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Jimmie Johnson will go for his fourth straight Cup title from the pole. Johnson turned a lap of 173.919 mph to win the pole at Homestead-Miami Speedway.

The Frontstretch: Bubble Breakdown: Robby Gordon Clinches Spot In Top 35 As Speed, Andretti Stumble by Mike Ravesi -- Monday November 16, 2009 Bubble Breakdown: To say it was a good news/bad news week for some of our bubble team is an understatement.

The Frontstretch: Five Points to Ponder: Chase Race #8 Edition by Mike Lovecchio -- Monday November 9, 2009 November 9th - November 13th, 2009 Tuesday: The Chase is heating up after Texas, and so are a handful of drivers right along with it -- while others are cooling off faster than the November weather.

The Frontstretch: Fuel Mileage Finishes Adding Fuel To Fan's Fire? by Thomas Bowles -- Monday November 9, 2009 November 9th - November 13th, 2009 Tuesday: The Chase is heating up after Texas, and so are a handful of drivers right along with it -- while others are cooling off faster than the November weather.

The Frontstretch: Scott Speed Leads The Way At Texas As Rookies Look Towards 2010 by Tony Lumbis -- Monday November 9, 2009 Scott Speed: Start: 31st; Finish: 18th Summary: Scott Speed and his entire team returned to Fort Worth, Texas not exactly knowing what they were about to get into after recording a DNF at the mile and a half facility back in ...

Whether it be Kenny Schradera s barrel roll in 1995a s Diehard 500, or 1993 which featured not only Neil Bonnetta s airborne adventure into the catch fence, but maybe the most memorable of all Talladega wrecks, Rusty Wallacea s flipping barrel roll across the start finish line.

Born in Germany, Sebastian Vettel is one of the new young hotshots in Formula One.

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.

Peter Windsor, right, is a former Ferrari and Williams team manager. He is pictured here in 1986 with Williams driver Nelson Piquet.

Scott Speed has played down the possibility of a return to Formula One. The Californian's one and a half season tenure at Toro Rosso ended acrimoniously in 2007, and he is now a firmly-established NASCAR driver with the Red Bull team.

Charlotte, Home to NASCAR valley. Spectator, fanatic, and sportsman alike can relax and enjoy the festive and homey atmosphere.

Parker Kligerman did everything he was supposed to do during Sunday's ARCA RE/MAX Series American 200 at Rockingham Speedway.

The Frontstretch: Bubble Breakdown: Lucky Breaks And Perfect Pit Strategy Boost Andretti, Hurt Speed by Mike Ravesi -- Monday October 12, 2009 Breaking down the Bubble: In an effort to draw a bigger crowd, NASCAR moved Fontanaa s date from the hot August Labor Day holiday weekend when people may have other things to do, to a much cooler holiday ...

Jonathan Summerton is aiming for a U.S. F1 seat. "The Next American Formula One Champion," says the header on the Web site JonathanSummerton.com. Ambitious? You bet--the last American F1 champion was Mario Andretti, in 1978.

If the rumors are right, Bobby Labonte not only has a championship provisional, but also both Ask.com and Academy Sports +A OutdoorsA sponsorship deals in his pocket.

The Frontstretch: Bubble Breakdown: Menard Spins Out Early While Andretti Runs Dry Late by Mike Ravesi -- Monday October 5, 2009 Well, it didna t take long for the bubble teams to find trouble at Kansas.

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The Frontstretch: Rookies Perform Terribly While a Former ROTY Behaves Terribly at Loudon by Tony Lumbis -- Monday September 21, 2009 Joey Logano: Start: 33rd; Finish: 21st Summary: Joey Logano's return to this home track where he scored his first career victory earlier this year did not get off to a good start.