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NASCAR Power Rankings: Top 20 Sprint Cup Drivers Coming out of Dover
Quick, name the three drivers to win multiple points-paying Sprint Cup races this season. The quarreling Kyle Busch and Kevin Harvick? Okay, that's two. Jimmie Johnson? Nope, just one...
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NASCAR Power Rankings: Top 20 Sprint Cup Drivers Coming Out of Darlington
Well that was fun, wasn't it? The Showtime Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway was a throwback to everything that made NASCAR exciting in the 1980s...
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Dale Earnhardt Jr.: 10 Goals That Will Make This Season a Success
Dale Earnhardt Jr. is in the midst of a modest career renaissance. Through the first quarter or so of the 2011 Sprint Cup Series season, Junior has gone from an uber-popular mid-pack ...
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NASCAR Power Rankings: Top 20 Sprint Cup Drivers Coming Out of Talladega
What a finish, huh? A strong push from Dale Earnhardt Jr. put Jimmie Johnson in position to win yesterday's Aaron's 499 at Talladega. Johnson, Clint Bowyer and Jeff Gordon made it three wide at the finish line, with Johnson taking the victory by ...
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NASCAR Power Rankings: Top 20 Sprint Cup Drivers Coming out of Texas
All season, I've been criticizing Matt Kenseth for being too quiet. Leading a total of five laps. Running reasonably up front, but not challenging for victories. Doing too much of what he did in 2003 without getting into the points lead first...
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NASCAR Power Rankings: Top 20 Sprint Cup Drivers Coming out of Martinsville
Happy Harvick's fans have to be pretty happy themselves, as their driver became the first multiple-race winner in Sprint Cup this season with a late-race pass of Dale Earnhardt Jr...
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NASCAR Power Rankings: Top 20 Sprint Cup Drivers Coming Out of California
I've never been a fan of NASCAR racing at the Auto Club Speedway. The 500-mile races are too long and the weather is, for some reason, always terrible. That may work for some racing series, but it sure doesn't for Sprint Cup...
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NASCAR Power Rankings: Top 20 Sprint Cup Drivers Coming Out of Bristol
Rowdy Busch. Rowdy Busch. Rowdy Busch. All he wants is for us to be friends! With yesterday's Bristol win, Busch extended his personal winning streak at the track (across all three of NASCAR's national touring series) to five races...
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NASCAR at Bristol: Jeff Gordon and Five Drivers to Watch Tomorrow
Ah, Bristol. One of the most exciting racetracks on the Sprint Cup Series schedule has also been one of the most difficult thus far, as extreme right side tire wear forced Goodyear to throw teams a curveball with new tires...
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NASCAR Power Rankings: Top 20 Sprint Cup Drivers Coming Out of Las Vegas
Luck was on Carl Edwards' side yesterday, as the backflipping Roush Fenway Racing star scored his third win in five races in yesterday's Kobalt Tools 500...
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NASCAR Power Rankings: Top 20 Sprint Cup Drivers Coming out of Phoenix
And we're back! After not ranking anybody post-Daytona (I mean, it's a restrictor-plate race, after all), we return to our usual post-race power-ranking snark this week...
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Daytona 500 2011: 10 Lessons We Learned in the Great American Race
What a finish, huh? Trevor Bayne became the surprise winner of yesterday's Daytona 500, adding to a proud tradition of part-time drivers to win the Great American Race...
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Daytona 500: 10 Bold Predictions for the Gatorade Duels
The Gatorade Duels mark the first semi-meaningful races of the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series season, as they are used to determine the starting lineup for the Daytona 500...
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NASCAR: The 25 Worst Styles in the History of the Sport
Come with us now on a journey through time and space...and mullets. It's no secret that NASCAR often lends itself to some pretty egregious sins of fashion and artwork now and again...
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Rolex 24 at Daytona: The 2011 Racing Season Kicks Off
The Rolex 24 marks the traditional beginning of the racing season. Each year, the Rolex Sports Car Series goes around the clock twice on the famed Daytona International Speedway road course...
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NASCAR's 2011 Rule Changes a Mixed Bag for Drivers and Fans
Everybody's a critic, or so the old adage goes. Maybe it's because part of the human condition is to complain about trite inconveniences...
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NASCAR: 10 Rule Changes They Need To Make to Help the Sport
Let's face facts, folks. As positive as Brian France and the current NASCAR braintrust want to be, the sport's in trouble...
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Jimmie Johnson and 10 Others Who Will Be in the Mix at the Rolex 24 At Daytona
The Rolex Sports Car Series' premier (and premiere) event each season, the Rolex 24 at Daytona, draws some of the top drivers from across the world and across motorsport...
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NASCAR Sprint Cup 2011: 10 Drivers Who Could Earn Their First Wins This Year
Brad Keselowski shocked the NASCAR world at Talladega in 2009 when he scored his first career Sprint Cup victory with a part-time, underfunded Phoenix Racing team. He managed to parlay that victory into a ride with Penske Racing for 2010 and beyond...
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NASCAR's Jimmie Johnson: 10 Things That Must Happen for Him to Get Title No. 6
Yeah, yeah, yeah. We’ve heard it all before. You’re sick of Jimmie Johnson winning all the time in Sprint Cup...
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The Top 15 NASCAR Video Games of All Time
It's Christmas, meaning millions of people are giving each other gifts ranging from the useless to the wonderful. For me, Christmas always used to mean a new NASCAR video game...
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NASCAR Crashes: The Biggest 25 Wrecks in History
So after plenty of deliberation and an altogether too long process of putting this together, I present to you the 25 biggest crashes in the history of NASCAR...
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Carl Edwards: Why His Strong 2010 Finish Is a Good Omen For 2011
It had been nearly two years since Carl Edwards had won a Sprint Cup Series event when he pulled into Victory Lane at Phoenix International Raceway just a few short weeks ago. 70 races...
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Jeff Gordon: 10 Reasons He'll Be Back on Top in 2011 and Beyond
It's been a rough few years for Jeff Gordon. After a dominant 2007 in which he won six races and scored an eye-popping 30 top 10's—but could not secure the championship—the past three years have been a hangover for Gordon and the No...
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NASCAR Sprint Cup Power Rankings: Wait 'Til Next Year...
Well, it happened again. Jimmie Johnson and Chad Knaus won yet another championship, putting them at five in a row. Somebody else came close, but no cigar. Somebody else, who would have won the title under the old format, got robbed...
