From left, Christian Fittipaldi, who placed third, Adrian Fernandez, who won the race, and Max Papis, who finished second, bow their heads during a post...

When racing lost its brightest star ...

Indy car racing lost its brightest star Oct. 31, 1999, when Greg Moore was killed in a gruesome one-car crash at Auto Club Speedway. Ten years later, the racing world is still recovering.

IRL Chat: Chevy 500 Winner!

...at the Fort Worth track on June 12. However, the hottest driver at the moment is Adrian Fernandez, who has won the last two straight races and three of the past five overall. Whoever...

Adrian Fernandez crashes into turn four during the U.S. 500, sending debris into the crowd Sunday, July...

New Acuras dominate ALMS race

A radically new Acura prototype sports car co-driven by David Brabham and Scott Sharp has taken an easy victory in the American Le Mans Series race on the temporary street circuit in downtown St. Petersburg.

Audi team edges Peugeot to win Sebring

Even Tom Kristensen, endurance racing's king, was impressed by teammate Allan McNish's late-race cool.

Crew chief Chad Walter answers your questions

Chad Walter, crew chief for JR Motorsports' No. 5 Nationwide series car driven by Landon Cassill, answers questions from ESPN.com NASCAR Icons readers.

In the heat of a race, surprises over the radio are a no-no

Getting clear and insightful information from a driver or crew chief during a TV broadcast requires good timing, talkative sources and great connections, such as ESPN's Andy Petree and Rusty Wallace.

Kyle Busch edges Ambrose in Mexico City for third straight Nationwide win

Kyle Busch won his third consecutive race on NASCAR's Nationwide Series, holding off Marcos Ambrose by less than a second Sunday in the Corona Mexico 200.

Kyle Busch continues to defy description in Nationwide Series

After another victory -- his third straight -- on three completely different kinds of tracks, one question begs to be answered, writes Terry Blount. Is there anything Kyle Busch can't drive to Victory Lane in the Nationwide Series?

NASCAR's greatest need south of border: a full-time Mexican driver

Officials expect 70,000 "absolutely rabid" fans for Sunday's Nationwide Series race in Mexico City. But something is missing in NASCAR's venture south of the border: a Mexican driver running full-time in one of their top series, writes Terry Blount.

NASCAR driver Adrian Fernandez, left, of Mexico, talks with fellow driver Michel Jourdain Jr, right, of Mexico, before quaifying for...

Adrian Fernandez

Busch weighing options on whether to run full-time schedule

...motorsports for ESPN.com. He can be reached at terry@blountspeak.com. Double Duty For Fernandez Fernandez Adrian Fernandez is racing in the American Le Mans event Saturday at Long Beach, Calif., and the...