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Juan Pablo Montoya's jet-dryer crash ... Shoe-gate at Montreal ... Tony Stewart goosing DeLana Harvick ... the brawl at Phoenix. Yes, it was one memorable year in motorsports.

Give him a chance. Whether it's in NASCAR or IndyCar, AJ Allmendinger deserves another chance to show he can, and will, do the right thing. We all trip and fall at some point in our life. We all make mistakes. But can you overcome and move forward? ...

The spotlight was on Kurt Busch for all the wrong reasons in 2011. One too many missteps cost the 2004 Cup champion dearly.

LAS VEGAS -- Team owner Roger Penske said Friday he was surprised to read a report that Steve Addington, crew chief for the No. 22 Dodge driven by Kurt Busch, plans to leave at the end of the season. The Charlotte Observer reported Thursday that Add...

Officials are considering a change to double-file restarts for the IndyCar Series, similar to the rule NASCAR adopted one year ago.

A driver winning the Indy 500 and the Coca-Cola 600 on the same day, even with $20 million on the line from racing honcho Bruton Smith, is about as likely as Richard Petty wearing a fedora. But how about a team owner pulling off the double? If the...

Many NASCAR observers believed Penske Racing was in trouble for sticking with Dodge, the only major team in Sprint Cup to do so. It looks as though Roger Penske knew what he was doing.

Brad Keselowski will replace David Stremme in the No. 12 Dodge for the final three Cup races this season, Penske Racing officials announced Monday.

The list of Brickyard winners is a veritable Who's Who of NASCAR. Then again, so is the list of drivers and owners who have yet to kiss the famed bricks at Indy.

Three words help define Roger Penske the man: passionate, relentless and loyal. One word best defines Penske the Indy race team owner: unequaled.

Kurt Busch said Friday he and team owner Roger Penske are on good terms after engaging in a heated radio conversation during the Sprint Cup race at Martinsville, Va., last weekend.

Sprint Cup rookies Dario Franchitti and Sam Hornish Jr., the men who won the last two Indianapolis 500s, will not compete in the Indy 500 next month.

Ryan Newman got his first Daytona 500 win, and so did legendary owner Roger Penske. They can both thank Kurt Busch for that, writes Terry Blount.

Roger Penske said Friday that he has an interest in adding Dale Earnhardt Jr. to his Nextel Cup team, but he realizes it may be unlikely.