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Did NASCAR do enough to put the brakes on tandem racing? One thing appears certain: The final laps of the Daytona 500 will be racing Armageddon.

Most ARCA tests are no big deal, but they usually don't have Danica Patrick driving in them. The hype is only intensifying as Daytona testing looms large Friday.

Juan Pablo Montoya put his name atop the speed charts at Daytona testing in the morning but brushed the wall in the afternoon.

David Gilliland and Juan Pablo Montoya showed speed during their first day of testing at Daytona.

What can you really glean from the first round of testing? It's early and perhaps meaningless, but there were still winners and losers, writes Terry Blount.

Some preseason predictions are easy, some aren't. Knowing no reader is likely to forget, Terry Blount sticks his neck out for what he expects to see in 2007.

NASCAR will implement a no-testing policy next season in order to cut costs in difficult economic times.

Dario Franchitti in boxer shorts? A '48 Buick Roadmaster convertible for Ryan Newman? Drivers reveal plenty in their downtime at Daytona, writes Terry Blount.

Why was Tony Eury Jr. smiling? His driver, Dale Earnhardt Jr., was No. 2 on the speed chart in the No. 88 Chevrolet during Monday's testing at Daytona.

Sprint Cup testing begins at Daytona on Monday, the first look at how things shake out for 2008. What will it tell us? Not much. Does anyone remember what happened in Cup testing at Daytona last year? But one driver this year is going to get plenty...

Who was fast? Who wasn't? Who could be sandbagging? Wondering what to make of testing at Daytona is more fun than the testing, writes Terry Blount.

Kurt Busch ran the fastest lap of any of the Daytona tests in the morning Wednesday, than hopped in a Car of Tomorrow and gave that a try.

There will be many big names in the second round of testing beginning Monday at Daytona. Juan Pablo Montoya will likely still be the driver getting the most attention, writes Terry Blount.