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The top stories at the NASCAR media tour were Kasey Kahne's haircut, Danica Patrick's love life and Travis Pastrana's clown car. And that's not necessarily a bad thing.

Old-school NASCAR collides with new-world technology. The result? Strap in, folks. With the arrival of the new Generation-6 Cup car, we're in for one wild ride.

Thursday's highlights from the NASCAR media tour in Concord, N.C., and beyond.

Mr. H tossing out one-liners? Chad Knaus looking cool and relaxed? A little warning for all Sprint Cup drivers not in the Hendrick Motorsports stable: Be afraid.

If we could just get Felix Sabates to speak his mind. On Wednesday morning, the Cuban refugee-turned-American success story held court during the Earnhardt Ganassi Racing with Felix Sabates stop on the Sprint NASCAR Media Tour. On the eve of his 19...

Wednesday's highlights from the NASCAR media tour in Concord, N.C., and beyond.

Tuesday's highlights from the NASCAR media tour in Charlotte, N.C., and beyond.

Highlights from the NASCAR media tour in Charlotte, N.C. and beyond.

So, what did we learn from the 2012 NASCAR media tour? Danica is all in, Brad K. is the new leader at Penske, Chip is far from satisfied and Harvick is extra Happy.

There's a youth movement afoot in the world of NASCAR. Don't believe it? Well, it's obvious you didn't attend the annual media circus this week in Charlotte.

Day 1 of the NASCAR media tour offered few surprises. But it did confirm one thing: Danica Patrick's star is soaring higher than ever.

CONCORD, N.C. -- Day 1 of the annual NASCAR media tour started with a handout from Roush Yates Engines explaining some of the key aspects of this year's switch to electronic fuel injection. My first thought was this is perfect reading material to he...

Richard Childress made two bold predictions during the NASCAR media tour: Jimmie Johnson won't win the 2011 Sprint Cup. And one of his RCR drivers will.

What did we learn from the 2011 NASCAR media tour? From Smoke's old girlfriends to the baby boom at Roush Fenway Racing, Marty Smith breaks it down.

Last year's media tour was full of happy faces, sunshine and light. And it was all fake. Leave it to Joe Gibbs -- and the 20th anniversary celebration of his team -- to cap off a tour that held genuine excitement.

I've always been pretty sure that the term "Wednesday Hump Day" was first used by someone who was on the NASCAR media tour. After countless miles on the bus and countless scoops of Sterno-warmed food eaten in race shops and hotel ballrooms, by Wednes...