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The credibility of Tia Norfleet, who claims to be the first black female to drive in a NASCAR race, has come under attack within the past week.

Although lapped by the leader at the end, Danica Patrick finished 11th at Charlotte, her best result in the past seven races.

Flying directly from the Charlotte race right into San Antonio on a 6 a.m. flight made for a pretty exhausting extended weekend. Unfortunately, I'm not a morning person so I don't know how I get up for those kinds of flights. All I can say is, thank ...

In the season's longest race, Danica Patrick showed she still has a lot to learn, finishing back in the pack at 30th.

On a blisteringly hot day, Danica Patrick qualified third, then slumped to 13th in the Nationwide race at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Danica Patrick wants to race in the Indianapolis 500 again; her NASCAR schedule brings her to Charlotte, N.C., for the Coca-Cola 600 on the same weekend each year. Why not do both?

Danica Patrick will get her first taste of Darlington's jutting backstretch wall in Saturday night's Southern 500. It could be a jarring introduction.

In nearly 16 years, GOTR has given 400,000 girls the chance to challenge themselves while learning about teamwork, self-respect and relationships.

The Carolina Diamonds have been added as a franchise by The National Pro Fastpitch League, the league announced Tuesday.

Olympic hopeful Kathryn Bertine seeks to answer this question at the espnW Summit

Pride pitcher Cat Osterman left with an injury in the fifth inning, while Bandits ace Monica Abbott kept her cool en route to an extra-inning victory in Game 1.

American Stacy Lewis, who plays with two 6-inch metal rods in her back due to scoliosis, is currently two shots behind leader I.K. Kim of South Korea.

Amateur golfer Amy Anderson, 18, is currently tied with World No. 2 Cristie Kerr to lead the U.S. Women's Open. Of course, there is more to that story.

After 18 months off, including a whirl on "Dancing with the Stars," she's back in the pool in pursuit of more Olympic medals.

Nike field reporter Gevrina Seferaj recently caught up with U.S. taekwondo athletes Nia Abdallah and Charlotte Craig and U.S. boxer Marlen Esparza to chat about their training regimens and the kind of mental preparations needed to kick some butt.

In the wake of the earthquake and tsunami that devastated Japan, Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Dirk Hayhurst, aka "The Garfoose," is harnessing his popularity and devoted Twitter following to raise money for relief with the help of Mercy Corps.