BASS Reporter's Notebook

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Stewart uses roots to stay grounded

Tony Stewart stormed -- nearly literally -- onto the NASCAR stage 11 years ago. How different is he now as an owner and driver from how he was then? His home in Indiana holds some clues.

Bobby Allison of Hueytown, Alabama stands in victory lane with his wife Judy and the newest member of the Allison family February...

Kyle Busch, Junior may be ready to break out

...the pit box at Texas, to reporters after the race. "This [car] deserved to be in Victory Lane. I thought we had one of the best cars throughout the entire race, but it just didn...

JJ, Brady share common ground

From "Balloon Boy" to three-time defending Cup champ Jimmie Johnson to Super Bowl-winning quarterback Tom Brady, Marty Smith's got the NASCAR world -- and beyond -- covered.

Expect the unexpected, except with JJ

AP Photo/Gerry Broome There's one constant in this smorgasbord of a Cup season: Jimmie Johnson is still the man to beat. At first glance, the h...

Martin wouldn't change his tough days

Mark Martin was a racer and a drinker. And he was all-in at both. But dropping the drinker description more than 20 years ago made him a real winner, on and off the track.

Martin set to counterpunch at Kansas

Mark Garrow previews the third race in the chase, set for Sunday at Kansas Speedway.

Can Johnson pull off Dover sweep?

Mark Garrow previews Dover, the second race of the Chase.

Force vs. Pedregon moves the meter

It'd take a pretty big story to upstage a victory by Ashley Force Hood at the Mac Tools U.S. Nationals. John Force's toe-to-toe run-in with Tony Pedregon was such a story.

Finally, some breathing room for Martin

...greatest triumph or his greatest disappointment yet. At 50, he could become the oldest Cup champion ever. (Bobby Allison set the current mark, age 45, in 1983.) Martin is already the oldest driver to make...

A Petty feud

The Petty family gets its first lesson on the hazards of Twitter.

Story | Conversation | September 08, 2009

Ambrose not hanging head over loss

Marcos Ambrose has little to show for three years of Montreal dominance in the Nationwide Series. He has plenty to be proud of in his rookie year in Sprint Cup, though.

Kyle Busch plays it smart to stay in Chase contention

...lost the lead on one restart when he was passed on the outside after choosing the inside lane. He then lost it again after choosing the outside. The Busch of old -- or at least a...

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