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Bill Vukovich and Frank Lockhart are timeless for their unrealized potential in the Indianapolis 500, but not so for the leader of our Field of the Century. A.J. Foyt still towers above all others in Indy lore.

Indy 500 Field of the Century: Row 1.

Nike's trip to Mars with MJ and Bugs in '93 helped make the Super Bowl ad economy seem invincible. Guess who'll be making hay in this year's Super Bowl ad derby? Hint: It's a sign o' the times, writes Gare Joyce.

V. Gaines struck a blow for the little guys in Pro Stock at the Checkers Schuck's Kragen Nationals outside Phoenix. Larry Dixon pulled out the Top Fuel victory and Jack Beckman cleared the field in Funny Car, writes Bill Stephens.

Bill Davis Racing plans to field a full-time Sprint Cup entry for former Formula One world champion Jacques Villeneuve in 2008, team owner Bill Davis said Friday.

Kenny Bernstein is back, John Force is looking for his 15th title and the field has never been more wide-open. Add Ashley Force and you have one dramatic season ahead in Funny Car, writes Bill Stephens.

The improbable results just keep coming in the NHRA, where Melanie Troxel is owning the Top Fuel field, writes Bill Stephens.

Erica Enders isn't having any trouble qualifying for the Pro Stock field, she just hasn't been able to win, writes Bill Stephens.

Bill Davis Racing, Michael Waltrip Racing and all-new Team Red Bull were named as the first teams to run Toyotas in Nextel Cup and Busch Series races starting in 2007.

Welcome to The Show! On Tuesday, December 7, the President of NASCAR, Mike Helton, will check in to field your questions and comments. Helton took the reigns in 2000 when he succeeded Bill France, who had served as president since 1972. Helton...

Chat | December 02, 2004

Two Georgia State Patrol troopers were suspended without pay for letting NASCAR driver Bill Elliott hop a ride in their helicopter when they were supposed to be reporting about marijuana fields.

In light of recent accidents and Tony Renna's death, the racing community is searching for a fix.

Former Buffalo Bills quarterback Jim Kelly will be the honorary starter for Sunday's Winston Cup race.

Jack Arute says Bill Simpson's resignation will leave a major void in the field of racing safety.

Crew chief Tommy Baldwin Jr. and friend Eddie D'Hondt plan to field a Busch team next year.