ESPN.com:
NASCAR's message loud and clear by David Newton

Allentown Morning Call:
Stewart snares Pocono pole by Andrew Wagaman;
Haller is home again at Pocono by Keith Groller

Bleacher Report:
NASCAR: Keeping Score of Who, What, When and How by Sandra MacWatters;
NASCAR's Dale Earnhardt Jr. Continues Down The Path Of Uncertainty by Sal Sigala Jr.;
I Took Tony Stewart's Advice and Here's What I Found in Pocono by Mary Jo Buchanan

Bump Drafts:
Picks ‘n’ Previews: Pocono by Jim McCoy

CBS Sports:
Hamlin won't be napping at Pocono with history, bonus points at stake by Pete Pistone

Charlotte Observer:
In NASCAR, if you can't say anything nice by Jim Utter

CupScene:
Drives fall in line with NASCAR’s wishes by Sarah Farlee

Florida Today:
New look may hurt -- or help -- NASCAR by Mark DeCotis

FoxSports:
NASCAR sends message with 'secret' fines to Hamlin and Newman by Lee Spencer

Frontstretch:
Newman, Stewart Spin Tangled Web Of Confusion On Driver Fines by Jay Pennell

Insider Racing News:
Is NASCAR Playing with Fire? by Brenda Benedict

Michigan Live:
NASCAR Trading Paint: Pennsylvania 500 picks

MikeMulhern.net:
Drivers' Reaction to NASCAR's secret penalties: Mixed and
What to make of that big owners meeting at Rick Hendrick's shop: Good question and
TStewart & JPMontoya win Pocono's frontrow...and RNewman & DHamlin confirm those 'secret' NASCAR penalties

Motor Racing Network:
Stewart Sprints to Pocono Pole by Jeff Wackerlin

Motorsports Fanhouse:
Denny Hamlin Stays Honest Despite NASCAR's Secret Fine by Bob Zeller

NASCAR.com:
Roush missing from Pocono, but still in action by Dave Rodman;
Drivers acknowledge impact of their comments by Chris Stanfield

NASCAR This Week:
How they learned to stop worrying ... and
Nicknames and Slick Names by Monte Dutton

Patriot-News:
Drivers banding together over fines is a good thing for NASCAR by Jeremy Elliott

Philadelphia Inquirer:
Drivers defend NASCAR as "benevolent dictatorship" by Pete Schantz

Pocono Record:
Stewart picks right racetrack to win the pole by Joe Miegoc

Racin' Today:
Believability Has Been Put On The Line by Jim Pedley

RacingWithRich:
Multiple cars on track in qualifying is best for all involved by Richard Allen

Roanoke Times:
NASCAR drivers Newman, Hamlin fined by Dustin Long

RacingWin:
Ban NASCAR Motorhomes for Better Racing

SceneDaily:
Nationwide Series needs a Chase and some new stars by Jeff Owens

Scranton Times Tribute:
Pocono pole is a 'Smoke' screen by Scott Walsh

Speedway Media:
Jeff Gordon Sees Need to Protect Integrity of Sport and
Steve Letarte 'Never a Doubt' To Re-Up as Jeff Gordon's Crew Chief by Mary Jo Buchanan;
Keep the Nationwide Series out of the Brickyard by Mark Odor

Sports Illustrtated:
Tony Stewart, Clint Bowyer To Battle For Victory Lane At Pocono and
Hamlin believes Twitter conversation cost him hefty fine and
Time For A Change: Drive for Diversity drivers talk race and gender in NASCAR by Tom Bowles;
Hamlin hits hard times after five-win start to Cup season by Cory McCartney

Sporting News:
Notebook: Hamlin, Newman confirm they were fined by Reid Spencer

Wilkes-Barre Times Leader:
Racing with the sun at Pocono by Andrew M. Seder;
Stewart savors pole repeat by John Erzar;
Johnson sees Pocono as chance to regain his No. 1 form and
Johnson sees Pocono as chance to regain his No. 1 form by Paul Sokoloski

WBRE:
Race Weekend Big for Businesses by Doug Currin

Yahoo Sports:
Four Wide: Secrecy in fines gives fans ammunition by Jenna Fryer

ESPN:
Pocono preview: Hamlin will be tough to beat by Mark Garrow;
One wild and wacky week in racing by Terry Blount;
McLaren's Dennis tunes NASCAR pitch by Ed Hinton

Alabama Live:
NASCAR's motor mouths get a restrictor plate by Doug Demmons;
Larry McReynolds hasn't forgotten his lone fight at Huntsville Speedway by Mark McCarter

Bleacher Report:
Will Death Ever Be An Acceptable Part Of Doing Business In NASCAR? by David Yeazell

Bump Drafts:
The “Big 10” Driver Rankings by Jim McCoy

Caledonian Record:
Strap In! Saying Something Bad About NASCAR Cost Twice As Much As Wrecking A Bunch Of Cars On Purpose by Biggy Bigelow

Citizens Voice:
Hamlin has chance at history and
Biffle has safety concerns with Pocono Raceway by Scott Walsh;
Despite slowdown, Pennsylvania 500 to pump dollars into area economy by Denise Allabaugh

Daly Planet:
SPEED Has Friday Covered From Pocono by John Daly

Detroit Free Press:
Plane crash won't keep NASCAR team owner Jack Roush grounded by Mike Brudenell

Express Times:
Dale Earnhardt Jr. comes to Pocono Raceway trying to get back into NASCAR Sprint Cup Series' Race for the Chase and
Kyle Busch improves his stock at Pocono Raceway and
Tony Stewart has improved to the ninth spot in the Chase for the Championship with some encouraging races of late by Chuck Givler

FoxSports:
Love of aviation keeps Roush in the air by Bob Margolis;
Chase for Sprint Cup runs through Pocono by Rea White;
Brad Keselowski on track to meet 2010 NASCAR goals

Frontstretch:
Some Ad Campaigns NASCAR Could Be Running by Kurt Smith;
NASCAR's Veteran Drivers Have More to Offer, And Deserve More Too by Amy Henderson;
Driven to the Past: Scoring Wasn't Always So Easy... by John Potts;
Scott Speed Driver Diary: Water Slide Racing in the Bahamas, Revenge on Kyle, and F1 Team Orders by Scott Speed;
Tearing Apart the Trucks: Series Debut at the Tricky Triangle by Beth Lunkenheimer

Georgia Racing History:
'Have At It Boys' Becomes 'Keep It Quiet, Boys' by Brandon Reed

Insider Racing News:
Don't Shoot the Messenger by Rebecca Gladden

Laidback Racing:
I Don't Need the Cook Telling me the Food Sucks and Tailgating: What You Need to Know About Pocono by Jo Ann Hlavac;
The Truth Shall Set You Free by Mad Mikie;
Cup Corner – Pocono Fantasy Forecast by Ron Engel

Las Vegas Review Journal:
NASCAR needs influx of youth by Jeff Wolf

LTPicks:
Pocono Driver Rankings

MikeMulhern.net:
Jack Roush recovering...and is this what the 2011 Sprint Cup calendar will look like: a Vegas finale? and
Now how will NASCAR CEO Brian France address the controversy of 'secret' penalties?

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel:
Let's take a few laps around the water cooler by Dave Kallmann

NASCAR Insiders:
The Trucks at Pocono? Really? by Journo

NASCAR-ista:
Richardson Jr. Talks ORP, Iowa and Elvis by Michelle Dawn

NASCAR This Week:
View from Here: The sum of writing's in the reading by Monte Dutton

Philadelphia Daily News:
NASCAR Truck series makes debut at Pocono by Bill Flesichman

Pocono Record:
Chance to Chase starts now and
Trucks to make debut at Pocono by Joe Miegoc;
Carmichael got what he 'expected' by Mike Kuhns

Race Journal Online:
Win a Race, You're in the Chase and
Jack's Crash, Gordon's Spotter, and Secret Penalties by Carol Einarsson

RubbingsRacing:
What To Watch For At Pocono by Toby Christie

Racing Geek:
Drivers Speak, NASCAR Reacts by Jordan Bianchi

SceneDaily:
Lessons from 2002 crash will help Roush Fenway Racing rally around injured team owner by Jeff Owens;
What’s Rick Hendrick doing with a beard? by Bob Pockrass;
A NASCAR race or a Broadway musical? A fair compromise by Carolyn Brewster

Stock Car Gazette:
Pocono - Statistically Speaking by Mike Wells

Toldedo Blade:
Kyle Busch to take fans on bus ride around Toledo Speedway track by Matt Markey

WCNC:
Roush sounded unsure about landing just before crash by Tony Burbeck

Yahoo Sports:
Dinger happy, not satisfied with standing by Jay Hart;
Is too much NASCAR a bad thing? by Brant James

ESPN.com:
Crunching numbers for Pocono by Matt Willis;
F1's Dennis puts the E-word in play by Ed Hinton

All Left Turns:
Rubbin’ is not racing by Patrick Reynolds

Augusta Chronicle:
NASCAR newsmaker: Jamie McMurray by Don Coble

Building Speed:
A New Trackside Sign: Speech Limit by Diandra Leslie-Pelecky

Bump Drafts:
The Fines, The Moves, And What’s Right by Jim McCoy

Cape May County Herald:
NASCAR Nation - 7-28 by Bruce Knoll, Jr.

CBS Sports:
Expect domino effect with Blue Grass State on 2011 Cup slate by Pete Pistone

Charlotte Observer:
Jamie McMurray at his best in big races by Jim Utter

Daly Planet:
Your Turn: Secret Driver Fines by John Daly

Delware News Journal:
NASCAR's fines don't hide criticism's merit and
Delaware's Tori working toward racing's next rung by Mike Finney

Elmira Star Gazette:
IndyCar official's comment casts doubt on series' future at WGI by Ron Levanduski

Ford Racing:
First One's Not Like the Second One…

FoxSports:
The power of logical deduction by Darrell Waltrip;
Top teams could be trying new ideas in NASCAR Sprint Cup races by Larry McReynolds

Frontstretch:
Fanning The Flames: NASCAR's Methods From Yesteryear Don't Work In Today's Environment by Matt Taliaferro;
MPM2Nite: 1313 Turkey Court by Matt McLaughlin;
Dialing It In: NASCAR Needs To Come Clean by Jay Pennell;
Gateway Melee Overshadows Great Driving By NASCAR Up-And-Comer by Jeff Meyer;
Fantasy Insider: Stewart, Harvick Primed For Second Round Of Pocono Success by Mike Ravesi

Indianapolis Star:
As Brickyard attendance tumbles, Kentucky Speedway becomes threat by Steve Ballard

Insider Racing News:
Comments Detrimental to the Sport: NASCAR Clamps Down by Doug Demmons

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

Las Vegas Sun:
Is NASCAR sending a mixed message? and
This Week's Stockcar Toon by Mike Smith

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel:
Auto Racing transcript by Dave Kallmann

Motorsports Talk:
On Carl v. Brad, Part 2 by Charles Krall

NASCAR,com:
Viers brings veteran presence to RFR youngsters by Dave Rodman;
Working Together For The Good Of The Sport by NASCAR by Ramsey Poston;
Power Rankings: Pocono by Mark Aumann

NASCAR Insiders:
This Secret Fine Discussion Has Become Ridiculous and
Ask The Insiders Wednesday #85 by T.C.

NASCAR This Week:
Digesting the mail and
Biffle working through it and
Update from Valli Hilaire: Racin' just got faster--and more fab by Monte Dutton

Newport News Daily Press:
King Petty talks NASCAR during charity visit to Richmond International Raceway by Marty O'Brien

Patriot-News:
ESPN motorsports commentator Marty Reid 'brings a sense of experience' to broadcasts by Jeremy Elliott

Philadelphia Daily News:
Safety issues at Pocono Raceway by Bill Fleischman

Peoria Journal Star:
Mapleton teen in fast company by Jane Miller

Racin' Today:
The Brickyard Has Lost Its Dazzle and
Martin-Hendrick Mess May Get Ugly by Larry Woody;
Trucks, History Are Headed To Pocono Raceway by Jim Pedley

Race Journal Online:
No More Spinach at Pocono Raceway! by Carol Einarsson

Race Talk Radio:
Second Time Around: Fantasy Insight Pocono 2 by Dennis Michelsen

RacinDeals:
Some Constructive Criticism for Fairgrounds Speedway

RacingWithRich:
Will McMurray's season be counted as a success if he doesn't make the Chase? by Richard Allen

RubbingsRacing:
Why I'm Fine With 'Secret' Fines by Toby Christie

SBNation:
12 Out Of 12: An Interview With Marcos Ambrose by Jeff Gluck

SceneDaily:
A fine mess for NASCAR without full disclosure by Kenny Bruce

Speedway Media:
NASCAR Puts Muzzle on Drivers and Freedom of Speech by Ashley McCubbin;
A Familar Name Returns to the Camping World Truck Series by Clayton Caldwell;
NASCAR Top-10 Power Rankings: Indianapolis by Jeffrey Boswell

Sporting News:
I'm Just Sayin': Secret Fines Smell Bad by Bass Masters;
Sporting News Power Poll after Indianapolis

Sports Illustrated:
Childress, Harvick turn near split into newly-successful marriage by Tim Tuttle;
McMurray, Ganassi dominate the Brickyard by Brant James

Sports Network:
Hamlin seeking third straight win at Pocono

Vegas Insider
Pocono Preview by Micah Roberts

Virginian Pilot:
Roush update; Bobby Labonte to have new ride; Indy lowering ticket prices by Dustin Long

Yahoo Sports:
Chase Watch: The field is getting clearer by Jay Hart

ESPN:
Crunching numbers after Indianapolis by Matt Willis

Atlanta NASCAR Examiner:
Ambrose throws his name into silly season chatter by Jeremy Dunn

Auto Racing Daily:
Where will Sprint Cup Series be racing in 2011? by Amanda Vincent

Bump Drafts:
Return Of The Number 3 by Patrick Reynolds

Cars and Racing Stuff:
Random Lugnuts: Keselowskis, Johnsons, and the Schedule by Bill Crittenden

CBS Sports:
Poll Position: NASCAR drivers should keep dirty laundry in-house by Brian De Los Santos and Pete Pistone

Daly Planet:
Wednesday TV/Media Notes by John Daly

Express Times:
NASCAR Camping World Truck Series to race at Pocono Raceway on Saturday by Chuck Givler

Fox Sports:
McMurray shows you can go home again by Darrell Waltrip;
Juan Pablo Montoya, team need to rally past setback by Larry McReynolds;
Fuel injection on the forefront of NASCAR initiatives by Lee Spencer

Frontstretch:
Did You Notice? ... Busch Spotter Silliness, Martin v. Evernham, Labonte Love, And Sources by Tom Bowles;
Ford Teetering On The Brink Of Success - And Irrelevancy - In NASCAR by Vito Pugliese;
Sprint Cup Power Rankings: Top 15 After Indianapolis and
Beyond The Cockpit: Talented New NASCAR Teen Makes Debut by Mike Neff;
Mirror Driving: Triple Crowns, Scheduling Snafus, And Sponsorship Central by the Frontstretch Staff

Insider Racing News:
Jamie Mac, The Most Unlikely of Winners by Chuck Abrams

Indianapolis Star:
TV makes going to Brickyard 400 unnecessary by Bob Krantz

MikeMulhern.net:
Marcos Ambrose decides to leave Daugherty-Geschickter at the end of the season and move on

Motor Racing Network:
Power Rankings

Motorsports FanHouse:
NASCAR's Secret Fines a Bad Policy by Holly Cain

NASCAR.com:
Follow similar lineup paths for Pocono success by Dan Beaver

NASCAR Examiner:
Dang, NASCAR’s gone all Commie on us and junk by Greg Engle

NASCARMedia:
Pocono Raceway and Iowa Speedway Weekend Preview page

Orlando Sentinel:
NASCAR mulls tweaking Chase format again by George Diaz

RacingWithRich:
Why the need for secrecy over NASCAR driver fines? by Richard Allen

