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Stewart-Haas Racing came out of the blocks strong in 2009, but 2010 was a bit of a disappointment. How do Tony Stewart and Ryan Newman see 2011 shaping up? Well, they'll get back to you on that.

It's a question that will eventually have an answer, but we have 16 weeks to watch it unfold. Will Tony Stewart, Denny Hamlin or David Ragan charge to the Chase?

Tony Gibson will leave Ryan Newman's car after Sunday's race to become Danica Patrick's crew chief in the No. 10 Chevrolet for her final two Sprint Cup races this season, Stewart-Haas Racing officials announced Friday.

Danica Patrick will make her Sprint Cup debut in the season-opening Daytona 500 in February, her first of 10 races in NASCAR's highest division for Stewart-Haas Racing next season.

Tony Stewart isn't just mad he lost to Carl Edwards, he's madder he showed Edwards how to win at Las Vegas on Sunday.

The rich just got richer. Kasey Kahne will drive for Hendrick Motorsports no later than 2012. I'll explain. And the poor -- or at least the underfunded -- at Richard Petty Motorsports are left with an uncertain future. Tony Stewart once was asked w...

Will Jimmie Johnson four-peat? Will Tony Stewart succeed as an owner and driver? Will the economy rebound ... will Jeff Gordon? NASCAR Nation wants to know.

The point in the Sprint Cup Series is to win the title. But first, one has to make the 12-driver Chase, and that picture is starting to gain focus, writes Terry Blount.

Forget Tony Stewart. Remember these names: Edwards, Biffle, Truex, Newman, Labonte. They will be the class of 2009 free agency, writes Terry Blount.

With Joe Gibbs Racing expected to move from Chevrolet to Toyota next season, what does that mean for Chase contenders Tony Stewart and Denny Hamlin this season? It can't be good, writes Terry Blount.

Tony Stewart might be ready to go on another one of his summer runs through the Nextel Cup field. That could mean bad things for everyone else, writes Terry Blount.

Tony Stewart will have a name other than his own on the No. 20 Home Depot Chevrolet for Sunday's Daytona 500.