NASCAR News

Jimmie Johnson and Kurt Busch had a furious row in pit road after the race at Pocono, with the five-time champion taking exception to the Penske driver's tactics

X Games superstar daredevil Travis Pastrana has pulled out of all his Nationwide appearances in 2011 following the leg and ankle injuries he received last week in competition.

Penske Racing's Brad Keselowski wrote off his #2 Blue Deuce car in a major accident in testing at Road Atlanta on Wednesday, and was taken to hospital for evaluation.

Austin Dillon's two-tyre gambit paid off with a Truck Series victory over Johnny Sauter and Timothy Peters to lay claim to the coveted Gibson guitar trophy at Nashville Superspeedway

The Nationwide Series has announced that it is heading to Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the first time during next year's season.

Whisky brand Crown Royal has announced that it is to end its sponsorship of the Roush Fenway Racing #17 driven by Matt Kenseth and reduce their involvement with NASCAR as a whole.

NASCAR is reeling from the news that Red Bull is set to pull the plug on its Sprint Cup team, but some pundits are starting to wonder if this may be the chance Danica's been waiting for.

The three crew chiefs of the Joe Gibbs Racing teams of Denny Hamlin, Kyle Busch and Joey Logano have been handed large fines for trying to enter the Michigan race with unapproved oil pans.

Strong rumours that Red Bull is to quit NASCAR at the end of the current season have sent shockwaves through the sport - and the wider world of motorsport sponsorship.

Two dozen NASCAR stars descend on Eldora Speedway's dirt track in Ohio tonight for Tony Stewart's Prelude to the Dream charity fundraiser, with IndyCar's Tony Kanaan joining the fun.

Sam Hornish Jr. is to back on Sprint Cup duty at Pocono, but the real surprise is the announcement of 62-year-old Geoff Bodine's return to the race track with Tommy Baldwin Racing.

Team owner Richard Childress has been fined $150,000 and put on probation for the rest of the year following an altercation with Kyle Busch in the garage area at Kansas Speedway.

Team owner Richard Childress reportedly punched NASCAR star driver Kyle Busch in the face following the conclusion of the O'Reilly Auto Parts 250 Truck race at Kansas on Saturday night.

Kyle Busch may have been looking at Kimi Raikkonen as a way of expanding the Truck Series team he owns, but Kimi's ambitions are taking him in other directions.

Kyle Busch's 128mph speeding ticket should have sent him straight to jail according to outraged local residents in the area. According to attorneys, it still might come July 20.

After several days of refusing to confirm or deny whether he would make his Nationwide Series d?but this weekend, Kimi finally breaks his silence - and hits the track.

Trevor Bayne will return to active duty in the Nationwide Series on June 4 at the STP 300 event at Chicagoland Speedway, the Roush Fenway team announced Wednesday.

For Kyle Busch, driving at 128mph on a work day would count as being in the slow lane. But when he does it on a 45mph public highway, the police tend to take a dim view of it.

The story on Kimi Raikkonen changes by the hour with news that he's been testing a Sprint Cup car - but that he's not yet definitely committed to his Nationwide d?but this weekend after all.

How (and why) did Carl Edwards manage to wreck his car after a flawless All-Star race? Conspiracy theorists pour over that, and the state of Edwards' contract renewal negotiations.

Kimi Raikkonen finished 15th in his NASCAR series d?but in the Camping World Truck Series, despite a couple of hits against the wall and a pit miscommunication that ended up being a stroke of luck.

Marcos Ambrose came close to having his 2011 season disappear without trace, but now things are back on track with an impressive 3rd at Dover and a chance of a wild card into the Chase.

Just days before Kimi Raikkonen makes his NASCAR debut in the Camping World Truck Series race at Charlotte Motor Speedway on Friday, Juan Montoya offers some words of advice.

Hopes that Juan Montoya and Ryan Newman might be able to bury the hatchet after their on-track spat last week at Richmond were dashed after an attempted peace summit ended in acrimony.