Race Talk Radio:
NASCAR Management is Their Own Worst Enemy by Dennis Michelsen

RacinwithRuss:
McMurray Gives Ganassi Trifecta by Russell Schmidt

Roanoke Times:
Empty seats lessen Indy's prestige by Dustin Long

SBNation:
Gluckometer, Indianapolis: Interesting receptions for Edwards, Keselowski by Jeff Gluck

SceneDaily:
Jamie McMurray has finally established himself as a legitimate superstar by Jeff Owens

Scranton Times Tribune:
Truck Series rookie Austin Dillon: From Williamsport to Pocono by Scott Walsh

SPEED:
Back To The Future, Please by Jimmy Spencer;
Fishing For Top Pocono Finish by Ryan Newman;
Kyle Busch Finally A Pocono Contender and
Yates Talks Fuel Injection by Tom Jensen

Speedway Media:
As JR Motorsports Continues Driver Search, Almirola Looks To Be The One by Ashley McCubbin;
On Pit Road: Troubles ahead for the Nationwide Series? by Joe Dunn;
Hoorahs and Wazzups: An inspiring weekend in Indiana by Dave Grayson;
How 'Radioman' Doug Taylor Saved Mark Martin's Life by Angela Campbell;
Ryan Newman Marries Indy Struggles with Pregnancy Bliss by Mary Jo Buchanan

Sporting News:
For once, it's time to focus on the little picture by Reid Spencer

Sports Illustrated:
NASCAR looks to silence drivers critical of the sport by Tom Bowles

Spotter Stand:
Smoke Screen: McMurray Shines In Big Races, Ganassi Makes History, Mouthy Drivers, And Silly Season Talk by Patrick Baldwin

Yahoo Sports:
Memo to fans: Survival relies on growth by Jay Hart

ESPN.com:
Fining drivers is no big deal by David Newton;
Hush-hush about hush-up money and
Cup drivers in Nationwide: Good or bad? and
A new perspective on Jeff Gordon by Marty Smith

Athlon Sports:
Horsepower Rankings: Harvick pads, McMurray pounces by Matt Taliaferro

At the Track: Gater News:
Are Fines and Ticket Sales Related? by Ed Coombs

All Left Turns:
McMurray, Ganassi shine on center stage by Patrick Reynolds

Bleacher Report:
NASCAR: Power-Ranking the Top 15 Candidates to Win the 2010 Sprint Cup by Kara Martin;
Just Like Jamie McMurray, NASCAR Also Went From nothing to Everything by Kelly Crandall;
NASCAR Hall of Fame: Who Should Be In the Second Year's Class? and
NASCAR: Those Who Have and Those Who Have Not by Sandra MacWatters

Boston Globe:
NHMS date may not be at risk by Michael Vega

Bump Drafts:
Adios, TNT by John Chapman

Des Moines Register:
Kyle Busch returns to Newton track for the fun by Rob Gray

Fox Sports:
Five things learned at Indianapolis by Lee Spencer

Frontstretch:
Five Points To Ponder: Censorship Gone Wild, Carl & Kyle Sitting In A Tree, More by Bryan Davis Keith;
Brian And Bruton Tell Us ... What, Exactly? by Mike Neff;
No Bull: Bad Calls Can Quickly Cost You Credibility by Nick Bromberg;
Who's Hot / Who's Not In Sprint Cup: Indy-Pocono Edition by Tom Bowles;
Talking NASCAR TV: Did ESPN Cut The Mustard In Its Cup Debut? by Phil Allaway

Insider Racing News:
Does the NASCAR Nationwide Series Really Need the Sprint Cup Drivers? by Allen Madding

Lexington Dispatch:
McMurray, Ganassi revel in win by Ben White

MikeMulhern.net:
Leaving Indy, with things to ponder....

Motor Racing Network:
Biffle Brings Home Third Place by Pete Pistone

Monday Morning Crew Chief:
Rating the Brickyard 400: 3 Stars by Jacob Mayer

NASCAR.com:
Montoya, team need to find a way to finish first by Joe Menzer;
Johnson's Indy run ends in disappointment and
Glotzbach's speed record at Bristol still standing by Mark Aumann

NASCAR: Beyond the Track:
Times have changed, but Chevy still believes NASCAR helps sell cars by Matt Myftiu

NASCAR Insiders:
McMurray Making Roush, Truex Look Bad by Journo

NASCAR This Week:
Burning issues: 7-27-10 and
Return to Peyton Place and
The thousands who were not there by Monte Dutton

Puttyracing:
Expect Vegas, Homestead to have much different slots on the schedule next year by Garrett Horton

Race Journal Online:
Cheers and Jeers - Indianapolis: Revenge of...the Grass? by Carol Einarsson

Race Talk Radio:
Yes Empty Seats Do Matter: Making the Grade Indy by Dennis Michelsen

Racin' Today:
McMurray Has Been An Overlooked Wheel Man by Rick Minter

RacingWithRich
Did you see Indy as half full or half empty? by Richard Allen

RubbingsRacing:
Why Changing The Schedule Just Makes Sense by Toby Christie

SPEED:
Chase Bubble Perking With Six To Go and
Where Does McMurray’s Win Rank? by Mike Hembree

Speedway Media:
ARCA's Chad Finley Talks Brad Keselowski Racing, His Future and More by Ashley McCubbin;
The Final Word - Indianapolis, where two beats four, and continues to beat Montoya by Ron Thornton;
Surprising and Not Surprising: Indy's Brickyard 400 by Mary Jo Buchanan

Stock Car Gazette:
Drivers shoot off their mouths... NASCAR shoots back! by Mike Irwin;
TV Times - McMurray's Key to Brickyard Win is Good Chemistry by Lou Modestino

Virginian-Pilot:
A Dale Earnhardt story that should make you chuckle and
Has "Boys have at it'' become shut up and drive? by Dustin Long

Yahoo Sports:
Fryer’s Five: Ganassi’s fortunes make a 180 by Jenna Fryer

ESPN.com:
2010 Power Rankings: Pocono by Ryan McGee;
McMurray puts Ganassi in rarefied air by Ed Hinton;
McMurray's year a success, Chase or no Chase and
Sources: McMurray, EGR work on deal and
It's Martin's call on #5, Hendrick says by David Newton;
No-shows the big losers at Brickyard and
What did we learn from France? Not much by Terry Blount
A new perspective on Jeff Gordon by Marty Smith

Alabama Live:
Ganassi's triumph is Montoya's heartbreak and
TV complaints don't worry NASCAR chairman by Doug Demmons

All Left Turns:
McMurray makes history for Chip Ganassi by Jay W. Pennell

Athlon Sports:
Big Mac Attack: McMurray notches second crown jewel win of season by Matt Taliaferro

Atlanta NASCAR Examiner:
McMurray and Montoya, tale of two finishes at Indy by Jeremy Dunn

Bleacher Report:
Rick Hendrick Erases ESPN's Analyst Theory About Mark Martin's Future by Sal Sigala Jr;
Chip Ganassi Saved Jamie McMurray and McMurray Has Saved The #1 Team by Kelly Crandall

Bristol Herald Courier:
NASCAR Nationwide Series needs a jolt by Allen Gregory

Bump Drafts:
Air Trumps Tires, Jamie Scores Chip Triple by Jim McCoy

CBS Sports:
McMurray carving out reputation as big-race driver to beat by Pete Pistone

Charlotte Observer:
McMurray's win goes down as a triple by Jim Utter

Close Finishes:
Indy Is The 'Happening' For NASCAR by John Close

Cup Scene:
A sour start makes for a sweet ending and
Busch rallies, Hamlin struggles and
Indy is forgettable for Hendrick Stable and
Never a kiss so sweet by Sarah Farlee

Daly Planet:
Your Turn: Sprint Cup Series From Indy On ESPN by John Daly

Frontstretch:
Matt McLaughlin's Thinkin' Out Loud: Brickyard 400 Race Recap by Matt McLaughlin;
The Cool-Down Lap: Happiness And Heartbreak All In One For Chip Ganassi by Doug Turnbull;
Fact or Fiction: Will EGR Make The Chase? Will Ford Win A Race? And NASCAR Schedules by Mike Lovecchio;
Bubble Breakdown: Brickyard Where Top 35 Dreams Went To Die ... Or DNQ by Brock Beard;
The New Running Their Mouth: Brickyard 400 by Summer Dreyer

Fox Sports:
McMurray's resurgence continues with Indy win by Lee Spencer

Gaston Gazette:
Hard to figure by Monte Dutton

Hampton Roads:
How Montoya lost the Brickyard 400; Can a race with 100,000 empty seats be prestigious? by Dustin Long

Indianapolis Star:
Fan report: Race crowd dwindles by Tania Lopez;
For Ganassi, crown fits by Bob Kravitz;
Taking 4 tires costs Greg Biffle by Patrick Dorsey;
Kyle Busch gets lucky, but not Juan Pablo Montoya by Phillip Wilson;
Hendrick clan has a bad day by Jeff Rabjohns;
Team's gamble pays off for Kevin Harvick and
Stewart holds on to finish 5th by Curt Cavin;
Late crash ends Montoya's day by Andrew Astleford;
Cathy Kightlinger's Talk of Track by Cathy Kightlinger;
Jamie McMurray wins 2010 Brickyard 400 by Steve Ballard

Insider Racing News:
Carl Edwards Deserves a Medal by Matthew Pizzolato

MikeMulhern.net:
Greg Biffle shows a stout Ford...stout enough to win, and that bodes well for Pocono and
The back-story to Jamie McMurray's season, his Daytona win, and now the Brickyard, is all about a great career comeback and
Juan Montoya dominates Indy again, but more bad luck, and teammate Jamie McMurray wins the Brickyard 400 for Chip Ganassi and
NASCAR's Brian France hints at "interesting changes" looming for 2011

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel:
NASCAR CEO expects big changes by Dave Kallman

Motor Racing Network:
Hot Laps - Indianapolis and
McMurray Money at Indianapolis by Pete Pistone

Motorsports Examiner:
NASCAR's top five Indianapolis drivers before and after and
ESPN booth strong for NASCAR show by Dwight Drum

Motor Sport Weekly News:
Montoya's Empty Trophy Case, Indy's Empty Seats by Drew Hierwarter

NASCAR.com:
Debris caps off disappointing weekend for Gordon by Raygan Swan;
Dirty air limits options for those chasing leaders by Mark Aumann;
Missing Chase wouldn't dampen McMurray's year and
At Indy, heartbreak goes hand-in-hand with joy by David Caraviello

NASCAR: Beyond the Track:
McMurray and Ganassi team's rise in 2010 is truly miraculous and
Martin feels disrespected, but he can blame Rick Hendrick for speculation and
Giving Chase drivers a mulligan would tighten points battle and
Big changes coming for Nationwide series in 2011? by Matt Myftiu

NASCAR-ista:
Crazy Start to a Historic Brickyard 400 by Michelle Dawn

NASCAR Examiner:
Austin Dillon earning the right to race the number 3 in NASCAR by Greg Engle

NASCAR Insiders:
Start-And-Park Has Become A Mode Of Survival by T.C.

NASCAR This Week:
NASCAR gamer: The wrong guy was right again and
Post-race rail and
Brickyard 400 notebook: The crowd was spinning in Turn Two by Monte Dutton

Race Journal Online:
This is the Soul of NASCAR - Smaller is Bigger by Carol Einarsson

Race Talk Radio:
One Lap Wonders: Two Great Short Track Races and Empty Seats by Dennis Michelsen

Racin' Today:
Ganassi Gets Trifecta Plus One by Jonathan Ingram;
McMurray Adds Brickyard To List of Victories by Jim Pedley;
Brickyard Notes: No Laps For Sadler by Jeff Hood

Racing Geek:
Monday's Thoughts: Unemployed to Victory Lane in Less Than a Year by Jordan Bianchi

Racing Tool:
Want a Successful Drive for Diversity Program? Cultivate Older Drivers by David Dubczak

RacingWithRich:
Montoya loses the Brickyard 400 in the pits...again and
No shortage of storylines at the Brickyard by Richard Allen

Real NASCAR:
NASCAR Needs to Keep Three P's in Mind to Restore Passion for the Sport by Dan Pierce

Roanoke Times:
Savvy pit road call sends McMurray to Brickyard win by Dustin Long

SB Nation:
Aftermath Indianapolis: Jamie McMurray's Success May Change The Way We View NASCAR Drivers by Jeff Gluck

SPEED:
McMurray Doubles Up Daytona, Indy and
France – Schedule Changes ‘Impactful’ by Mike Hembree

Speedway Media:
How Much Longer Will We See Stock Cars at Indy? by Ron Fleshman;
NASCAR to implement New Qualifying Procedure for Trucks at Pocono by Ashley McCubbin;
Kyle Busch threepeats in the Nationwide Series at ORP by Joe Dunn

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

Stock Car Gazette:
"NASCAR Then & Now" A Delightful Look At Past & Current NASCAR by Mike Irwin;
Track Trash - Kissing the Bricks Indy 2K10 by Racing Maniac

Trading Paint:
Ganassi: Winning Truly is Everything by Jerry Bonkowski

USA Today:
Daytona 500 champion Jamie McMurray wins The Brickyard by Nate Ryan

Valvoline:
Fans Will Demand a 3-Peat by I.N. Sider

Virginian-Pilot:
France hints at big changes to 2011 schedule; discusses changing Chase by Dustin Long

Yahoo Sports:
Montoya’s tough luck is McMurray’s gain and
Want an improved Chase? Get out of NFL’s way by Jay Hart

ESPN.com:
Montoya the man to beat ... again by Ed Hinton;
JJ chasing history at the Brickyard by Terry Blount

Alabama Live:
Juan Pablo Montoya: Out of the Chase but out to win by Doug Demmons;
NASCAR's visit to Indy always a special weekend by Mark McCarter

Bleacher Report:
Mark Martin's Theory About 2011 Takes Hit From Ray Evernham by Sandra MacWatters;
Jeff Gordon Could Reign Supreme As The King Of Indy With a Victory by Sal Sigala Jr

Bump Drafts:
NNS Race React: Short Track Is Where It’s At by Jim McCoy

Charlotte Observer:
Gentlemen's agreement a NASCAR relic? by Jim Utter

Daytona Beach News-Journal:
Questions & attitude by Ken Willis;
Speed freaks

Des Moines Register:
NASCAR drivers now safer than ever by Rob Gray

Fox Sports:
Juan Pablo Montoya seeks redemption at Indianapolis and
Kahne miffed at Evernham's analysis of future by Lee Spencer

Frontstretch:
Carl Edwards Just Doesn't Get It by Mike Neff

Gary Post Tribune:
Feud between drivers talk of the town by Steve Gorches

Georgia Racing History:
Chat With Jack Etheridge by Eddie Samples

Indianapolis Star:
Ford still looking for a win and
Stewart, Newman in familiar spots by Phillip Wilson;
Juan Pablo Montoya primed for a showdown by Steve Ballard;
Great pairings can't last forever and
Hornish Jr.'s future in question by Curt Cavin;
Martin grows tired of speculation and
Team, Reutimann respect struggles by Jeff Rabjohns

Insider Racing News:
Montoya and Ganassi Look To Make History With Brickyard Win by Kim Roberson

Las Vegas Review-Journal:
Chevys Look Primed To Win Eighth Straight Brickyard 400 & Top 10 Driver Ratings by Micah Roberts

Los Angeles Times:
Kevin Harvick has new, calmer demeanor by Jim Peltz

MikeMulhern.net:
Montoya! On the Indy pole. Will he dominate the Brickyard again? Or will JJ make it 3-in-a-row?

