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Allow Blount to be blunt on a few things. NASCAR got a message this week: Loosen up and chill out. Major penalty reductions came for Joe Gibbs Racing and Penske Racing after NASCAR had basically thrown the book at both organizations. The JGR r...

When Judgment Day came Wednesday, Penske Racing found out NASCAR has no mercy. NASCAR has sent a couple of messages this season for every team to hear: Do not criticize the new Gen-6, and more importantly, do no tamper with it. Hell hath no fury like...

Did you see the new face of NASCAR? The guy with the big grin staging his own victory party on national TV? Welcome to the top of the world, Brad Keselowski.

It's impressive to consider just how much Brad Keselowski and Paul Wolfe have accomplished in their short time together. Which begs the question: Just how good can they get?

One Hall of Famer never let a driver overrule a crew chief, but that's what some drivers do today. Knowing their roles has Jimmie Johnson and Brad Keselowski in a fight to the finish.

Which driver-crew chief tandem will win the 2012 Sprint Cup championship? Cast your vote, then join the conversation!

The Chad 'n' Jimmie show has dominated the NASCAR landscape since 2006. Well, our guy Ed Hinton has a message for the 48 crew: Beware! Big, bad Kesewolfeski is lurking.

Who's the top crew chief not named Knaus or Wolfe? Who will leave Texas with the Chase lead? What in the world does Five-Time do with seven grandfather clocks? Our experts weigh in.

Are Brad Keselowski and Paul Wolfe really the new Jimmie and Chad? What's in store at Martinsville? Does the Chase points system need an overhaul? Ed Hinton wonders ...

It's not enough just to have a fast car. A championship-caliber Cup team needs to know how to manage fuel. And there ain't a team better at that than BK & Co.

Which Chase driver-crew chief combination strikes the most fear in the Sprint Cup garage? Cast your vote, then join the conversation!

Picking the 10 best of anything in NASCAR is tough ... and crew chief is no different. Where does Brad Keselowski's red-hot chief Paul Wolfe rank? How about your favorite?

Brad Keselowski's extension with Penske Racing is for two years, with an organization option for a third year in 2015, team officials confirmed Thursday.

Brad Keselowski was rewarded for a breakthrough season at NASCAR's top level with a contract extension from Penske Racing for both the driver and his crew chief.

When Paul Wolfe first met Brad Keselowski, he didn't much care for the young, brash, hotshot driver. These days they are the best of friends. Funny how winning can do that.

What did Patrick Carpentier and crew chief Paul Wolfe have to say in Saturday's Napa 200? Plenty, as it turns out.