by Mike Hembree;
Inside Their Heads: It’s obvious that many drivers can’t get Jimmie Johnson out of their heads during a race by Jimmy Spencer;
Jimmie or Chad? by Randy Pemberton ;
New To Nashville by Austin Dillon;
Busch Switches Gears - Kyle Busch is entered in Friday’s NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race... by Tom Jensen

Speedway Media:
The Road to Richmond - runs through Martinsville by Larry Taylor;
Forget the Movies, Let's go Racing! by Shell Sparrow;
NASCAR Top-10 Power Rankings: Martinsville by Jeffrey Boswell

Sporting News:
Is the spoiler a poison pill for Jimmie Johnson? and
Notebook: Gordon, Kenseth renew rivalry by Reid Spencer;
Inconsistent Calls Mar An Exciting Martinsville Race by Jim Pedley

Sports Illustrated:
NASCAR's free agents, fewer races for fans and Kahne's DWTS pick by Cory McCartney

York Dispatch:
Gordon, Kenseth may settle score at Richmond by Ellen Siska