Monterey County Herald:
Just a Thought: Will we see NASCAR at Laguna Seca? by John Devine

Motor Racing Network:
Martin Marks Indy as Big by Pete Pistone

NASCAR.com:
One and only Indy makes winning paramount by Dan Beaver;
Brickyard offers Montoya a shot at redemption by David Caraviello;
Burton inserts self into Brickyard threat discussion by Mark Aumann

NASCAR This Week:
Pre-race rail and
Bricks rise, and brick fall and
Three hungry men ... and one with a full belly and
Montoya cements his status among favorites by Monte Dutton

New York Times:
Young Viewers Departing; Few Young Drivers Entering by Viv Bernstein

Patriot-News:
Carl Edwards, NASCAR should be ashamed of themselves by Jeremy Elliott

Racin' Today:
Race Day: Time For Sprint Cup To Hit The Bricks and
Martin Just Says No To Classlessness by Jim Pedley

Scranton Times-Tribune:
Drivers looking forward to inaugural Pocono truck race by Scott Walsh

SPEED:
Favorites Rule At Indy and
Gordon Still Has Drive For Five by Tom Jensen

Virginian-Pilot:
Graying NASCAR woos the younger set by Dustin Long

Yahoo Sports:
Martin ready to rally by Jay Hart

ESPN.com:
Edwards remains unrepentant by Terry Blount;
Indy a bittersweet reunion for Villeneuve by Ed Hinton;
Cup boys pushing the envelope and
What will Mark Martin do? and
Martin intends to drive 5 through 2011 by David Newton

Alabama Live:
Is rubbing still racing? by Doug Demmons

All Left Turns:
Martin insists he will drive #5 in 2011 by Jay W. Pennell

Atlanta NASCAR Examiner:
Race of the week- 2002 Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis (Georgia boy wins in Indy) by Jeremy Dunn

Bleacher Report:
Dark Horses: Will Dale Earnhardt Jr. or Carl Edwards Kiss Indy's Bricks? by Rob Tiongson;
NASCAR Nationwide Series: Does Dale Earnhardt Jr. Have the Right Idea? by Sandra MacWatters

Bump Drafts:
Picks ‘n’ Previews: The Brickyard 400 by Jim McCoy

CBS Sports:
Trio aiming for record books with storylines aplenty for Brickyard 400 by Pete Pistone

Florida Today:
Numbers may favor Johnson by Mark DeCotis

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Gordon at home in Brickyard backyard and
Bumpin’ and bangin’ back as NASCAR loosens reins and
15 years later, 500 champion returns and
Harvick happy in driver’s seat by Ben Smith

Fox Sports:
Mark Martin angered by talk of future plans and
NASCAR talks to drivers about elimination-style Chase by Lee Spencer

Indianapolis Star:
Former 500 champ Villeneuve returns, but Speedway feels different in a stock car by Curt Cavin;
Despite dry spell, Earnhardt progressing toward Chase by Phillip Wilson;
Favorites like forecast for Brickyard 400: hot, humid and slick and
After lost season in 2009, Richard Childress Racing recaptures the magic by Steve Ballard;
Allgaier settles in during 2nd go-round by Andrew Astleford;
NASCAR's Edwards penalty is a joke, but it won't be funny when someone gets seriously hurt by Bob Kravitz;
Indy's Passwater put on quite a show by Terry Hutchens;
Racing up close; O'Reilly fans get a top view of up-and-comers and
NASCAR working to get kids on board by Jason Thomas

Insider Racing News:
Water Cooler Talk about the Edwards-Keselowski Controversy by Brenda Benedict

Los Angeles Times:
Heat is intense at Brickyard practice and
NASCAR's Carl Edwards calls penalties from wreck with Brad Keselowski 'fair' by Jim Peltz

MLive:
NASCAR Trading Paint: Brickyard 400 picks

MikeMulhern.net:
A one-race, winner-take-all NASCAR championship? Greg Biffle's Take and
Summertime Blues? Here in stock-car country it's more 'Tattoo You Summertime Black-and-Blue' and
Juan Pablo Montoya lives up to his Indy billing....on Friday. But what about Saturday and Sunday? and
Ray Evernham says Mark Martin will turn Rick Hendrick's team over to Kasey Kahne in 2011. An angry Martin says no way and
Hot blood in Dixie? Brad Keselowski's Side

NASCAR.com:
'Slouches' need not apply for a win at Brickyard and
Harvick, Martin loving life as Cup frontrunners by Raygan Swan;
Edwards won't appeal, but won't back down either by David Caraviello;
Howard's team gets short end of stick at Gateway and
Villeneuve aims to join Montoya in Indy books by Mark Aumann

NASCAR-ista:
The Haters Are Right - Johnson Gets More TV Exposure Than Any Other Driver by Michelle Dawn

NASCAR This Week:
NASCAR notebook: 'Beginners's Luck' was a while back and
When bigger wasn't better by Monte Dutton

Racin' Today:
NASCAR Notes: No IMS Double In Cards and
Edwards, Keselowski Stand Their Ground and
Edwards’ Bump Draws Ire Of Peers by Jim Pedley

Racing Geek:
Brickyard 400 Preview by Jordan Bianchi

Roanoke Times:
Is rubbing still racing? by Dustin Long

SPEED:
Aggression Still Part Of The Game by Mike Hembree;
Penske Seeks First/Indy Notebook and
Will Past Winners Repeat? by Tom Jensen

Speedway Media:
Carl Edwards Stands By 'Eye For An Eye' Racing Philosophy and
Indy 500 Champs Montoya, Villeneuve and Hornish Look for Brickyard 400 Glory by Mary Jo Buchanan;
Edwards and Keselowski - Seen through a Child's Eyes by Angela Campbell

Vegas Insider:
Brickyard 400 preview by Micah Roberts

Virginian-Pilot:
Martin is angry, Montoya is fast and Newman is just ... well, see for yourself by Dustin Long

Wall Street Journal:
Brickyard 400: Gordon, Nascar Seek Comebacks by Jonathan Welsh

Yahoo Sports:
Brickyard is a prelude to the championship by Jay Hart

ESPN.com:
Will probation end drivers' feud? by Terry Blount

Athlon Sports:
Back to Bricks: Time To Make Indy Special Once Again by Tom Bowles

Bleacher Report:
Hendrick Motorsports Claims Team Parity, Prove It at the Brickyard 400 by Sandra MacWatters

Bump Drafts:
If You Ask Me: The Verdict & The ‘Yard by Jim McCoy

Caledonian Record:
Strap In: Carl Edwards Should Be Parked For One Race In Each Of The Three Series by Biggy Bigelow

CBS Sports:
Harvick, Martin among surprises, busts heading into second half by Pete Pistone

Charlotte Observer:
Win, lose or NASCAR? It's a mixed message by Jim Utter

Daly Planet:
Trucks At ORP Highlight Ten Hours Of NASCAR TV by John Daly

Daytona Beach News-Journal:
1st asphalt laid down on track by Ken Willis

Detroit Free Press:
Juan Pablo Montoya feels good at Indy, but can he win there? by Mike Brudenell

Frontstretch:
Why Race At Indy? Because It's Something Different by Kurt Smith;
One Out of Two Ain't Bad? NASCAR Gets One Penalty (Sort Of) Right; the Other Way Off the Mark by Amy Henderson;
Driven to the Past: One of the toughest... by John Potts;
Marcos Ambrose Driver Diary: The One That Got Away by Marcos Ambrose;
A Rudderless Nationwide Series Adrift Once Again by Bryan Davis Keith

Indianapolis Star:
Stewart still enjoying his ownership role and
Childress drivers back in the Chase mix and
NASCAR battling drop in attendance, TV ratings and
Labonte laments his rough season and
Tempers flare after NASCAR's 'have at it' decree and
IndyCar's Patrick gauging NASCAR possibilities and
Hamlin, Busch can't always see eye-to-eye by Steve Ballard

Insider Racing News:
"Have At It" Not a Blank Check for Recklessness by Rebecca Gladden

Laidback Racing:
Tailgating: What You Need to Know About Indy by Jo Ann Hlavac

Las Vegas Sun:
This Week's Stockcar toon and
NASCAR's changes don't seem to be making an impact by Mike Smith

Los Angeles Times:
NASCAR is looking to snap out of its attendance and ratings slumps by Jim Peltz

MikeMulhern.net:
Can Dale Jarrett, Andy Petree, Jerry Punch and the rest of the ESPN-ABC guys help turn this TV thing?

MLive:
If Jimmie Johnson's Brickyard trend continues, expect another Sprint Cup title to follow by Steve Kaminski

Motor Racing Network:
Johnson Eyes Indy Three-Peat by Pete Pistone

Motorsports Examiner:
NASCAR's top drivers talk revered Indianapolis by Dwight Drum

NASCAR.com:
Pittsboro dedicated to Gordon ... and fried catfish by Raygan Swan

NASCAR Insiders:
The Hard Card Mystique by T.C.

NASCAR-ista:
Getting Bullied - a Rite of Sprint Cup Passage by Michelle Dawn

NASCAR This Week:
Dealing with the rabble by Monte Dutton

Pittsburgh Tribune-Review:
Record-setting Ganassi returns for Brickyard 400 by Ralph Paulk

Racing Geek:
Forecasting The Chase by Jordan Bianchi

RacingWithRich:
My prediction: Kevin Harvick will win in Indy and
Is the Brickyard 400 a crown jewel race? by Richard Allen

Southern Pines Pilot:
NASCAR Brings Hammer Down on Edwards by Andy Cagle

SPEED:
Keselowski – It Was Personal by Mike Hembree

Speedway Media:
A round of applause for NASCAR and

Sports Illustrated:
Gordon needs a win, but he'll have tough competition at Brickyard by Lars Anderson;
Keselowski on the run-in with Carl Edwards at Gateway race and
Edwards-Keselowski feud prompts re-evaluation of 'have at it, boys' by Tom Bowles

USA Today:
As he seeks historic win, aura of Indy doesn't faze Montoya by Nate Ryan

Yahoo Sports:
Montoya looking for redemption at Indy by Jenna Fryer

ESPN.com:
Crunching numbers for the Brickyard by Chad Willis;
Gordon's historic quest has an asterisk by Ed Hinton;
With Edwards, NASCAR gets it right by David Newton

Alabama Live:
Montoya needs to stop shooting himself in the foot and
Johanna Long looking to make the most of her NASCAR debut by Doug Demmmons

All Left Turns:
I have no interest in 'Young Guns' by Patrick Reynolds

Anderson Independent Mail:
Is NASCAR, Indy a good marriage? by Scott Adamson

Augusta Chronicle:
Brick upon brick, legacies are built at legendary track and
NASCAR Newsmaker: Dale Earnhardt, Jr. by Don Coble

Bleacher Report:
What! Another Opinionated Edwards-Keselowski Article? Say It Isn't So by Kara Martin;
Carl Edwards Continues Setting The Tone: Feel Free To Line Up For A Kiss by David Yeazell;
Carl Edwards Still Has Custody Of Golden Horseshoe After NASCAR's Ruling by Sal Sigala Jr

Bristol Herald Courier:
Gordon relishes role as elder statesman by Allen Gregory

Bump Drafts:
Car Of Tomorrow Leads To NASCAR Sorrow by John Chapman

Charlotte Observer:
Edwards over the top in his feud with Keselowski by Tom Sorenson

Daly Planet:
It's Opening Day For ESPN by John Daly

Delaware News Journal:
Even amid hot streak, sense of urgency growing for Gordon by Mike Finney

Ft. Worth Star Telegram:
Gordon feels timing is right for fifth victory at Brickyard by Derew Davison

Fox Sports:
Protecting the sport by Darrell Waltrip;
Carl vs. Brad feud hurts other teams by Larry McReynolds;
NASCAR shows drivers who's boss by Jeff Hammond

Frontstretch:
MPM2Nite: Does The Brickyard 400 Still Matter? by Matt McLaughlin;
NASCAR Approves Of Edwards' Actions By Placating Whiny Fans by Jeff Meyer;
Fanning The Flames: Fan Reaction To Carl vs. Brad Round II, With Penalties by Matt Taliaferro;
Dialing It In : Montoya's Due Date by Jay Pennell;
Fantasy Insider: Gordon On Verge Of Brickyard Breakthrough ... Again by Mike Ravesi

Gaston Gazette:
Difficulty of Indy is car, not track by Monte Dutton

Indianapolis Star:
Last year's loss doesn't drive Montoya by Steve Ballard;
In sign of the times, Brickyard 400 finds itself without title sponsor by Dana Hunsinger

Insider Racing News:
Welcome to the world of "Boys, sort of have at it" by Doug Demmons

Los Angeles Daily News:
No matter the race, Reid has the call by Louis Brewster

MikeMulhern:
Chip Ganassi, enjoying his greatest season, and aiming at adding the Brickyard 400 to the Daytona 500 and Indianapolis 500, with Juan Pablo Montoya and
Earl Brooks....NASCAR TV, and a new Versus series....and Jeff Gordon looking for No. Five at Indy and
Jeff Gordon too says drivers are worried NASCAR has let this Carl Edwards-Brad Keselowski 'Boys, have at it' get a little out of hand

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel:
In Edwards-Keselowski aftermath, NASCAR redraws the line by Dave Kallman

Motor Racing Network>
Driver Handicaps: Indianapolis by Jeff Wackerlin;
Indy Special Place to Gordon by Pete Pistone

NASCAR.com:
Track Smack: Third consecutive Indy win would immortalize JJ;
Vacation hotspot: Old Dominion Speedway thrills by Dave Rodman;
The Winston way by David Caraviello

NASCAR-ista:
NASCAR Faults Edwards for Keselowski Smashup by Michelle Dawn

NASCAR Examiner:
NASCAR finally takes a step towards ending boring qualifying sessions by Greg Engle

NASCAR Insider:
A Chilling Effect? Or Business As Usual? by Journo

NASCAR Lugnuts:
Battle Grounds:Jeff Gordon Vs. Tony Stewart at Indianapolis Motor Speedway by Patti Rodisch

NASCAR This Week:
High hopes for Gordon at the Brickyard by Monte Dutton

Philadelphia Daily News:
It's no accident: NASCAR drivers Edwards, Keselowski put on probation by Bill Fleischman

Racin' Today:
The Search For ‘The Line” Continues by Rick Minter;
Readers Have Right To Write by Larry Woody

RacingWithRich:
NASCAR contradicts itself in Edwards/Keselowski ruling by Richard Allen

Roanoke Times:
NASCAR analysis: 'Have at it' means don't involve others by Dustin Long

Scene Daily:
It’s time we saw a good NASCAR race at Indy by Jeff Owens;
What’s on your NASCAR bucket list? by Carolyn Brewster

Shelbyville News:
Racing the big boys by Jeff Brown

SPEED:
Junior Fan Of Indy’s Rich History by Mike Hembree;
How To Win At The Brickyard by Tom Jensen

Speedway Media:
NASCAR Finally Punishes Edwards and Keselowski by Ron Fleshman;
Carl Edwards versus Brad Keselowski feud results in NASCAR penalties and
Jennifer Jo Cobb, Michelle Theriault and Johanna Long Headline Historic Truck Trio by Mary Jo Buchanan

Sports Illustrated:
Breaking down NASCAR's most overrated Cup drivers by Cory McCartney

Trading Paint:
Can Carl Edwards Resist Brad Keselowski's Temptation? by Jerry Bonkowski

USA Today:
Aggressive driving OK, but NASCAR urges restraint by Nate Ryan

ESPN.com:
Indy's tough in real, virtual, life by David Newton

All Left Turns:
Does fatherhood slow down a racecar driver? by Patrick Reynolds

Atlanta NASCAR Examiner:
Keselowski silence on Edwards speaks volumes, Harvick speaks out by Jeremy Dunn

Bump Drafts:
Sam Hornish, Indycar Is Calling by Patrick Reynolds

CBS Sports:
Poll Position: NASCAR race takes backseat to Indy 500 at Brickyard by Brian De Los Santos & Pete Pistone

Daily Nonpareil:
Edwards renews rivalry with last lap move by Marsha Hoffman

Daly Planet:
Wednesday TV/Media Notes by John Daly

Fox Sports:
No better time for a win for Gordon by Rea White;
Keep an eye on these five rising stars by Lee Spencer

Frontstretch:
Did You Notice? ... The Cost Of Sacrificing A Sport Through One Man by Tom Bowles;
Reigning In The Recklessness: NASCAR Has Credibility Issues To Fix by Vito Pugliese;
Mirror Driving: Racing's Version Of The Triple Crown, Kenseth's Collapse, More by the Frontstretch Staff;
Top Ten Things, Besides Attempted Murder, Carl Edwards Has Been Accused Of by Jeff Meyer;
NASCAR Power Rankings: The 2011 Potential Hall of Fame Class compiled by Mike Neff

Indianapolis Star:
On aero kits and Carl Edwards by Curt Cavin;
Johnson always lurking in Sprint Cup field by Steve Ballard

Insider Racing News:
The Brad and Carl Show Heats Up Again by Chuck Abrams

Laidback Racing:
Mad Mikie's Rants & Raves by Mad Mikie;
Cup Corner - Indy Fantasy Forecast by Ron Engel

Motorsports Examiner:
Aric Almirola's Conditioning and Attitude are on Track in NASCAR by Dwight Drum

Motor Racing Network:
Brickyard Blues and
Hornish Aims for Indy Glory by Pete Pistone

NASCAR.com:
Jury still out on Edwards' late-race actions by Joe Menzer;
One and only Indy makes winning paramount by Dan Beaver;
Brickyard always great, even when racing isn't by David Caraviello

NASCAR Insiders:
Ask The Insiders Wednesday #84 by T.C.

