| HOME | CAR NEWS | CAR REVIEWS | RACING | AUTOSHOWS | SUBSCRIBE | MARKETPLACE |  |  | Pro Stock legend Warren Johnson won for the first time in four years with his victory Sunday in St. Louis.... | | There wasn't a race fan more excited to see Pro Stock legend Warren Johnson win for the first time in four years than Funny Car driver Robert Hight. "I love it when Warren Johnson wins," Hight said. "My first two wins, Warren also won as well. I'm a fan of drag racing and have a lot of respect for Warren and what he's done. He's a mechanic and so smart and so focused." After... |
|  | | Johnny Sauter held off a hard-charging Ron Hornaday in the closing laps--and kept control of his Camping World Truck Series truck after the two made contact--to snare the win in Sunday's O'Reilly Auto Parts 250 at Kansas Speedway. Sauter and Hornaday put on quite a show after rain and hail...
|  | | Dave and Renee Bartels showed up in Indian Wells, Calif., mid-morning Friday, primed for the 16th annual Kyle Petty Charity Ride Across America. Nothing unusual about that since they've done the previous 15 rides. (They were ready last year, but canceled due to a last-minute death in the family....
|  | | Kyle Busch closed the deal. Jeff Gordon ought to take notes. Taking advantage of three late-race cautions, Busch worked his Toyota into second place behind Gordon's Chevrolet. When the green flag waved for the final time with five laps left Busch made the most of the outside line, where he had...
|  | | A Ganassi Racing car again carries the momentum into the Indianapolis 500. The question is, can one win it? The issue is at hand now that the calendar has turned to May. The 500 is later this month, on the 30th, and Scott Dixon, the current oval-track master of the Izod IndyCar Series, is...
|  | | Junior Johnson, one of the five charter members of the soon-to-be-opened NASCAR Hall of Fame, says he is considering a return to NASCAR as a car owner. His prospective driver? Robert Glenn Johnson III, his son. Robert III, a 16-year-old high school sophomore, has started his own racing...
|  | | Brad Keselowski gambled on a late-race pit stop for four tires for his Dodge, then charged from fourth to first in the course of a green-white-checker finish to win Friday night's BUBBA Burger 250 NASCAR Nationwide race at Richmond International Raceway. Keselowski dominated the race, taking the ...
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