News Headlines

  • Track Smack: Debating All-Star Saturday, Stenhouse's success

    1. Defending Sprint All-Star Race champion Carl Edwards is 10th in points, with two top-five finishes. Does he need another victory in the no-points race to jump start his season?

  • Kenseth's pit crew carries on 17 team's legacy

    Cameron Cobb's call to the big leagues came at Richmond International Raceway, and the final event of the 2007 Sprint Cup regular season. He was the jack man on Carl Edwards' car in the Nationwide Series when Robbie Reiser, then crew chief for Matt Kenseth's team, stopped Cobb in the garage area and asked him to come by the shop the following Monday morning. Russ Strupp, the longtime jack man on the No. 17 squad, had injured his back. Reiser wanted Cobb to fill in beginning the next week -- in the opening race of the Chase.

  • Eighth annual Prelude to the Dream on tap

    CONCORD, N.C. -- On June 6 in Rossburg, Ohio, stars representing NASCAR, NHRA, IndyCar and the World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series align in a big way with the Prelude to the Dream.

  • Six Pack of Pop: Roush opines on state of sponsorship at RFR

    Jack Roush, co-owner of Roush Fenway Racing, answers this week's six questions.

  • Kenseth to keep number

    As a fan handed Matt Kenseth a No. 17 die-cast replica of the car he drives for Roush Fenway Racing to be autographed at the NASCAR Hall of Fame on Monday, both fan and driver looked relieved.