NASCAR Media:
Indianapolis Weekend Preview page

NASCAR Nationwide Series Examiner:
NASCAR draws line on actions at Gateway by Amanda Vincent

NASCAR This Week:
Around the garage: According to Burton, driver's perspective is not always the best by Monte Dutton

Race Journal Online:
No Handbills or Bullets, But Umbrellas Allowed at Indy by Carol Einarsson

Race Talk Radio:
Fuzzy Earnhardt Memories, Justifications and NASCAR's Wish Came True by Dennis Michelsen

Racin' Today:
All You Can Eat Buffets Have Tighter Rules by Jim Pedley

Racing Geek:
Answering Questions on "The Mêlée at Gateway," Junior Conspiracies, and more by Jordan Bianchi

RacingWithRich:
Chase assessment: Junior will be in and Kenseth will be out by Richard Allen

Roanoke Times:
ESPN adds post-race coverage by Dustin Long

SBNation:
Out Of 12: An Interview With Ryan Newman by Jeff Gluck

SPEED:
Indy Special For Newman by Mike Hembree;
Martin Needs To Step Up and
Brickyard Has History On Its Side by Tom Jensen

Speedway Media:
Hoorahs and Wazzups: The return of 'Crazy' Carl and 'Bad' Brad by Dave Grayson;
NASCAR drivers to begin carrying pistols, swords, black-powder cannons, rubber-bands and Elmo dolls during races by Larry VanZandt

Sports Illustrated:
Burton, Hamlin among sleepers who could challenge at Brickyard by Tim Tuttle;
Edwards, Keselowski at it again; time to nix the Chase for good? by Tom Bowles

USA Today:
Marcos Ambrose keeps busy on off weekend, preps for Indy by Marcos Ambrose;
Action on track isn't helping NASCAR attendance, ratings by Nate Ryan

Yahoo Sports:
The NASCAR World Cup: Kenseth, Edwards, Kahne in open Group E by Nick Bromberg

ESPN.com:
Will Brickyard give Ganassi the trifecta? by Terry Blount;
Have at it, boys? No … not this way by David Newton

Autoextremist:
Fumes: Brian's "pretty happy where we're at." Uh-oh by Peter M. De Lorenzo

Bangor Daily News:
Keselowski mum on wreck in Nationwide race by Larry Mahoney

Bump Drafts:
Where’s The Line On Have At It? by Jim McCoy

Charlotte Observer:
Hello, Cole Trickle and Rowdy Burns? It's the movies calling about having dinner by Steve Waid

Daly Planet:
ESPN Hopes Fourth Time Is The Charm by John Daly

Fayetteville Observer:
Taking a wrong turn by Thomas Pope

Florida Today:
Park Edwards before someone dies by Mark DeCotis

FoxSports:
Actions detrimental to the sport by Darrell Waltrip;
NASCAR needs to look closely at Edwards, Keselowski incident by Lee Spencer;
NASCAR should be cautious in changing the Chase by Larry McReynolds

Frontstretch:
Five Points To Ponder: The Time Is Now For 2011 Rules, Paying Back Cousin Carl, And More by Bryan Keith;
Who's Hot / Who's Not Around The World Of NASCAR by Tom Bowles;
Channeling My Inner Ricky Bobby: Realizing A NASCAR Dream by Danny Peters;
No Bull: Why Limiting Cup Drivers In Other Series Is Easier Said Than Done by Nick Bromberg;
Talking NASCAR TV: Controversy Never Keeps ESPN From Jumping Ship by Phil Allaway

Indianpolis Star:
Waiting for a win by Steve Ballard

Insider Racing News:
Wreckers and Checkers - A Cheap Way to Get Media Exposure by Allen Madding

Kansas City Star:
Bumpy relationship of Edwards and Keselowski under scrutiny by Randy Covitz

Lexington Dispatch:
Hall voters have many choices by Ben White

MikeMulhern.net:
Another Carl Edwards-Brad Keselowski incident turns ugly...and NASCAR again ignores it

Motorsports FanHouse:
Carl Edwards Delivers Drama for NASCAR, but When Is Enough, Enough? by Holly Cain

Motor Racing Network:
Ganassi Has a Shot at History and
Edwards-Keselowski Feud Heats Up by Pete Pistone

NASCAR.com:
McClure finds his heart, focus away from the races by Jill Erwin;
Kelley Earnhardt reflects back, looks ahead by Joe Menzer;
Rathmanns crisscross NASCAR, Indianapolis by Mark Aumann;
Just another brick in the wall? by Mark Spoor & Bill Kimm

NASCAR Examiner:
NASCAR punishing Edwards or Keselowski would send the wrong message by Greg Engle

NASCAR Insiders:
Hey Bud, Don’t Lay Down On Me by T.C.

NASCAR This Week:
Burning issues: 7-21-2010 by Monte Dutton

Orlando Sentinel:
NASCAR's race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway just another race by Tania Ganguli

Puttyracing:
Strong run for Bayne overshadowed by Keselowski-Edwards incident by Garrett Horton

Race Journal Online:
Brad Keselowski's Playing With the Big Kids Now by Carol Einarsson

Race Talk Radio:
Have at It Boys Should Have Limits: Making the Grade Gateway 1 by Dennis Michelsen

Racin' Today:
Time To Spread The Wealth by Jeff Hood;
NASCAR’s Nationwide Dilemma Continues by Larry Woody;
Carl Not Automatically The Bad Guy by Nick Bromberg

Roanoke Times:
Can Brian France fix NASCAR? by Dustin Long

RubbingsRacing:
With Things Getting Cramped, Pivotal Stretch Ahead For Chasers by Toby Christie

SBNation:
12 Out Of 12: An Interview With Kevin Conway by Jeff Gluck

Scene Daily:
NASCAR should do a bit of parenting by Carolyn Brewster

SPEED:
Ganassi Looks To Make History and
Detestable Driving by Tom Jensen;
Gordon Says He Has ‘Some Questions’ and
Harvick Reacts To Edwards - Keselowski Incident by Megan Englehart

Speedway Media:
Edwards Versus Keselowski - The Great Debate by Angela Campbell

Sporting News:
No, Wrecking Down The Straight Away Is Not Cool by Jim Pedley

Stock Car Gazette:
TV Times - Quiet Sprint Cup Off-Week Marred By Edwards/Keselowski Natiowide Series Fracas by Lou Modestino

TennesseeRacer:
Bayne posts best ever finish at Gateway by Richard Allen

USA Today:
Chip Ganassi in line for rare team owner triple at Brickyard by Nate Ryan

Vegas Insider:
Future Forecast by Micah Roberts

Yahoo Sports:
NASCAR in tough spot over Edwards’ rough play by Jay Hart

ESPN.com:
My Wish Q&A: Ruth Buzzell [Earnhardt Jr. granted wish to her son] by Kaitee Daley

All Left Turns:
Edwards, Keselowski heat up the off weekend by Jay W. Pennell

Bleacher Report:
Dale Earnhardt Jr. Is a Champion Where It Counts; In The Game Of Life by Sal Sigala Jr.;
The Tale of the Oracle Octopus: NASCAR Could Use Some Animal Instinct by Kara Martin;
NASCAR's Giant-Killer, Who Will It Be In the Sprint Cup Series? and
Top-10 Drivers to Have Kissed the "Yard of Bricks" at Indianapolis by Sandra MacWatters

Bump Drafts:
From Epic To Embarrassment On Final Lap by Jim McCoy

Close Finishes:
Bob Keselowski Ready To Suit Up by John Close

Daly Planet:
Big Monday For NASCAR TV Shows by John Daly

Frontstretch:
Fact Or Fiction: Was Carl Edwards In The Wrong On Saturday Night? by Mike Lovecchio;
Nationwide Series Breakdown: Missouri Illinois Dodge Dealers 250 by Bryan Keith;
Dale Junior And LeBron James: Big Decisions Equal Big Results? by Doug Turnbull;
NASCAR And YouTube: Fans Shouldn't Be The Ones Filling The Gaps by Brock Beard;
Tracking The Trucks: Campingworld.com 200 by Beth Lunkenheimer

Insider Racing News:
Should the Wrangler Car be Saved? by Matthew Pizzolato

Motorsports Examiner:
Off-Week for NASCAR's Edwards and Harvick is on target by Dwight Drum

NASCAR Examiner:
Keselowski – ‘It was just great racing’ by Greg Engle

NASCAR Insiders:
A Serious Test For ‘Boys, Have At It’? by Journo

NASCAR This Week:
Knock down, drag out ... and
... and loud, loud music by Monte Dutton

RacingWithRich:
Edwards' move was dirty but should not be punished by Richard Allen

Race Talk Radio:
Morgan Can Dip- One Lap Wonders Gateway Edition by Dennis Michelsen

SceneDaily:
Behind-the-scenes tour of Hendrick Motorsports reveals secret to success – no special treatment for Jimmie Johnson, Dale Earnhardt Jr. by Bob Pockrass

SPEED:
Another Hendrick Win In The Wings? and
Hamlin Looks To Regain Edge by Tom Jensen

Sports Illustrated:
Stepping behind the wheel during NASCAR nation's summer vacation by Tom Bowles

Speedway Media:
Surprising and Not Surprising: Nationwide Missouri-Illinois Dodge Dealers 250 by Mary Jo Buchanan

StockCar Review:
Parking Edwards Could Save a Life by Matthew Blaylock

Stock Car Gazette:
Notable Quotables - Carl Edwards, Two Keselowskis by Mike Irwin

Toronto Star:
The Honda Indy Toronto seemed like a NASCAR race by Norris McDonald

Virginian Pilot:
Harvick says he might have "punched'' Edwards in the mouth if Edwards wrecked him for win and
Keselowski's father has strong words for Edwards after Gateway incident by Dustin Long

ESPN.com:
NASCAR's got 99 problems ...... but racing ain't one. Here's a plan to get the series back on track by Ryan McGee

Atlanta NASCAR Examiner:
Edwards vs Keselowski turns ugly, again by Jeremy Dunn

Bleacher Report:
Carl Edwards, NASCAR's Hit Man? by Sandra MacWatters;
NASCAR's ready to Kiss the Bricks at Indianapolis: 10 Drivers to Watch by Kelly Crandall

Bump Drafts:
Perhaps The “KISS” Principle Is Needed by Jim McCoy

Cars and Racing Stuff:
Random Lugnuts: Dale Earnhardt's Legacy was in Victory Lane This July by Bill Crittenden

Daly Planet:
Crunch Time For The "B Team" by John Daly

Florida Today:
NASCAR trying to smooth over bumps by Mark DeCotis

FoxSports:
Edwards wins race at Keselowski's expense by Lee Spencer

Insider Racing News:
Truck Race Postponed ~ Old Dominion Speedway Loses by Kim Roberson

NASCAR Business Examiner:
Is media coverage of Danica Patrick hurting the small NASCAR Nationwide teams and their sponsors? by Jesse L. Medford

NASCAR: Beyond the Track:
There's a fine line between racing and stupidity; Carl Edwards crossed it by Matt Myftiu

NNS Racing:
The Full Monty: Did Brad Keselowski deserve that from Carl Edwards? by Lee Montgomery

Racin' Today:
This Is Getting Dangerous by Larry Woody

Rubbings Racing:
NNS Carl Edwards Wins Missouri-Illinois Dodge Dealers 250 and
NCWTS Kevin Harvick Dominates the Camping World 200 at Gateway International Raceway by Holly Blake;
Over The Line? The Great Carl Debate by Farrah Kaye and Toby Christie

SceneDaily:
Carl Edwards should keep win, but points penalty, fine appropriate for his actions by Bob Pockrass

SPEED:
Edwards Wins In Wild Gateway Finish by Mike Hembree;
Harvick Cruises At Gateway by Tom Jensen

Speedway Media:
Surprising and Not Surprising: Truck Series CampingWorld.com 200 by Mary Jo Buchanan

Yahoo Sports:
Nasty Edwards-Keselowski feud flares up once again by Nick Bromberg

ESPN.com:
Family's pain spurs Gordon's fight by David Newton

Alabama Live:
Do the National Anthem, an electric guitar and a NASCAR race go together? by Doug Demmons

Atlanta NASCAR Examiner:
Projected 2010 Chase for the Championship field by Jeremy Dunn

Bump Drafts:
Thinkin’ ‘Bout Davey by Jim McCoy

Fox Sports:
Almirola finds his way in NASCAR by Rea White

Kansas City Star:
Edwards, other Sprint Cup drivers rule Nationwide, but that could change by Randy Covitz

NASCAR.com:
St. James' love for cars continues after racing by Raygan Swan

Racing Geek:
Reconstructing The Sprint Cup Schedule by Jordan Bianchi

Speedway Media:
Maybe It's the Product by Ron Fleshman

Sporting News:
Who are NASCAR's most underrated drivers in 2010? by Cory McCartney

St Louis Dispatch:
Aric Almirola enjoys the ride in the #51 truck and
Experience pays off for Justin Allgaier in Nationwide Series by Ken Roberts;
Joe Gibbs shows he's a winner in NASCAR, too by Jeremy Rutherford

Virginian Pilot:
Is Brian France tipping his hand at Chase changes? by Dustin Long

ESPN.com:
Chat Transcript with Ed Hinton;
Ranking of best owner in U.S. sports

Bleacher Report:
If NASCAR Nationwide is Developmental Only, Will It Die? by Sandra MacWatters;
NASCAR Flexes its Technical Muscle Before Every Race by Sal Sigala Jr

Bump Drafts:
Changing The Chase? What’s Your Point(s)? by Jim McCoy

Caledonian Record:
Strap In! It's TD Bank 250 Weekend; I Recommend You Go by Biggy Bigelow

CBS Sports:
Mid-season grades: Trio of deserved A's stand out, no F's to hand out by Pete Pistone

