Danica Patrick will make her NASCAR debut this weekend at Daytona International Speedway.

There was a tangible sense of electricity surrounding the first event of Speedweeks, a race everyone expected to be so rough-and-tumble that NASCAR's relaxed rules toward aggressive driving would most certainly be tested.

Bobby Gerhart held yet another trophy.

Rick Hendrick, Mark Martin and Dale Earnhardt Jr. spent the last month talking about how those in-house, offseason moves would make a difference.

Former Formula One driver Nelson Piquet Jr. will enter the NASCAR Truck Series race at Daytona International Speedway.

Kyle Busch is getting married.

Ask anyone in NASCAR about the many, many industry ailments and the answer is that everything will be just fine.

Randy Bernard, the new CEO of the Indy Racing League, admits he knows next to nothing about auto racing.

Defending Formula One champion Jenson Button had a ``useful'' first day with McLaren despite being frustrated it took so long to adjust the seat of his car.

Mercedes GP says it has signed Nick Heidfeld as test and substitute driver for this year's Formula One season.

Michael Schumacher expects the Mercedes GP car to be ``competitive'' even if his first drive with his new team didn't convince him it would win him an eighth Formula One championship.

Fernando Alonso took to his Ferrari immediately Wednesday as the two-time Formula One champion produced the fastest time in the season's first testing session.

Virgin Racing became the first of Formula One's new teams to unveil its car Wednesday with a completely digitally designed vehicle.

Felipe Massa continued to show no ill effects from the life-threatening injuries he sustained last year with the Ferrari driver fastest in Formula One testing for the second straight day.

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Danica Patrick will make her NASCAR debut this weekend at Daytona International Speedway.

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There was a tangible sense of electricity surrounding the first event of Speedweeks, a race everyone expected to be so rough-and-tumble that NASCAR's relaxed rules toward aggressive driving would most certainly be tested.