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Gordon is trying to avoid his first winless season since 1993.
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AVONDALE, Ariz. — NASCAR chairman Brian France said Sunday he’s not certain the Big Three automakers will be able to continue their involvement in NASCAR as they battle to stay viable during the
They’ve taken Michael McDowell, A.J. Allmendinger, Marcos Ambrose, Ron Fellows, Patrick Carpentier, Tony Stewart, Scott Pruett, Juan Pablo Montoya, Max Papis, Sam Hornish Jr., Scott Speed, and J.J. Yeley.
Petty makes final start of season, future uncertainNascar - 5 minutes ago"So I'd like to still race, I just don't know how many races that is or who that is for. But I don't know that anyone can say [Sunday] is my last race for …
AVONDALE, Ariz. (AP) — NASCAR chairman Brian France said Sunday he’s not certain the Big Three automakers will be able to continue their involvement in NASCAR as they battle to stay viable during the current economic crisis.
Auto Racing Writer NASCAR chairman Brian France said Sunday he’s not certain the Big Three automakers will be able to continue their involvement in NASCAR as they battle to stay viable during the current economic crisis. Should funding of race teams suffer because of the nation’s credit crunch, France is confident NASCAR will remain a viable, healthy sport.
AVONDALE, Ariz. (AP) — NASCAR chairman Brian France said Sunday he’s not certain the Big Three automakers will be able to continue their involvement in NASCAR as they battle to stay viable during the current economic crisis.
NASCAR chairman Brian France said Sunday he’s not certain the Big Three automakers will be able to continue their involvement in NASCAR as they battle to stay viable during the current economic crisis.