Charlotte Observer:
Keepsake die-cast prompts boy's memorable query by Tom Higgins

Dallas Morning News:
How survivor of crash at Texas Motor Speedway is trying to bounce back by Neena Satija

Daytona Beach News Journal:
Braniff 'comfortable with progress' [Daytona Repaving] by Godwin Kelly

FoxSports:
Teen driver Johanna Long climbing ranks by Rea White;
Nationwide and Truck series drivers take the lead at Gateway by Jeff Hammond

Frontstretch:
Voices From the Heartland: Heartland Friends Ride Together Again by Jeff Meyer;
Taking Measure: NASCAR Summers by Amy Henderson;
Tearing Apart the Trucks: RWR Development Driver Earnhardt Makes Debut by Beth Lunkenheimer;
Ryan Truex Driver Diary: On to the Nationwide Series! by Ryan Truex;
Jarit Johnson Driver Diary: Behind the Scenes, Still Searching, and A New Niece by Jarit Johnson

Georgia Racing History:
Jocko Flocko, Race Driver by Brandon Reed

Insider Racing News:
The Devil Made Him Do It - Again by Rebecca Gladden

Las Vegas Sun:
Change more than just the Chase format and
This Week's Stockcar Toon by Mike Smith

NASCAR.com:
Reutimann's career, family, demons now secure by Ty Norris;
How to ... sign autographs on the move by Jeff Gordon

NASCAR Insiders:
TNT’s Disappointing Summer Series by Journo

NASCAR This Week:
Feud of the Week: Juan Pablo Montoya vs Mark Martin and
Garage notes: Sadler will be looking around at year's end by Monte Dutton

Racin' Today:
Here Are Five For Class No. 2 by Rick Minter;
Years Don’t Diminish Loss Of Davey by Larry Woody

RubbingsRacing:
NNS Missouri-Illinois Dealers 250 Pre Race Report by Holly Blake

SceneDaily:
Strange deal with Hendrick leaves Kasey Kahne, Mark Martin facing questions about the future as they fight to make the Chase by Bob Pockrass;
This is not World Cup soccer, so NASCAR should leave the Chase alone by Carolyn Brewster

Southern Pines Pilot:
No Asterisk: Reutimann’s Second Win Bolsters Credibility by Andy Cagle

SPEED:
Is Hornaday Out Of Title Hunt? by Ray Dunlap;
Being Bruton [Smith] – The Good Life and
Green Has His Eyes On The Big Green by Mike Hembree;
Keselowski Crushing Competition by Tom Jensen

Speedway Media:
The 900-pound Gorilla by Larry VanZandt;
Jeffrey Earnhardt and Austin Dillon Headline Racing Grandchildren Roster by Mary Jo Buchanan

StockCar Review:
It Is Broken, So Let's Fix It by Jack Lewis

USA Today:
Little brother Ryan Truex stepping out of big brother's shadow by Nate Ryan

ESPN:
Is more "have at it" on the way? by Ed Hinton

All Left Turns:
Brand identity creeping back into NASCAR by Patrick Reynolds

Augusta Chronicle:
NASCAR newsmaker - David Reutimann by Don Coble

Bump Drafts:
Big 10 Driver Rankings: Racin’ Or Chasin’? by Jim McCoy

Daly Planet:
Dave Burns Gets The Call For Gateway by John Daly

Delware News Journal:
Points are nice, but winning is on Gordon's mind by Mike Finney

Ford Racing:
Time has way of healing win wounds

FoxSports:
David Reutimann's win special to his fans, friends by Darrell Waltrip;
Who could be the next surprise NASCAR Sprint Cup race winner? by Jeff Owens

Frontstretch:
Dialing It In : Can Gordon Get It Done? by Jay Pennell;
Nice Guys Don't Finish First Too Often by Kurt Smith;
Fanning The Flames: Chase Tweaks, Junior's CC, And Revisiting Mikey's Tweets by Matt Taliaferro;
MPM2Nite: Odds 'N' Ends For The Off Weekend by Matt McLaughlin;
Beyond The Cockpit: Greg Sacks On Turning From Driver To Sponsor by Phil Allaway

Insider Racing News:
NASCAR Should Consider Points Escalation For The Chase by Doug Demmons

NASCAR: Beyond the Track:
Waltrip hopeful Reutimann can stay hot, make Chase by Matt Myftiu

NASCAR Examiner:
NASCAR’s Jimmie Johnson wins third straight ESPY award by Greg Engle

NASCAR Insiders:
New Faces Making Truck Series Interesting by T.C.

NASCAR This Week:
An old idea to make some NASCAR space by Monte Dutton

NASCAR Lugnuts:
NASCAR Sprint Cup mid-season: Joe Gibbs Racing by Patti Rodisch

Peoria Journal Star:
Putting victory in perspective by Jane Miller

Philadephia Daily News:
Another Truex involved in NASCAR racing by Bill Fleischman

Race Journal Online:
Swearing, a New Feud, and a Whole New Racing Series! by Carol Einarsson

RacingWithRich:
Is Rick Hendrick the George Steinbrenner of NASCAR? by Richard Allen

Real NASCAR:
Selecting Non-Drivers for the NASCAR Hall of Fame by Dan Pierce

RubbingsRacing:
NCWTS Camping World 200 Pre Race Report by Holly Blake

Scene Daily:
Is NASCAR headed toward crowning a winless champion? by Kenny Bruce;
Can’t wait to visit NASCAR Hall of Fame by Carolyn Brewster;
SMI's Bruton Smith mum on realignment request, doesn’t like potential changes to Chase by Bob Pockrass

SPEED:
Bodine On A Roll by Tom Jensen

USA Today:
Juggling a full plate tests Danica Patrick's perseverance by Nate Ryan

Virginian Pilot:
One Cup team using NASA's help & what's up with these Transformers? by Dustin Long

Yahoo Sports:
Dillon reviving the legacy of #3 by Jay Hart

AutoWeek:
Quite a comeback: Steve Park returns from near-death experience by Steven Cole Smith

Anderson Herald Bulletin:
National Crown highlights weekend by Ken de la Bastide

Atlanta NASCAR Examiner:
Was Reutimann's win really a surprise? by Jeremy Dunn

Auto Racing Daily:
Is RPM a sinking ship? by Amanda Vincent

Bleacher Report:
NASCAR's Yin and Yang in the Sprint Cup Series by Sandra MacWatters

Bump Drafts:
Saturday Night Is Race Night U.S.A. by Patrick Reynolds

CBS Sports:
Power Rankings: Allmendinger brings sought-after success to 43 car by Brian De Los Santos

Daly Planet:
Wednesday TV/Media Notes by John Daly

FoxSports:
More Tums please by Darrell Waltrip

Frontstretch:
Did You Notice? ... Reut Gone Wild, NASCAR Legacies, And Saving The Summer by Tom Bowles;
Mirror Driving: Attacking The Asterisk, Bubble Momentum, And NASCAR On Wednesdays?;
Tracking The Changes: 2011 Sprint Cup Schedule Shakeup Looming by Vito Pugliese;
Sprint Cup Power Rankings: Top 15 After Chicagoland compiled by Mike Neff;
The Three Musketeers, Part II: Can Track Consolidation Be Stopped? by Tony Lumbis;
The Frontstretch Foto Funnies! Chicagoland, July 2010 by Kurt Smith

Gaming Today Las Vegas:
Las Vegas Hoping For Second Cup Date; Pissibly Season Finale by Micah Roberts

Insider Racing News:
"The Franchise" adds excitement to a boring race by Chuck Abrams

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

NASCAR.com:
Ride nearing an end for the ever-talkative Wallace? by Jill Erwin

NASCAR Insider:
Ask The Insiders Wednesday #83 by T.C.

NASCAR Media:
Gateway International Raceway Weekend Preview page

NASCAR This Week:
Martin knows the challenge NASCAR's circular itch and
Farewell to a man I didn't like by Monte Dutton

RacingWithRich:
Reutimann's win was good fro NASCAR in many ways by Richard Allen

RacinwithRuss:
Reutimann Takes Surprise Win in Chicago by Russell Schmidt

SPEEDtv:
Next Up – Indianapolis and
Cash Is Star Of Legends Million by Mike Hembree

Speedway Media:
NASCAR Top-10 Power Rankings: Chicagoland by Jeffrey Boswell;
Hoorahs and Wazzups: Chicagoland & Iowa by Dave Grayson

Sports Illustrated:
NASCAR Power Rankings: Five events that could shake up IndyCar, NASCAR by Brant James

USA Today:
Charlotte to be learning ground for future NASCAR drivers by Nate Ryan;
David Reutimann enjoys wealth of emotions in Chicago win by Davud Reutimann

Yahoo Sports:
Chase Watch: Kenseth barely hanging on by Jay Hart

ESPN.com:
Chase format could use a knockout blow by Terry Blount;
Crunching numbers after Chicagoland by Matt Willis;
Geoff Bodine Chat Transcript;
What's in a number? If it's a 3, plenty by David Newton

Alabama Live:
Two steps forward, one step backward for Dale Earnhardt Jr. by Doug Demmons

Athlon Sports:
Horsepower Rankings: Hendrick Surges, Gibbs Slumps by Matt Taliaferro

All Left Turns:
Reutimann's first win was as legit as his second by Patrick Reynolds

Bleacher Report:
David Reutimann's Relief Shows How Much Weight Fans on Drivers by Kelly Crandall

Bump Drafts:
Mid-Season Report Card by John Chapman

CBS Sports:
Power Rankings: Allmendinger brings sought-after success to 43 car by Brian De Los Santos

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

Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil:
NASCAR Scene: Reutimann, Dillon score emotional wins by Marsha Hoffman

Daly Planet:
NASCAR's Online Dilema by John Daly

Daytona Beach News Journal:
Win fortifies Waltrip's team and
NASCAR stars take 1st chunk out of racetrack pavement by Godwin Kelly;
Special: End of the Road

FoxSports:
Ford teams showing signs of strength once more by Lee Spencer

Frontstretch:
Five Points To Ponder: Sadler's Time Has Passed, NASCAR's Nationwide Inconsistency, And One Talented Grandson by Bryan Davis Keith;
Is It Worth Making The Chase If You're Just Making Up The Numbers? by Danny Peters;
Who's Hot / Who's Not In Sprint Cup: Lucky 7 Edition (Chicagoland, Too) by Tom Bowles;
The Three Musketeers, Part I: How Independent NASCAR Track Owners Survive by Tony Lumbis;
Talking NASCAR TV: Grading TNT's 2010 Season - How To Fix Some Glaring Issues by Phil Allaway

Indianapolis Star:
Reutimann's win pushes him into contention for Brickyard by Steve Ballard

Insider Racing News:
Ch-Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes by Allen Madding

Lead-Lap:
Dillon Will Never Be More Than ‘Driver Of The 3? by Michael J. Smith

Lexington Dispatch:
Fresh faces win races by Ben White

Motorsports Talk:
On how to fix the Nationwide Series by Charles Krall

Motor Racing Network:
Gordon Drives More Fives by Pete Pistone;
Power Rankings

Monday Morning Crew Chief:
Rating the LifeLock.com 400: 3 Stars by Jacob Mayer

NASCAR.com:
Popular win for NASCAR's most admired 'Franchise' by David Caraviello

NASCAR: Beyond the Track:
Reutimann victory well-deserved, shows others can win and
Next Childress stars may come from his own family and
Mark Martin and Dale Earnhardt Jr. expose the problem with the “one team” concept by Matt Myftiu

NASCAR Insiders:
‘Chasing’ Uniformity Across All Three Series by Journo

NASCAR This Week:
Burning Issues: 7-13-2010 by Monte Dutton

Phillyburbs:
Picking Hall of Fame nominees no easy task by Ernie Saxton

puttyracing:
Forget fixing the Chase, lets focus on the actual racing by Garrett Horton

Race Journal Online:
Cheers and Jeers - Asterisk Be Gone! Reutimann Reigns at Chicago! by Carol Einarsson

Race Talk Radio:
Reuty Tooty Fresh and Fruity Win: Making the Grade Chicagoland by Dennis Michelsen

Racin' Today:
Two Views of Kenseth’s Complaints and
Thanks For Memories, Help by Larry Woody;
It Was A Three-mendous Moment by Rick Minter;
Reutimann Victory A Popular One by Jim Pedley

Racing Tool:
Don't Be So Fast to Dis the Mile-and-a-Halfs by David Dubczak

Richmond Times-Dispatch:
R&R Racing Extra: Grading the Sprint Cup season’s first half by Chris Wilbers

Roanoke Times:
New winner, are more to come? by Dustin Long

SBNation:
Aftermath, Chicagoland: Stuck At Home, Our Writer Discovers Unwatchable TV Broadcast by Jeff Gluck

SceneDaily:
Like David Reutimann, these drivers need to win again to legitimize their status in the Sprint Cup Series by Jeff Owens;
Feud of the Week: Juan Pablo Montoya vs. Mark Martin by Bob Pockrass;
Jimmie Johnson off at Chicago but good enough to climb back atop SceneDaily.com rankings

SPEEDtv:
Hooray For The Unexpected by Tom Jensen;
Could Dillon Ride The 3 To Top Level? by Mike Hembree

Sporting News:
Reutimann Gets What He Deserves: Real Win by Bass Masters;
Sporting News Power Poll after Chicagoland

Sports Illustrated:
NASCAR flirts with Chase changes as drivers battle to make top 12 by Bruce Martin

SpotterStand:
Smoke Screen: Austin Dillon Is The Future of the 3, The Ongoing Danica Project, Driving Lessons, And A Disappointed Dale Jr. by Patrick Baldwin

Stock Car Gazette:
TV Times - Decisive Win for David Reutimann by Lou Modestino

Virginian Pilot:
Bible verse helps Dillon to win and 3 again to Victory Lane by Dustin Long

Yahoo Sports:
NASCAR, your Chase has a problem by Jay Hart

ESPN.com:
Reutimann a sentimental favorite to make Chase by Ed Hinton;
2010 Power Rankings: Brickyard by Ryan McGee

Associated Press:
Dillon wins NASCAR Trucks race in Iowa by Luke Meredith

All Left Turns:
Victory Lane rain tastes much better for Reutimann by Jay W. Pennell

Athlon Sports:
Windy City Surprise: Reutimann Wins at Chicagoland by Matt Taliaferro

Bleacher Report:
The Many Sides Of Sliced Bread: Joey Logano Experiencing Metamorphosis by Kelly Crandall;
Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s Concerns About His To Do List by Sandra MacWatters;
Jimmie Johnson Working Hard To Spoil Jeff Gordon's Championship Hopes by David Yeazell;
Holey Moley! Dale Earnhardt Jr. Finds Himself Back out of Chase Again by Sal Sigala Jr.

