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Unofficial Driver Points Top-12 Standing

after Talladega [9 of 36 races]: #24-Jeff Gordon 1521 #31-Jeff Burton 1318 -203 #17-Matt Kenseth 1292 -229 #48-Jimmie Johnson 1290 -231 #11-Denny Hamlin 1189 -332 #20-Tony Stewart 1078 -443 #26-Jamie McMurray 1059 -462 #5-Kyle Busch 1054 -467 #29-Kevin Harvick 1052...

Kyle Busch Walks Away From Scary Crash:

#5-Kyle Busch walked away from a spectacular crash early in Saturday's Busch Series race at Talladega Superspeedway. Busch was running second as the field drove off turn four on the 2.66-mile oval to complete lap 27 of the 117-lap Aaron's 312. Busch suddenly darted...

Kyle Busch Walks Away From Scary Crash in Busch race:

#5-Kyle Busch walked away from a spectacular crash early in Saturday's Busch Series race at Talladega Superspeedway. Busch was running second as the field drove off turn four on the 2.66-mile oval to complete lap 27 of the 117-lap Aaron's 312. Busch suddenly darted...

HBO Pay-Per-View and Eldora Speedway Make History to Support Victory Junction:

The old school dirt upon which professional stock car racing was built will play host to today's racing stars when the third annual Nextel Prelude to the Dream presented by Old Spice takes place June 6 at Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio. And for those not lucky enough...

Tony Stewart Fined And Placed On Probation:

NASCAR announced today that Tony Stewart, driver of the #20 Chevy, has been fined $10,000 and placed on probation until Dec. 31, 2007 for failing to fulfill his post-race media obligation following the Subway Fresh Fit 500 race last Saturday night at Phoenix International...

NASCAR responds to Stewarts comments UPDATE 4 Stewart penalized:

NASCAR called Tony Stewart's comments "very, very disappointing." "NASCAR has been running races since 1948, and we place the safety of the drivers at the top of the list," said spokesman Jim Hunter. "We have more people and more resources than ever officiating our...

Stewart not Happy with NASCAR:

#20-Tony Stewart accused NASCAR of "playing God" by using caution flags to orchestrate closer racing. During his Tony Stewart Live program Tuesday night on Sirius Satellite Radio, Stewart lambasted officials for throwing four yellow flags for debris during Saturday...

NASCAR investigates Stewart, Montoya incidents UPDATE:

#20-Tony Stewart is not expected to be fined for skipping the post-race press conference last weekend at Phoenix, but #42-Juan Pablo Montoya may be for an obscene gesture made on camera prior to a Busch Series practice. NASCAR officials are reviewing whether to penalize...

Talladega Rookie Notes & News:

#15-Paul Menard was the Raybestos Rookie of the Race in the April 21 Subway Fresh Fit 500 at Phoenix International Raceway. Menard scored a 25th-place finish and took top rookie honors for the first time in 2007. Juan Pablo Montoya leads David Ragan by five points (...

COT Pts:

the top 10 in drivers pts in the three COT races: 24-Jeff Gordon, 535 (1 wins) 5-Kyle Busch, 501 (1) 11-Denny Hamlin, 466 48-Jimmie Johnson, 465 (1) 31-Jeff Burton, 444 17-Matt Kenseth, 424 8-Dale Earnhardt Jr., 417 20-Tony Stewart, 399 26-Jamie McMurray, 370 99-Carl...

Unofficial Driver Points Top-12 Standing

after Phoenix [8 of 36 races]: #24-Jeff Gordon 1326 #31-Jeff Burton 1252 -74 #17-Matt Kenseth 1166 -160 #48-Jimmie Johnson 1115 -211 #11-Denny Hamlin 1084 -242 #5-Kyle Busch 1002 -324 #20-Tony Stewart 994 -332 #99-Carl Edwards 967 -359 #07-Clint Bowyer 963 -363 #01...

Rumblings – Phoenix Race Notes:

We had that dreaded caution during a green flag pit cycle tonight, but after everything "shook" out, the top two cars were back at the front and we had a solid 19 lapper to the checkers. And in the end, it was Jeff Gordon prevailing for the first time ever at Phoenix...

No retirement consideration for Stewart … for at least 2 1/2 years:

#20-Tony Stewart made headlines when he said he was "ready to retire" after a frustrating race at Texas Motor Speedway last Sunday. Although Stewart later said he had spoken in the heat of the moment, retirement remains a possibility when his contract with Joe Gibbs...

Bondurant Grads Make up 9 of top 12 driver in Cup standings:

With the NASCAR Nextel Cup series coming to Phoenix, nine Bondurant School graduates are in the top 12 in points going into this weekend's race. The Bob Bondurant School of High Performance Driving continues to be the premier place to go for NASCAR drivers looking ...

Stewart to hold press conference about weight loss:

A press conference will be held at Phoenix International Raceway with Tony Stewart on Friday, April 20 at noon. Stewart will be discussing his impressive weight loss of 20 pounds and 15% body fat drop, all due to the healthy lifestyle change he embarked on. The renowned...

Ramblings – Phoenix Qualifying Notes:

Jeff Gordon toured the Phoenix International Raceway flat mile tonight in a smooth 27.040 seconds (133.136 mph) and took the Bud Pole for Saturday Night's Subway Fresh Fit 500 by a little over 1/100th of a second ahead of Jamie McMurray. This is the third top-spot ...

Stewart discusses ‘retirement’ on his radio show:

On last night's edition of his weekly SIRIUS NASCAR Radio show "Tony Stewart Live," #20-Tony Stewart and co-host Matt Yocum reviewed the weekend in Texas, looked back at Stewart's post-race comments on retirement, and talked about his run-in with #42-Juan Pablo Montoya...

Phoenix Rookie News and Notes:

#42-Juan Pablo Montoya was the Raybestos Rookie of the Race in Samsung 500 at Texas Motor Speedway. Montoya finished eighth, his second top-10 finish in eight Nextel Cup Series starts. He took Raybestos Rookie of the Race honors for the third time in 2007. Montoya ...

News & Notes Part I – April 16, 2007

Joe Ruttman (#18 Fastenal Dodge) feels the shoe is on the other foot when it comes to proving his ability to compete. "That's for the other guys to do," said Ruttman, 62, who'll rejoin the series April 28 at Kansas Speedway after an absence of nearly five years. "I...

Why did Dale Jr. get in the #5 car after he was out of the race?

For much of the day, it looked like the first two-time Texas titlist would be Dale Earnhardt Jr. and the #8 Budweiser team, as they led 96 laps, and repeatedly opened leads of three seconds or more before a strange incident ended any chance of victory. On lap 252, ...