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After 15 years in F1 cockpit, Coulthard seeking new challenges

David Coulthard never won a Formula One world championship. But after 15 seasons, 246 starts and 13 victories, Coulthard -- one of the good guys in the sport -- did leave a lasting impression, writes Dan Knutson.

Honda driver Jenson Button from Britain, right, gives Red Bull's David Coulthard, center, a kiss, as McLaren Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton of Britain, left, looks on...

Petty releases 39 employees, bringing total to 65

Petty Enterprises released 39 employees, bringing the total to 65 since the end of the season.

Roller-coaster season has Bourdais wondering if he'll have a job in 2009

It's out of Sebastien Bourdais' hands. Will his marked improvement over the course of 2008 be enough to convince the powers that be at Scuderia Toro Rosso that he should return to the cockpit for '09? Bourdais can only wonder, writes Dan Knutson.

PBR launches new career pages

PBR launches new career pages

Red Bull Racing accommodates Speed's move to Sprint Cup Series

Scott Speed will race full-time next season in NASCAR's elite Sprint Cup Series, a move anticipated since Red Bull Racing released AJ Allmendinger to make room for the former Formula One driver.

Are those tuxedos fireproof?

The annual Sprint Cup awards banquet has produced its share of misty-eyed moments. And if you consider Jeff Gordon toasting Dale Earnhardt with a glass of milk, some pretty funny ones, too, writes Ryan McGee.

We don't trash your sport, NASCAR bashers, so don't trash ours

They lurk under the cloak of ignorance. They strike with the precision of a 12-gauge shotgun sprayed from 100 yards. They laugh at us. They mock us. They are the NASCAR bashers, and they are out of control, writes Ed Hinton.

PBR hires new VP of corporate partnerships

PBR hires new VP of corporate partnerships

Mad scramble for sponsorship dollars leaves Cup teams in limbo

One of the most unenviable jobs in this shell-shocked economy? Try persuading cash-strapped corporations to pay you millions of dollars in exchange for a logo on a race car. You might be better off trying to unload that swampland in Florida, writes Terry Blount.

Webber breaks leg when hit by car while riding bike in charity event

Formula One driver Mark Webber was seriously hurt after being hit by a car during a charity multi-sport race, police said.