Bump Drafts:
On MWR, JPM and TNT by Jim McCoy

CawsnJaws:
Commercial breakdown, driver focus, and links related to the 2010 LifeLock.com 400 by Cheryl Walker

CBS Sports:
Chicagoland: Reutimann bags breakthrough win, respect by Pete Pistone

Charlotte Observer:
Race Rewind: Reutimann sheds Charlotte asterisk by David Scott

Chicago Tribune:
Gordon: Sprint Cup series fine the way it is by Jack McCarthy

Cars and Racing stuff:
Random Lugnuts: 2011 NASCAR Hall of Fame Nominees by Bill Crittenden

Columbia Daily Tribune:
Ready to ride, on four wheels or two

CupScene:
Confidence Builds for Gordon and Edwards and
Chicago Woes for Several Chase Contenders and
Reutimann Racks Up A Victory In Chicago by Sarah Farlee

Daily Herald:
Reutimann cruises to win at Chicagoland by Kevin Schmit

FoxSports:
NASCAR drivers staying busy during off week by Lee Spencer

Front Stretch:
Matt McLaughlin's Thinkin' Out Loud: Chicagoland Race Recap by Matt McLaughlin;
Score One For The Underdogs: Breath of Fresh Air Sorely Needed In NASCAR by Doug Turnbull;
Fact or Fiction: Why Hendrick Is More Dominant Than LeBron's New Home by Mike Lovecchio;
Bubble Breakdown: Gordon's Sorry Saturday Not What The Doctor Ordered by Brock Beard

Insider Racing News:
Are More Changes Looming on the Horizon for NASCAR? by Matthew Pizzolato

MileMulhern.net:
Wrapping up the Chicago experience.....while wandering through the post-race infield

Motorsports FanHouse:
NASCAR Fanning Flames by Becoming People's Game by Holly Cain

NASCAR.com:
Unassuming Reutimann refreshing in sports today by Joe Menzer;
Chicagoland success has Edwards wanting more by Raygan Swan

NASCAR Examiner:
The secret is out: NASCAR racecars with machine guns prowl the streets of Chicago… seriously and
Magic moments in sports just happen; NASCAR shouldn’t try and script them by Greg Engle

NASCAR Insiders:
Uh Oh, The Sponsor Big Wigs Are Here by T.C.

NASCAR This Week:
Reutimann wins the old-fashioned way and
All the writing by Monte Dutton

Northwest Herald:
Nice guy Reutimann finishes 1st by Kevin Druley;
NASCAR heads north by Tom Musick

Peoria Journal Star:
Lifelock.com 400 goes to Reutimann and
Drivers wary of any Chase changes by Jane Miller

Race Journal Online:
Knaus Suggests Chase Tweaks; NASCAR Can Cure the Start and Parks by Carol Einarsson

Race Talk Radio:
One Lap Wonders: How To and How Not To National Anthem Edition by Dennis Michelsen

Racin' Today:
Fast And Good At Chicagoland by Jonathan Ingram

Racing Geek:
Chi-Town Winners and Losers and
Monday's Thoughts: Reutimann's Redemption by Jordan Bianchi

SceneDaily:
Nationwide Series race helping grow stock-car fan base in Montreal by Kenny Bruce

SPEED:
Anybody Know How To Play This Game? by Mike Hembree;
Parrott - Been There, Done That and
Dillon Wins First In Iowa by Tom Jensen

Speedway Media:
Surprising and Not Surprising: Chicagoland's LifeLock.com 400 by Mary Jo Buchanan;
Reutimann's Win is Harvick's Loss by Mike Finnegan

Stock Car Gazette:
Track Trash - Blago-land by Racing Maniac

Toronto Star:
Racing Roundup: Will Webber’s insubordination backfire? by Norris McDonald

USA Today:
Reutimann charging into Chase contention after Chicagoland by Nate Ryan

Valvoline.com:
Mid-Season Questions and Answers

ESPN.com:
Reutimann takes asterisk off record by David Newton

Associated Press:
Reutimann cruises to win at Chicagoland by Chris Jenkins

Bump Drafts:
David Slays Racing Goliath by Jim McCoy

Charlotte Observer:
Reutimann pulls off Windy City win by David Scott

Chicago Tribune:
Reutimann wins LifeLock.com 400 by Jack McCarthy

CloseFinishes:
Winless Streaks Make For Unusual Cup Season by John Close

Daly Planet:
Your Turn: Sprint Cup Series From Chicagoland On TNT by John Daly

FoxSports:
Reutimann gets his due with 2nd career win by Lee Spencer

Insider Racing News:
Distrustful NASCAR fans cry foul by Kim Roberson

MikeMulhern.net:
David Reutimann! Winning Chicago is a career-maker and
Sometimes, even in NASCAR, nice guys do finish first

NASCAR.com:
Many swings and misses at confounding Chicagoland by David Caraviello;
Johnson can't rebound from Chicagoland miscues by Raygan Swan

NASCAR This Week:
Walk a mile in some different shoes and
Writing it as it comes by Monte Dutton

RubbingsRacing:
Reutimann 'Tums' Better Than The Rest In Chicago by Toby Christie

SceneDaily:
Dale Earnhardt Jr. devastated by struggles, 23rd-place run at Chicago by Bob Pockrass

SPEED:
‘Rainy’ Reutimann Scores At Chicagoland by Mike Hembree

Speedway Media:
Surprising and Not Surprising: Nationwide Dollar General 300 by Mary Jo Buchanan;
Danica gets a top 25, along with Morgan Shepherd by Joe Dunn

Sports Illustrated:
Lessons learned at Chicagoland by Tom Bowles

USA Today:
David Reutimann cruises to victory lane at Chicagoland by Nate Ryan

Virginian Pilot:
A new Cup winner & a new mark for Jeff Gordon by Dustin Long

Yahoo Sports:
Surprise for Reutimann; not so much for Gordon by Jay Hart

ESPN.com:
Fantasy NASCAR with Mark Garrow Wrapup;
Top-25 a good start (sort of) for Danica and
Baby makes three ... or is that five (titles)? and
Earnhardt: 'It was bigger than me' by David Newton

Bleacher Report:
What's Next at RPM With Kasey Kahne, Elliott Sadler Walking Out The Door by Kelly Crandall;
Danica Patrick: Want A Recipe For Winning? Start With A Dash Of Respect by David Yeazell;
Will Chicagoland Be Kasey Kahne’s Last Chance to Secure a Chase Spot? by Sal Sigala Jr.

Bump Drafts:
Picks 'n' Previews: Lifelock 400 by Jim McCoy

CBS Sports:
Junior continuing push at Chicagoland could be cure for NASCAR rating ills by Pete Pistone

FoxSports:
Owner switch powers up McMurray by Lee Spencer

Insider Racing News:
Chasing Change by Changing The Chase by Jim Fitzgerald;
Great Week for Both of Sport's King James by Brenda Benedict

Las Vegas Review-Journal:
Fatherhood, Bucket List, Having Best Car Completes Great Week For Johnson; Top 10 Driver Ratings by Micah Roberts

Las Vegas Sun:
A few words of wisdom from The King and
This Week's Stockcar Toon by Mike Smith

MikeMulhern.net:
Indy is gearing up for the Brickyard 400: as Montoya's Revenge...while over 'beachside' it's Playmate time and
Give Matt Kenseth a wide berth. He's not in a very good mood at the moment..... and
And while we wait for Bruton Smith's next big play..... and
Jimmie Johnson's a proud new papa...and just how much sleep is he going to get these next few weeks? and
Greg Biffle says he's got a winning Ford, so maybe that drought is about to end

Motor Racing Network:
Mac Tonight in Chicago and
Driver Handicaps: Chicagoland by Jeff Wackerlin

NASCAR.com:
Winning at Chicagoland ranks high on drivers' list by Raygan Swan;
Chasing down the law of unintended consequences and
New father Johnson still buoyant after child's birth by David Caraviello

NASCAR Examiner:
Darlington Raceway may be off the 2011 NASCAR schedule by Greg Engle

NASCAR Lugnuts:
NASCAR Sprint Cup mid-season: Roush Fenway Racing by Patti Rodisch

NASCAR This Week:
Chicagoan Lorenzen was one of the greats and
Letters from from the snail-mail bag by Monte Dutton

Racin' Today:
Cup Notes: Kenseth Grouses About Roush’s Cars by Jeff Hood;
Race Day: Drivers Vent At Chicagoland Speedway and
Stewart Dishes The Dirt and
Drivers Wary Of Big Changes by Jim Pedley

Racing Geek:
LifeLock.com 400 Preview by Jordan Bianchi

RacingWithRich:
This is not really the start of the second half of the NASCAR season by Richard Allen

Rowdy:
Better racing at Chicagoland under the lights by Jesse L. Medford

SPEED:
Critical Race For Hamlin, Kyle Busch by Tom Jensen;
Busch Scores In GWC Finish At Chicagoland by Mike Hembree

Speedway Media:
Spectator vs. Spotter: LifeLock.com 400 Edition from Chicagoland by Rebecca Spence;
As The Lug Nut Turns to Chicagoland Speedway by Mary Jo Buchanan;
Top 20 over the past 10 - Harvick on top but Gordon set to climb at Chicago by Ron Thornton

Virginian Pilot:
Sadler says he looking for a new ride in 2011 and
Chase debate: Does NASCAR's Chase need to be more like other sports? by Dustin Long

Atlanta NASCAR Examiner:
Race of the week- 2002 Tropicana 400 (Harvick spins and wins) by Jeremy Dunn

Beacon News:
NASCAR fans come speeding into town and
Race rally roars into Joliet by Bob Okon;
Nationwide race promises fireworks and
Sam's man Logano chasing the Chase by Dick Goss

Building Speed:
Explaining Qualifying Trim vs. Race Trim by Diandra Leslie-Pelecky

Bleacher Report:
Mark Martin's Metaphoric Fireball by Sandra MacWatters;
Kevin Harvick, Jeff Gordon Vie For Victory Over Jimmie Johnson in Chicagoland by Rob Tiongson;
Should Jimmie Johnson, or any driver, be paid for poor results? by David Yeazell;
Does a Win at Chicagoland Secure Jimmie Johnson's Spot in the Chase? by Sandra MacWatters

Bump Drafts:
Smoke A Shrewd Dude, Red Bull Rumors Bull? by Jim McCoy

Caledonian Record:
Strap In! The Oxford 250 Has Changed Their Race Procedures - And I Love It! by Biggy Bigelow

Chicago Tribune:
Chicagoland Speedway like home track for Harvick and
Patrick easing into Nationwide Series by Jack McCarthy

Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil:
NASCAR Scene: Mayhem at Daytona; Trucks at Newton by Marsha Hoffman

Daily Herald:
Will Danica pack 'em in at Chicagoland Speedway? by Kevin Schmit

Daly Planet:
The Thirteen Hours Of Chicagoland by John Daly

Frontstretch:
Changing The Chase Will Only Delegitimize It More by Kurt Smith;
An Open Letter To Track Owners: Do Right By Your Fans by Amy Henderson;
Kenny Wallace Diary: 1st Time With A New Car, And The Boys Of Summer as told to Amy Henderson;
Driven To The Past: Some Short Ones by John Potts;
Tearing Apart The Trucks: Rookie Austin Dillon Up To Speed Quickly by Beth Lunkenheimer

Georgia Racing History:
The Legend Of The Peach Bowl by Mike Bell;
"Where's Raymond?" [Fox]

Insider Racing News:
African-American NASCAR Fans: It's Not a Whites-Only Sport - Part Two by Rebecca Gladden

Las Vegas Review Journal:
Sprint Cup doldrums not so bad by Jeff Wolf

Lead-Lap:
Has Dale Jr Gotten His Mojo Back With N'Wide Win? by Michael J. Smith

Michigan Live:
NASCAR Trading Paint: LifeLock.com 400 picks

Motorsports Examiner:
Tony Stewart on NASCAR teams, Economy and School by Dwight Drum

NASCAR.com:
Lots of memories surround Daytona repaving project/Notes by Dave Rodman;
Track Smack: New look for Chase, races; no more old look for Junior

NASCAR Insiders:
Nobody To Blame In Petty/Allmendinger Spat by T.C.

Race Journal Online:
Elimination-style Chase, Bobble-head Bruton, and Fontana Sold Out? by Carol Einarsson

Race Talk Radio:
Wake Up NASCAR…Change in Playoff Format Won’t Help TV Ratings by Dennis Michelsen

Racin' Today
NASCAR Needs To Tinker With Care by Larry Woody

Racing Geek
What Is Mark Going To Do? by Jordan Bianchi

RacingWithRich
My prediction: Tony Stewart will win in Chicago by Richard Allen

RacingWin:
The Next Dale Earnhardt?

SB Nation:
Chicagoland: Driver Rating Says To Pick A Guy Who's Never Won There by Jeff Gluck

Scene Daily:
Predictions: Who will be the Monster of the Midway as second half of season kicks off at Chicagoland?

Southtown Star:
At 'fast' Chicagoland, anything can happen by Herb Gould;
Driver Recommendations for 2010 LifeLock.com 400 at the Chicagoland Speedway

Speedway Media:
Is Richard Childress Racing Really 'Back'? by Ron Fleshman

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

Sports Illustrated:
Gordon and Burton have struggled to close the deal in 2010 and
The semi-annual Bowlesy Awards by Tom Bowles;
Five questions heading into the second half of Cup season by Cory McCartney

Southern Pines Pilot

USA Today:
Tumultuous first half of Sprint Cup season hasn't been kind and
Richard Petty Motorsports deals with turmoil, success by Nate Ryan

Virginian Pilot:
1-on-1: Denny Hamlin vs. Dale Jr on what to do with the Chase and
Danica on challenges of stock cars; Catching up with Bill Elliott & more from Chicago and
Does somebody need to start a name-the-baby contest to help Johnson pick daughter's name? by Dustin Long [Jayski Johnson?]

Yahoo Sports:
Four Wide: Wins are Gordon’s sole focus by Jenna Fryer

ESPN.com:
Daytona not just another chunk of track by Ed Hinton;
2010 Power Rankings: Chicagoland by Ryan McGee;
Crunching numbers for Chicagoland by Matt Willis

Alabama Live:
NASCAR again fails to address the legacy of Wendell Scott by Doug Demmons

Athlon Sports:
NASCAR News & Notes: Breaking down Daytona¹s developments and scouting Chicago by Matt Taliaferro

Atlanta NASCAR Examiner:
RCR still has much to prove on speedways by Jeremy Dunn

Augusta Chronicle:
Drivers learn show extends beyond race and
NASCAR newsmaker: Kevin Harvick by Don Coble

All Left Turns:
Remembering the final Nashville Fairgrounds Cup race in 1984 by Patrick Reynolds

Bleacher Report:
Jimmie Johnson Continues Championship Run After The Birth Of "Baby J" by Sal Sigala Jr.;
Jeff Gordon Boards the Party Train to Chicagoland by Mary Jo Buchanan

Bump Drafts:
Big 10 Driver Rankings: A Slingshot Move by Jim McCoy;
Patriotism....Or Burritos? by Jeremy T. Sellers

CawsnJaws:
Commercial breakdown, driver focus, and links related to the 2010 Coke Zero 500 powered by Coca-Cola by Cheryl Walker

CBS Sports:
For better or worse, NASCAR wants to fiddle with Chase, more by Pete Pistone

Delaware News Journal:
In retooling NASCAR, France is missing the point by Mike Finney

Elmira Star Gazette:
Sports Car Club racing fans will be seeing double at Watkins Glen by Ron Levanduski

Frontstretch:
Did You Notice? ... People Don't Believe In NASCAR Fairy Tales? by Tom Bowles;
Fanning The Flames: Figuring Out France's Midseason "Review" by Matt Taliaferro;
MPM2Nite: Waving The White Flag Of Surrender... Before It's Too Late by Matt McLaughlin;
Dialing It In: Commitment Is "Key" To Success In NASCAR by Jay Pennell;
Fantasy Insider: Kahne A 1.5-Mile Warrior by Mike Ravesi

Insider Racing News:
Maybe Junior Should Put It All On The Line More Often by Doug Demmons

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

Mike Mulhern.net:
Are those really NASCAR drivers racing in the Tour de France? Sure looks like it....

