The 25th running of the NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race will feature a 10-lap shootout as its final segment, reviving memories of some of the event’s most spectacular finishes.
NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race XXV, set for Saturday, May 16 at Lowe’s Motor Speedway (SPEED, 7 p.m.), will consist of four segments, concluding with a 10-lap sprint and a $1 million pay-out to the race winner. Tickets for the NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race start at $25 and can be obtained by calling 1-800-455-FANS or at www.lowesmotorspeedway.com.
Kyle Busch proved that he was back to old form, dominating the Food City 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway on Sunday. "It was an overall great day," Busch said in victory lane. "Its a little bit of redemption here. This track owed me a few." The victory in the #18 Snickers Toyota was Busch's second win of the season, 14th career victory and his first repeat victory at any track. Busch led 378 laps throughout the race.
The air was cold but the stands were packed at Southern Maryland’s Potomac Speedway for the 2009 season opener. Friday night’s racing action kicked off the 36th season of racing at the historic Southern Maryland 3/8 mile clay oval. Offseason changes, led by new promoter Greg Gunter, paid off as Potomac Speedway had one of its largest car counts along with major offseason improvements to the motorsports facility. 
ROCKINGHAM, NC - After three days of soggy weather in Rockingham, North Carolina, Indiantown, Florida native Patrick Sheltra finally was able to climb into his No. 60 Dodge Charger Tuesday afternoon and log a solid half of a day of testing in preparation of the ARCA RE/MAX Series Carolina 200 at Rockingham Speedway on Sunday, April 19th.
The laps turned Tuesday afternoon also marked the first time that the 22-year old rising star has been behind the wheel of a racecar since being involved in a monstrous incident in the ARCA RE/MAX Series season opener at Daytona International Speedway last month.
MANSFIELD, Ohio -- Mansfield Motorsports Park officials announced today that the June 20 ARCA RE/MAX Series race will be named in honor of the on-track accomplishments of the late Tim Richmond, a notable racecar driver and Ashland, Ohio, native who died of AIDS in 1989. The Tim Richmond Memorial ARCA RE/MAX 200, race No. nine of the 22-race ARCA RE/MAX Series, will roll off at 8:30 p.m. on Saturday, June 20.
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (March 10, 2009) – Jimmy Watts, a crew member for the No. 47 team in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, has been suspended from the next four NASCAR Sprint Cup Series events (until April 22) for rule violations during last Sunday’s race at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
After hearing from many of you, whether you be a fan or a team member, we got the message the lack of a television package was the biggest complaint you had about ARCA. We've gotten a response from multiple people inside ARCA and can confirm they are working on getting a TV deal but economic and logistical barriers are standing in the way.
This week, the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series visits Atlanta Motor Speedway for the Kobalt Tools 500. Defending race winner Kyle Busch looks to make it two in a row on Sunday, while Jimmie Johnson and Carl Edwards hope to recover from poor starts to the 2009 season. Atlanta will be a crucial test for teams fighting for a spot in the top 35. After the Kobolt Tools 500, teams will only have one more chance to lock themselves into the top 35 before owner's points from the 2009 season are used.
If you're a NASCAR fan, you know what I'm talking about. You've heard everything from "how can you watch cars go around in circles" to "Not Another Sport Centered Around Rednecks" to the tired out "toothless redneck" comments. You've heard about how NASCAR isn't a sport (yes it is) and how NASCAR drivers aren't athletes (yes they are). You've heard about how anyone could drive a racecar making left-turns all day for a living.
Race fans, we want to hear what you have to say. What stereotypes have you heard? What is your theory on why race fans are stereotyped and why many in the mainstream abhor NASCAR and race fans?
It took him six tries, but Kyle Busch was finally able to take his #18 M&Ms Toyota to victory lane at his home track of Las Vegas Motor Speedway in the Shelby 427. The win Sunday at Las Vegas Motor Speedway is Busch's 13th career win. 
