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Jerry Bonkowski is embarking upon a new career adventure. So from this vantage point, he signs off.

Rusty Wallace always is tough at road courses. This week, his new car is making a statement.

Watching heavy stock cars lumber around precise Infineon this week's a waste, Jerry Bonkowski says.

Jimmie Johnson and crew chief Chad Knaus are on the same page, and that's why the Hendrick 48 team's flying.

Questions about Ray Evernham's racing operation in light of Bill Elliott's semi-retirement have been answered.

There have been enough scoring errors and subsequent rules changes in NASCAR to end the hands-on method.

Jeremy Mayfield's the top dog at Evernham Motorsports, but his teammate leads him. See what's on his mind. Viewer's Guide

It's been a tough season statistically for Jeff Green, but see why he loves his team and plight anyway.

With Robert Yates and Jack Roush rumored to be merging fully soon, what's this mean for little guys?

Tony Stewart is still seeking his first win of '04. Dover, however, could end that hunt.

Things haven't gone smoothly for Scott Riggs or his team in '04. But he's won before -- in a truck -- at Dover.

While fans are eager for Kasey Kahne to earn his first Cup win, that's really not the point with this young star.

Brian Vickers didn't fly out of the gate as a Nextel Cup rookie. But he's been picking up speed lately.

Michael Waltrip's been afraid to show his face lately. But he can quit hiding after his second-place 600 finish.

Last year, Jimmie Johnson's shortened Coca-Cola 600 win didn't taste as sweet as Sunday's full romp.

The car that got Ryan Newman a second-place last week could do better Sunday at Lowe's.