Motorsports Examiner:
Top NASCAR Drivers on Chicagoland by Dwight Drum

NASCAR.com:
Obvious Chase change is adding it to Nationwide by David Caraviello

NASCAR Insiders:
Adventures In Bad Team Ideas…Or Why America’s Racing Team Won’t Work Like They Plan by Journo

NASCAR This Week:
Feud of the Week: Kyle Busch vs. Juan Pablo Montoya by Monte Dutton

NASCAR Examiner:
School Days weren’t always Golden Rule days for NASCAR’s Tony Stewart by Greg Engle

Peoria Journal Star:
Defending champ on outside looking in at Joliet by Jane Miller

Perfomace Racing Network:
Playing Past Your Prime by Doug Rice

Philadelphia Daily News:
Stewart hopes to ride second-half spurt into NASCAR's Chase by Bill Fleischman

Race Journal Online:
Chicagoland - No Diving Allowed by Carol Einarsson

Race Talk Radio:
Sweet Smokey Home Chicago: Fantasy Insight Chicago by Dennis Michelsen

RacingWithRich:
Arguing with 'The King' not a great career move for Allmendinger by Richard Allen

Roanoke Times:
Stewart-Hass trio not in works / Notes by Dustin Long

SB Nation:
12 Out Of 12: An Interview With David Starr by Jeff Gluck

Sirius Speedway:
Mark Martin Deserves Better by Dave Moody

SPEED:
Johnson Leads List Of Favorites Jimmie Johnson has the best average finish at Chicagoland Speedway and
Big Night For Gordon by Tom Jensen

Speedway Media:
Jimmie Johnson follows in Jeff Gordon?s footsteps with birth of first daughter by Mary Jo Buchanan;
NASCAR Top-10 Power Rankings: Daytona by Jeffrey Boswell

Stock Car Gazette:
Chicagoland Statistically Speaking by Mike Wells

Sports Radio Interviews:
Tony Stewart is gaining momentum despite the slow start

Vegas Insider
Chicago Preview by Micah Roberts

Virginian Pilot:
This a pivotal time for Dale Jr., Biffle and others trying to hold on to top 12 spot by Dustin Long

Yahoo Sports:
Chase Watch: Junior, Kahne moving up by Jay Hart

York Dispatch:
Harvick could win again at Chicagoland by Ellen Siska

ESPN.com:
Drive for speed has pitfalls by David Newton;
Burton, McMurray give Sadler hope by Marty Smith;
Crunching numbers after Daytona by Matt Willis

All Left Turns:
Richie Evans honored at Daytona by
Harvick won a wild Coke Zero 400 by Jay W. Pennell

Athlon Sports:
Horsepower Rankings: Sorry Happy, but Jimmie's still the man to beat by Matt Taliaferro

Bleacher Report:
Penske May Begin Their Silly Season Early by Daniel Caudill

Bump Drafts:
My Five For The 2011 NASCAR Hall Of Fame by Patrick Reynolds

Daily Nonpareil:
Mayhem at Daytona; Trucks at Newton by Marsha Hoffman

Daly Planet:
Fresh Faces Or Big Names? by John Daly

Frontstretch:
NASCAR Nails The Nationwide Car of Tomorrow by Vito Pugliese;
Beyond The Cockpit: A.J. Allmendinger On Turning It Around ... On The Golf Course? by Phil Allaway;
Mirror Driving: Bumper Cars Or Exciting Endings?, Chase Choices, And Judging Dale by the Frontstretch Staff

Hampton Roads:
Stewart downplays 3rd team for next season; Number-crunching Jeff Gordon style by Dustin Long

Insider Racing News:
Junior Nation Is All A-Twitter by Chuck Abrams;
Harvick and Childress Back On Level Ground by Kim Roberson;
A Dramatic Improvement at Richard Childress Racing by Allen Madding

Motor Racing Network:
Power Rankings

NASCAR.com:
Chicago provides welcome relief to fantasy owners by Dan Beaver;
Ten prominent omissions to the list of HOF nominees by Mark Aumann

NASCAR Insiders:
Ask The Insiders Wednesday #82 by T.C.

NASCAR This Week:
Local pro-truck driver Whitney Poole leaves her mark at local track;
Bobby the Iron Man by Monte Dutton

Orlando Sentinel:
Kevin Harvick must shine in NASCAR Chase to seize Jimmie Johnson's crown by Tania Ganguli

Puttyracing:
Things to expect if you go to Daytona by Garrett Horton

Racin' Today:
Time For Danica To Get In Or Get Out by Larry Woody;
Please Reschedule Carefully by Rick Minter

Rubbings Racing:
Tony Stewart Says Not A Lot Of Opportunities For New Drivers by DJ DeSpain

Scene Daily:
When it comes to the Chase, NASCAR needs to leave well enough alone by Kenny Bruce;
Twitter frustration misses the point by Carolyn Brewster

SPEED:
No Comfort For Newman and
RPM’s Soap Opera Season Continues by Tom Jensen;
Stewart Riding On Point Gains by Mike Hembree

Speedway Media:
Surprising and Not Surprising: Daytona's Coke Zero 400 by Mary Jo Buchanan

Sports Illustrated:
New cars rolled out in Nationwide, Ford's future and more by Tom Bowles

USA Today:
Competition changes likely coming for Nationwide Series by Nate Ryan

Yahoo Sports:
Jeff Gordon will make his 600th career start Saturday night by Nick Bromberg

ESPN.com:
Newman didn't need backup plan by David Newton;
Harvick: 2010 Cup title still Jimmie's to lose by Terry Blount;
2010 Power Rankings: Chicagoland by Ryan McGee

Bleacher Report:
NASCAR: July 2010 Daytona Weekend Was All For Dale Sr by Melissa Bauer-Herzog;
To Know How Special Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s Win Was, Look Toward The Stands by Kelly Crandall

Bump Drafts:
Raising Kahne by Jim McCoy

CBS Sports:
NASCAR Power Rankings: Lucky break could change season fortunes for Junior by Brian De Los Santos

Daily News Journal:
Earnhardt winning good story, not fix by Tom Kreager

Daly Planet:
Tuesday TV/Media Notes by John Daly

Fox Sports:
The new NASCAR by Darrell Waltrip;
What are NASCAR's newest ideas? by Lee Spencer

Frontstretch:
Five Points To Ponder: Hands Off Daytona, Musings Of NASCAR's Village Idiot, And One Missing Mustang by Bryan Davis Keith;
Nine Drivers Who Need A Reset Button ... Now by Danny Peters;
Who's Hot / Not In Sprint Cup: Post-Daytona Edition by Tom Bowles;
2011 Hall of Fame Nominees: They Have It Right, For The Most Part by Mike Neff;
It's A NASCAR Playoff War: Rating 8 Contenders For The Final 2 Chase Spots by Nick Bromberg

HeraldNet:
Local driver racing with the big boys by Rich Myhre

Joliet Herald News:
Kurt Busch Keeping Things Lively by Dick Goss

Lexington Dispatch:
Dale Jr. wins with #3 one last time by Ben White

Motor Racing Newtork:
Earnhardt Jr. Continues Surge by Pete Pistone

NASCAR.com:
Conway talks about rookie status, life outside of racing and
Junior's win leads to great weekend for NASCAR by Joe Menzer

NASCAR Insiders:
New Nationwide Series Car Debut A Success by T.C.

NASCAR Lugnuts:
NASCAR Sprint Cup mid-season: Richard Childress Racing by Patti Rodisch

NASCAR This Week:
Burning issues: 7-6-2010 by Monte Dutton

Orlando Sentinel:
Night racing at Daytona is an idea that is all wet by Mike Bianchi

Podium Finish:
Midseason Report Card: Who's Head of the Class? Who's Struggling? by Rob Tiongson

Race Journal Online:
Cheers and Jeers: Celebrating Dale Earnhardt at Daytona, It's a Good Weekend for RCR by Carol Einarsson

Race Talk Radio:
The Power of Earnhardt Alive and Well: Make the Grade - Daytona 2 by Dennis Michelsen

Racing Geek:
Winners and Losers From the Firecracker by Jordan Bianchi

Racing Tool:
Tearing Up The Track: Daytona Edition by David Dubczak

Racing With Rich:
Maybe Junior should drive the 3 car more often by Richard Allen

Racinwithruss::
After the Fight, a Race Broke Out…Harvick Wins Daytona by Russell Schmidt

Richmond Times-Dispatch:
What we learned from Daytona by Chris Wilbers

Sirius-Speedway:
2011 Sprint Cup Schedule To Include Kansas, Kentucky Speedways by Dave Moody

SPEED:
More Mayhem At Chicagoland? by Mike Hembree

Speedway Media:
The Final Word - It was the Crash & Burn 400 at Daytona by Ron Thornton;
Hoorahs and Wazzups: The Fourth of July in Daytona by Dave Grayson;
An Interesting Weekend at Daytona by Ron Fleshman;
Dale Earnhardt Jr. Wins with a Little Help from his Friends by Angela Campbell

Sports Illustrated:
Hamlin needs top finishes as Johnson gets back on track byBrant James

Stock Car Gazette:
TV Times - Harvick's Daytona Win Makes Chase Interesting by Lou Modestino

USA Today:
Kevin Harvick caps big weekend for owner Childress by Seth Livingstone

Yahoo Sports:
Sparks still flying following Daytona by Jay Hart'
Fryer’s Five: Junior left Daytona unsatisfied by Jenna Fryer

Alabama Live:
NASCAR chairman doesn't show much love for Indy Series by Doug Demmons

Bleacher Report:
Tony Eury Sr.: "Bring It on Son" in JR Motorsports Head-To-Head Challenge by Kelly Crandall

Bump Drafts:
Coke Hits A Home Run by John Chapman

CBS Sports:
Harvick's Daytona win another major stride in RCR's revival by Pete Pistone

Close Finishes:
Drivers Can't Seem To Make Up Their Minds About Daytona Surface by John Close

Daytona Beach News-Journal:
Childress-ed for success and
Kahne leads Ford's strong performance by

Florida Times-Union:
Kevin Harvick succeeds by driving through the mayhem by Don Coble

Florida Today:
Harvick credits Childress for turnaround by Mark DeCotis

Frontstretch:
Matt McLaughlin's Thinkin' Out Loud: 2010 Firecracker 400 Race Recap by Matt McLaughlin;
Bubble Breakdown: Surprises Of All Sizes At Destructive Daytona by Brock Beard;
NASCAR Beginning to Throw Cautions the Correct Way by Doug Turnbull;
Running Their Mouth: Coke Zero 400 powered by Coca-Cola by Summer Dreyer;
Fact or Fiction: Why Earnhardt's Friday Was Less Important Than His Saturday, And Why He Won't Drive the No. 3 Again by Mike Lovecchio

Hampton Roads:
Guess who's followed Harvick's meteroic rise in points & who's fallen the most and
You missed a good one at Daytona by Dustin Long

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

Motor Sports Weekly News:
Earnhardt, Wrangler, Victory at Daytona by Drew Hierwarter

NASCAR.com:
Harvick's dual role at Daytona ends in victory by Mark Aumann;
Despite strong finish at DIS, Gordon needs to win by Dave Rodman

NASCAR: Beyond the Track:
Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s win in the #3 car was the perfect end to an era by Matt Myftiu

NASCAR Examiner:
The Earnhardt name still reigns supreme in NASCAR and
Earnhardt Jr.'s win a grand slam in NASCAR's perfect game and
Blind drivers among a weekend of bizarre and disturbing announcements at Daytona by Greg Engle

NASCAR Insiders:
Kyle Busch Maturing Little By Little by Journo

NASCAR This Week:
Hell on wheels and
There's life away from racing by Monte Dutton

Orlando Sentinel:
After 4th-place finish, Dale Earnhardt Jr. uneasy with getting lucky too often by Tania Ganguli

Race Journal Online:
Fruition - No More 3 For Junior by Carol Einarsson

Racin' Today:
Roll The Dice, Move The Vegas Date by Jonathan Ingram

SB Nation:
Aftermath, Daytona: Questions (And Some Answers) Halfway Through The NASCAR Season by Jeff Gluck

SPEED:
Junior? Could It Be His Year? Huh? and
Season Is Half Over, And What Do We Know? by Mike Hembree;
Who Can Topple Johnson? and
The Story That Matters Most by Tom Jensen

Sports Illustrated:
Harvick's aggressiveness pays off, Junior's rising; more from Daytona by Lars Anderson

Stock Car Gazette:
Track Trash - Daytona on the 3rd....and the 4th of July by Racing Maniac

Tampa Tribune:
Harvick threatens Johnson's streaks by Ton Fabrizio

ESPN.com:
Harvick passes plate test at Daytona by Ed Hinton

Alabama Live:
NASCAR again fails to address the legacy of Wendell Scott by Doug Demmons

Bump Drafts:
Great Weekend For Dale’s Son & Dale’s Successor by Jim McCoy

Charlotte Observer:
Dale Earnhardt's Wrangler #3 - the stuff of legends by Tom Higgins

Daytona Beach News-Journal:
Catching up with Ken Ragan;
Harvick holds off Kahne in shootout by Godwin Kelly;
Penske Racing has solid run by Buddy Shacklette;
DIS surface makes its final stand by Sean Kernan;
Gordon admits aggressive driving by Steve Master
Bad luck hits Kyle Busch again and
Gibbs relies on backup rides by Michael Lewis;

Delaware News Journal:
NASCAR, soccer fans' passion trumps mainstream scorn by Mike Finney

Florida Times-Union:
Wild wreck affects more than 20 cars late in race at Daytona and
Jacksonville natives deal with danger in the pits by David Johnson;
Day after is a letdown for Dale Earnhardt Jr. by Gene Frenette;
Bobby Labonte honored in his 600th career start and
Kyle Busch knocked out of lead spot at Daytona again by Gary Smits;
Kevin Harvick is hero at Coke Zero 400 by Don Coble

Florida Today:
McMurray enjoys friendly relationship with Ganassi and
Harvick wins wet, wild race at Daytona and
Junior bears soul by Mark DeCotis

Fox Sports:
Daytona win helps Harvick distance self from title rivals and
Formula One president at Daytona by Lee Spencer

Hampton Roads:
NASCAR chairman says green initiatives still in the works by Dustin Long

Miami Herald
Confident Earnhardt lashes out at critics and
Kevin Harvick wins rain-soaked Coke Zero 400 by George Richards

MikeMulhern.net:
Wow! Another hot time at the old race track....and what a way for that aging Daytona asphalt to go out and
Another wild and crazy race, but Kevin Harvick again proves one cool customer, winning the Daytona 400 and
After Friday's emotional victory, Dale Earnhardt Jr. ponders his life and career

Motorsports Examiner:
Dale Earnhardt Jr. Runs the #3, Kevin Harvick kicks Sand by Dwight Drum

NASCAR.com:
Kahne makes up ground in Chase with strong finish by Dave Rodman;
Big One brings carnage for half the Daytona field by Mark Aumann

NASCAR This Week:
No middle view of Earnhardt Jr.'s glorious triumph and
Pulp fiction at Daytona by Monte Dutton

Florida Today:
Stewart hoping for a piece of Daytona by Mark DeCotis

Orlando Sentinel:
Kevin Harvick wins NASCAR Coke Zero 400 at Daytona by Matt Humphrey;
Sam Hornish Jr. has another nightmare day at Daytona Jimmie Johnson, not Junior, is the next Dale Earnhardt by Mike Bianchi;
Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s Nationwide win was mostly symbolic, but an incredibly powerful symbol by Tania Ganguil

Racin' Today:
A Rough Night On A Rough Track by Jim Pedley;
Thinking Of Richie Evans by John Sturbin

Racing Geek:
Monday's Thoughts: Harvick Survives and Emerges as the Victor by Jordan Bianchi

St. Petersburg Times:
NASCAR's problems go beyond Chase for the Championship and
Kevin Harvick wins wild one at Daytona in Coke Zero 400 by John Romano

SPEED:
Harvick Wins Wild One At Daytona by Mike Hembree

Speedway Media:
Harvick enjoys a Coke Zero while wearing the firesuit for the night at Daytona by Mike Finnegan;
Fireworks fly over Harvick at Daytona and
Spectator vs. Spotter: Coke Zero 400 Edition from Daytona by Rebecca Spence

