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Sources: Petty Enterprises, GEM remain in merger talks

Petty Enterprises remains in discussions with Gillett Evernham Motorsports to merge into a four-car operation, sources told ESPN.com on Thursday.

NASCAR Kart Racing: Five things you need to know

NASCAR Kart Racing: Five things you need to know

Johnson wins record-tying third straight Cup title; Edwards takes Homestead

Jimmie Johnson won his record-tying third Cup title on Sunday.

...right is Teresa Earnhardt in a Jan. 23, 2008 file photo. Teresa Earnhardt and Chip Ganassi will combine their slumping race teams next season, an effort to stabilize their organizations in a tough economic time...

Max Siegel, President of Global Operations for DEI, is interviewed during the 2008 NASCAR Drive for Diversity combine at South Boston Speedway in South Boston, Va., Monday, Oct. 13, 2008

Low-tech ingenuity gave way to expensive gizmos in helping with setups

Before lasers and other high-tech gizmos, NASCAR experts relied on plumb bobs and string to help them get the best setup for racing.

Halloween got you spooked? Get a load of these monsters

Halloween got you spooked? Get a load of these monsters. Ryan McGee reveals the all-time scariest paint schemes in NASCAR.

Good, Bad and Ugly: Notes for each driver in the Pep Boys 500

Mark Garrow provides news and notes on every driver in Sunday's field.

Every lap matters, no matter what points system you throw at IndyCar

The IRL looked at the scoring systems of other race series to come up with its unique formula for the IndyCar Series. Crunch the numbers from some of those other forms of racing, such as F1 and NASCAR, and you get some interesting results, writes John Oreovicz.

NASCAR's Helton on Martinsville Speedway: 'This is where we started'

What's so special about the tiny Virginia racetrack shaped like a paper clip? It's old, it's odd, and it's got history oozing out of its cracks, writes Ed Hinton.

Paulie Harraka brings a different kind of diversity to NASCAR

In Paulie Harraka, NASCAR has found a completely different candidate for its Drive for Diversity program, writes Ed Hinton.

NASCAR Drive for Diversity combine drivers Amanda Lynch, left, and Trista Stevenson talk at South Boston Speedway in South Boston, Va., Monday...

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Report: Menard to leave DEI for Yates at end of year

Paul Menard will leave Dale Earnhardt Inc. at the end of the season to drive for Yates Racing, The Associated Press has learned.