Casey Mears News

With two races left, all eyes are focused on the two-man battle between Jimmie Johnson and Mark Martin for the Sprint Cup.

Star-Telegram Kyle Busch already had something to celebrate Friday night with WinStar World Casino 350k victory.

Following Jeff Burton's wreck in Turn 2 during first practice for the Dickies 500, team owner Richard Childress has decided to replace him with Casey Mears for the NASCAR Nationwide Series race on Saturday.

Lap 35: Still single-file but green-flag pit stops will be coming up soon. Kevin Harvick running second.

Lap 22: Casey Mears up front for the first time today. Lee Spencer says on Lap 21: Junior running 4th.

Casey Mears didn't expect to find himself looking for work so soon. He started the year as the newest driver at Richard Childress Racing, taking over the No.

Bottom line So where did your favorite driver finish? Check out the final results .

GREEN FLAG Lap 499: Denny Hamlin leads. Lap 496: Kurt Busch, Casey Mears pit for fresh tires.

By Sporting News NASCAR Wire Service Reid Spencer, Bill Marx and Roger Kuznia of the Sporting News are matching wits in the Pit Box.

No matter what happens over the next five weeks, Denny Hamlin will be disappointed at season's end.

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Practice 3: For the second-straight session, a Hendrick Motorsports car led the way as Mark Martin finished Happy Hour with a 180.293 mph fast lap.

Lap 210: Biffle's lead up front is over 9 seconds. Radio Chatter on Lap 209: Bad news for Biffle -- Biffle: "How short are we ?" Erwin: "10, 10, we can not make it." Lap 209: With the pit cycle complete, Greg Biffle is back up front.

In February 1960, a young driver from Randleman, N.C., won his first NASCAR Grand National race at the old Charlotte Fairgrounds in Charlotte, N.C. He would win 199 more, seven NASCAR championships and seven Daytona 500s.

A little bit of this and that from Dover. # Update on Richard Childress Racing's No.

Five years after NASCAR allowed hard liquor brands to be sponsors, two such companies say they won't return next year and another one is reducing its team sponsorship after this season.

Casey Mears says he is unsure of his future at Richard Childress Racing. This Foxsports.com link says that NASCAR has asked James Finch to run a car for the full Sprint Cup season in 2010.

The maker of Jim Beam Bourbon will stop sponsoring Robby Gordon's Sprint Cup team next season, sending another liquor company to the NASCAR sidelines.

James Isch wants to fulfill Myles Brand 's unfinished goals at the NCAA, and he'll get that chance after being named Brand's replacement and the interim president yesterday.

A tire changer for Casey Mears will miss the rest of the season with a broken foot sustained during a pit stop last weekend at New Hampshire.