Treasure Coast Palm:
Dale Earnhardt Jr. basking in Daytona Nationwide victory by Bill Whitehead

USA Today:
Dale Earnhardt hopes Nationwide victory silences critics by Seth Livingstone

Yahoo Sports:
Harvick’s win reminiscent of the Intimidator by Eric Adelson;
TNT misses incident between AJ Allmendinger and Richard Petty by Nick Bromberg

ESPN.com:
Finally, a breakthrough victory for Dale Jr.? and
Plates plus spoilers equals … stay tuned by Ed Hinton

Alabama Live:
Jovial Junior attributes his Daytona win to beer and his beard and
Dale Earnhardt Jr. takes the #3 to Victory Lane at Daytona by Doug Demmons

Atlanta NASCAR Examiner:
Who will be the next five Hall of Fame Inductees and
Race of the week- 2001 Pepsi 400 (Emotional win for Junior) by Jeremy Dunn

Bleacher Report:
NASCAR Making Changes in 2011 by Sandra MacWatters;
Earnhardt Jr.: Practice Makes Perfect, Almost! by David Yeazell;
Dale Earnhardt Jr. Perfected a Fitting Tribute With an Emotional Victory and
NASCAR: Is Winning the Daytona 500 or Coke Zero 400 a Curse? by Sal Sigala Jr

Boston Globe:
Almirola confident that he can deliver by Michael Vega

Bristol Herald Courier:
NASCAR could use a Bristol Motor Speedway boost by Allen Gregory

Bump Drafts:
Picks ‘n’ Previews: Coke Zero 400 by Jim McCoy

CBS Sports:
Watch out at Daytona, it's time for Smoke to rise by Pete Pistone

Charlotte Observer:
Speedway chairman Smith deserves Hall consideration by Tom Sorenson

Daly Planet:
TNT's Big Day Arrives by John Daly

Daytona Beach News-Journal:
Idle chatter: Jamie McMurray ;
Did you notice? and;
> Edwards: Playoff format is good as is by Sean Kernan;
Doing Dad Proud and
Chase for changes is on by Buddy Shacklette;
Questions & Attitude by Ken Willis

Florida Times-Union:
Changes might be coming to Chase, Brian France says and
Dale Earnhardt Jr. drives #3 car to Nationwide victory and
On the beaten track: Daytona asphalt should have a slick finish by Don Coble

Florida Today:
Expect wild one tonight and
Earnhardt Jr. honors father with style: A win and
NASCAR hopes fans embrace changes by Mark DeCotis

Fox Sports:
Oh what a night by Darrell Waltrip;
Earnhardt win is just as big for fans by Lee Spencer

Las Vegas Review-Journal:
New Spoiler, More Horse Power Could Set Off Early Fireworks at Daytona; Top 10 Driver Ratings For Daytona by Micah Roberts

MikeMulhern.net:
An Earnhardt is back in Daytona's Victory Lane, wearing number 3 and
In NASCAR this season, friendship is fleeting. So what to look for in the Daytona 400? and
Carl Edwards weighs in on Brian France's planned Nationwide tour changes

MLive:
NASCAR Trading Paint: Coke Zero 400 picks

Monday Morning Crew Chief:
Earnhardt Jr. wins in 'Daddy's' car by Jacob Mayer

NASCAR.com:
Biffle, Kenseth like slipping, sliding around Daytona by Dave Rodman;
Stewart expects more of the same at Daytona and
France sees changes to Chase, schedule in future by Mark Aumann

NASCAR-ista:
What a Night for Earnhardt Nation by Michelle Dawn

NASCAR This Week:
Dale Jr.'s magic dust and
NASCAR notebook: Goodyear puts troops where its logo is and
NASCAR tacitly admits the error of its ways by Monte Dutton

Nationwide Series News, Notes and Rumors:
Earnhardt Jr. gets sentimental win by Amanda Vincent

New York Times:
A Quick Trip to the NASCAR Hall of Fame and
NASCAR, Through the Looking Glass by Robert Peele

Orlando Sentinel:
Daytona expects pothole-free Coke Zero 400 and
NASCAR considers changes to Chase format by Tania Ganguli

Racin' Today:
Blades And More Power At DIS by Jim Pedley;
An Earnhardt And #3 Back in Victory Lane by Jonathan Ingram;
More Fixes At DIS and
France Talks Of Schedule And Chase Changes by Jeff Hood

Racing Win:
Why Dale Earnhardt Jr Won Daytona by RacingWin

Roanoke Times:
NASCAR's need for drama and
Cup schedule for 2011 could be different by Dustin Long

Rubbings Racing:
All Eyes On: Jamie McMurray by Farrah Kaye

St. Petersburg Times:
Jimmie Johnson is last individual king standing by John Romano

Scene Daily:
A perfect tribute for the 3 by Carolyn Brewster

SPEED:
‘Wild’ Race Expected Saturday Night and
Chase Changes Appear Likely by Mike Hembree

Speedway Media:
Earnhardt Jr. takes the tribute #3 to Nationwide Victory in Daytona by Rebecca Spence

Sports Illustrated:
Keselowski on his relationship with Junior, Daytona repaving; more by Tom Bowles

Stock Car Gazette:
Notable Quotables - Michael Wright (who?) and Jeff Gluck by Mike Irwin

Stock Car Science:
RPM, Roush, Murphey the Mustang and the Pride of Ownership by Diandra Leslie-Pelecky

Tampa Tribune:
Expect another wild Daytona race by Tony Fabrizio

USA Today:
#3 for victory: Earnhardt Jr. wins Daytona Nationwide race by Seth Livingstone

Yahoo Sports:
Will America's Racing Team ever attempt a Sprint Cup race? by Nick Bromberg

Alabama Live:
Legendary crew chief Dale Inman nominated for NASCAR's Hall of Fame by Doug Demmons

Bleacher Report:
Daytona Double: Does It Help Cup Drivers To Drive In Nationwide Races? by Rob Tiongson

Bump Drafts:
My Second (HoF) Class Is Not Second Class by Jim McCoy

Caledonian Record:
Strap In: You Need Some Cash - Now, Who Would You Pick to Drive Your Race Car? by Biggy Bigelow

Charlotte Observer:
The next class by Scott Fowler

Daytona Beach News-Journal:
Idle chatter: Dale Jarrett;
Catching up with Neil Goldberg by Sean Kernan;
Allgaier is quietly a title contender by Buddy Shacklette;
Necessity was mother of tri-oval's invention by Ken Willis;
Junior says tonight last for #3 by Godwin Kelly

Denver Post:
Regan Smith: Breaking down NASCAR? Drive fast, pass, win

Detroit Free Press:
Street legal cars? No, they just look it -- and sexy by Steve Schrader

Florida Times-Union:
Gibbs' cars pile up in practice at Daytona and
Winless Jeff Gordon has lost his flash by Don Coble

Florida Today:
Playoff points stacked against leader Harvick and
Cars are stars tonight at Daytona by Mark DeCotis

Fox Sports:
Busch takes blame for five-car melee by Lee Spencer

Frontstretch:
"Pursuing Younger Fans?" That's The Marketing Department's Job by Kurt Smith;
R-E-S-P-E-C-T? Who Needs That When It's All About Me? by Amy Henderson;
Driven to the Past: Accident Prone or All In a Day's Work? by John Potts;
Scott Speed Driver Diary: Red Bull Changes, The World Cup and the Speeds' Celebrity Free Pass List by Scott Speed

Georgia Racing History:
One Year In And Other Obervations by Brandon Reed

Hartford Courant:
Danica Displays Lack Of Stock Car Knowledge by Shawn Courchesne

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

Las Vegas Review Journal:
2011 puzzle starts coming together by Jeff Wolf

Las Vegas Sun:
Sprint Cup racing is a lot like Thanksgiving dinner by Mike Smith

MikeMulhern.net:
Times may be tough, but NASCAR's Brian France offers an "aggressive" approach and
Bashin' and crashin' at Daytona, and it's only the second day of practice and
NASCAR's new Nationwide car may create wreck-fest Friday night, drivers and crews fear and
NASCAR's NEXT Generation Nationwide car: Is this part of the solution to the sport's nagging TV question?

MLive:
Coy Gibbs mixes NFL and NASCAR, and comes up with a winner by Steve Kaminski

Motor Racing Network:
Johnson Eyes Three-Peat by Pete Pistone

NASCAR.com:
Drivers forced to back-ups in crash-filled practices by Dave Rodman;
It's been a long road back to Cup Series for Park by Mark Aumann

NASCAR-ista:
Nationwide Boys (and Girl) Might Steal Daytona Show by Michelle Dawn

NASCAR Examiner:
Track officials find another pot hole at Daytona and
A second NASCAR date at Kansas, seriously? and
Kyle Busch spends Thursday at Daytona making friends and banging fenders by Greg Engle

NASCAR Insiders:
Roush’s New Website…Kind Of Disappointing by Journo

NASCAR This Week:
NASCAR heads back the other way and
Wrecks, repairs, and rain: Not readin,' not writin,' not 'rithmetic by Monte Dutton

Orlando Sentinel:
Jamie McMurray is enjoying a rebirth with Earnhardt Ganassi Racing and
Seven drivers to backup cars after wrecks during Cup practice by Tania Ganguli

Racin' Today:
Hamilton’s Life Was A Hollywood Story by Larry Woody;
More Ponies (And Money?) For Nationwide by Jonathan Ingram

Racing With Rich:
My prediction: Juan Pablo Montoya will win the Coke Zero 400 and
It was a bad day for Kyle Busch...and those around him by Richard Allen

Roanoake Times:
2 cars debut in Nationwide race and
Kansas may get 2nd Cup race and
5 new names among the 25 nominees for NASCAR hall by Dustin Long

Southern Pines Pilot:
Everybody Loves New Nationwide Car by Andy Cagle

SPEED:
Rough Race Ahead? and
Daytona Getting New ‘Tennis Shoes’ by Mike Hembree

Speedway Media:
Drivers have unique agendas at Daytona and Tammyrae Benscoter;
As The Lug Nut Turns to Daytona International Speedway by Mary Jo Buchanan

Sports Illustrated:
The next chapter of 'The Earnhardts at Daytona' could be a happy one by Lars Anderson;
Sizing up NASCAR's teams during Silly Season by Tom Bowles

Tampa Tribune:
NASCAR driver McMurray a reflection of his dad by Tony Fabrizio

USA Today:
Hope abounds for those on cusp of Sprint Cup Chase field by Seth Livingstone

Vegas Insider:
Coke Zero 400 Preview by Micah Roberts

ESPN.com:
Call 'em the chameleons of NASCAR by Ed Hinton

Alabama Live:
Fred Lorenzen nominated for NASCAR Hall of Fame and
Danica isn't the answer to what ails the NASCAR Nationwide Series by Doug Demmons

All Left Turns:
Greg Sacks Pulled Off Huge Daytona Upset 25 Years Ago by Patrick Reynolds

Augusta Chronicle:
Primed for a wild ride at Daytona and
NASCAR Hall of Fame nominees to be announced tonight and
NASCAR Newsmaker: Jeff Burton by Don Coble

Bump Drafts:
Bump Drafts Big 10: Side-By-Side For Lead by Jim McCoy

CBS Sports:
Power Rankings: Kenseth burning through crew chiefs this year by Brian De Los Santos;
New car should spark more Nationwide-improving changes by Pete Pistone

Dallas Morning News:
Defending champ favorite at halfway point, but Gibbs' boys could play spoiler by Anthony Andro

Daly Planet:
NASCAR And NBA Set To Wrestle For Media Attention by John Daly

Daytona Beach News-Journal:
#3 back at DIS by Buddy Shacklette

Delaware News Journal:
Picking NASCAR Hall's next five no easy task by Mike Finney

Element of Speed:
Extreme Makeover: Daytona Edition by Rebecca Kivak

Florida Times-Union:
NASCAR searches for riveting storylines by Gene Frenette;
Cars in Nationwide race will look like passenger vehicles and
War wagons ready for battle: NASCAR's 'toolboxes' have become command centers by Don Coble

Fox Sports:
Dale Earnhardt Jr. could win at Daytona International Speedway by Jeff Hammond;
Pony cars make debut at Daytona by Lee Spencer

Frontstretch:
Have At It, Boys: NASCAR's "Powder Puff" Fans Need To Find Something Else To Do by Jeff Meyer;
Go, Go Front Row Joe: Owner/Driver Progressing During Tough Economic Times by Brock Beard;
Fanning The Flames: Figures Lie Or Liars Figure ... Or Do They? by Matt Taliaferro;
Who's Hot / Who's Not In Sprint Cup: Daytona Edition by Tom Bowles;
Fantasy Insider: Sift Through The Big One To Find Some Daytona Sleepers by Mike Ravesi

Hampton Roads:
ISC makes formal request for 2nd Kansas date in '11; Where should it come from? by Dustin Long

Hartford Courant:
With Interest Pegged On Danica-Mania NASCAR Style, Why Does Danica Patrick Seem So Uninterested? by Shawn Courchesne

Laidback Racing:
Cup Corner - Daytona Fantasy Forecast by Ron Engel;
Mad Mikie's Rants & Raves by Mad Mikie

Las Vegas Sun:
Henderson woman helping promote diversity in NASCAR by Ray Brewer

MikeMulhern.net:
NASCAR Retro! Remember the Muscle Car wars of the late 1960s and early 1970s? They're baaaack

Motor Racing Network:
Harvick Brings Lead to Daytona by Pete Pistone

NASCAR.com:
Dodge, Ford hope new cars mark return to NASCAR roots by Joe Menzer;
Ford lagging, but Kahne, Allmendinger resolute by Dave Rodman

NASCAR Insiders:
The Reality of NASCAR’s Drug “Problem” by T.C.

NASCAR Nationwide Series Examiner:
New Nationwide car makes debut Friday by Amanda Vincent

NASCAR This Week:
Ups, downs, arounds and arounds by Monte Dutton

New York Times:
NASCAR Nationwide Series Ready to Race New Cars This Weekend by Dave Caldwell

NNS Racing:
New car ‘very, very important’ for NASCAR Nationwide Series by Lee Montgomery

Orlando Sentinel:
NASCAR to announce 25 Hall of Fame nominees Thursday and
NASCAR this season is the Jimmie and Denny show by Tania Ganguli

Philadelphia Daily News:
Race to the Chase is already on for NASCAR drivers by Bill Fleischman

Racin' Today:
Leonard Wood Fueled Success by Rick Minter;
Here Is Who Should Be In The Hall by Larry Woody

Racing With Rich:
Here's to hoping this weekend's Nationwide race is a big success by Richard Allen

RealNASCAR:
NASCAR Summer Reading List 2010 by Dan Pierce

Rubbings Racing:
NASCAR Flashback: 1997 Pepsi 400, Andretti Breaks Through by Toby Christie

Scene Daily:
The art of spotting a driver at the track by Carolyn Brewster

SPEED:
Stewart The Man To Beat At Daytona and
Earnhardt’s 2001 Daytona Win Was Historic by Tom Jensen

Speedway Media:
Bill Elliott Coaches Son Chase to Two Awesome Finishes by Mary Jo Buchanan;
NASCAR Top-10 Power Rankings: Loudon by Jeffrey Boswell

Sports Illustrated:
RPM could rebound from future Kahne departure with Allmendinger by Cory McCartney;
Changes possible for Sprint Cup schedule if Smith gets his way by Tim Tuttle

Stock Car Gazette:
Daytona Statistically Speaking by Mike Wells

Tampa Tribune:
Final spin on Daytona's bumpy road by Tony Fabrizio

USA Today:
Mustang more than one-trick pony with Nationwide model by Nate Ryan

Yahoo Sports:
Montoya’s 2010 both promising and frustrating by Jay Hart

York Dispatch:
Saturday's Daytona race promises to be interesting by Ellen Siska