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Ryan Newman said he has tried to contact NASCAR about his concerns following a late-race accident at Talladega Superspeedway and has not heard from them.

Danica Patrick's Super Bowl run will continue. GoDaddy.com founder Bob Parsons announced from company headquarters on Thursday that Patrick will appear in both of the company's Super Bowl spots in the February 3 game being held in New Orleans.

Kasey Kahne did his best Joe Namath impersonation, predicting he would win Sunday's Coca-Cola 600. It's not the Super Bowl, but it's big deal for Kahne and Hendrick Motorsports.

In Mark Martin's world, racers wouldn't be so preoccupied with salvaging top-20 finishes and trying to make the Chase. Racers would just race, like Martin does today.

Danica Patrick is a full-time NASCAR driver, but let's face it: We all know her day job isn't why she is one of the most sought-after celebrities come Super Bowl time.

Indianapolis Motor Speedway will add a Nationwide Series and Grand-Am Rolex Series race to its Sprint Cup weekend in 2012, sources close to the situation told ESPN.com on Tuesday.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. would rather talk about when things were going well for him at Talladega. But as his winless streak hits 100 races, here's a look at what has happened in the world since that streak began.

Sprint Cup driver Greg Biffle has finalized a new contract with Roush Fenway Racing and primary sponsor 3M, multiple sources told ESPN.com.

Carl Edwards with a handlebar mustache? Kasey Kahne in a leather vest and cowboy hat? It must be Daytona 500 commercial time in the wild and wacky world of NASCAR.

Winning championships is nothing new for Joe Gibbs. Coach won three Super Bowls with the Washington Redskins. Is a fourth Sprint Cup title in the cards?

Casey Mears may be getting his last good chance at being a premier driver. Being a super sub -- this time for Brian Vickers -- may not be his first choice, but he's taking it all in stride with class.

Danica Patrick drew the biggest horde on Daytona media day. That her soon-to-be fellow NASCAR drivers were just fine with that may be the much bigger surprise.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- If you don't understand the power of the NFL, you will after you read this piece. Owners at the NFL's league meetings this past week discussed lengthening the regular season by a few games, likely by the 2011 season. That means th...

We've previewed the big four (the super five if you count Stewart-Haas Racing). What about the Cup teams not called Hendrick, Roush, Gibbs or Childress?

What do you get when Cup drivers act as crew chiefs for wide-eyed contest winners trying to turns laps at super-fast Lowe's Motor Speedway? The need for speed, writes David Newton.

The World Series is on, and so are a bunch of NFL games. Why watch Sunday's Cup race at Atlanta? We'll let the drivers make their case, writes David Newton.