Right penalty, wrong problem Tania Ganguli, Orlando Sentinel I don't think anyone really believed that if someone wrecked someone blatantly and intentionally NASCAR would let them. Sure, NASCAR's executives said many times they were putting things back

Sticking with its 'boys, have at it' attitude, NASCAR placed Carl Edwards on probation for three races Tuesday for deliberately wrecking Brad Keselowski's car last weekend in Atlanta. Edwards will be monitored by NASCAR through the April 10 race at

Paul Menard posted the best overall performance of his Sprint Cup racing career and his crew chief, Richard 'Slugger' Labbe, won his first NASCAR MOOG 'Problem Solver of the Race' Award after Menard's #98 Ford finished fifth in Sunday's Kobalt Tools 500

In the end, NASCAR got exactly what it wanted: The re-injection of danger -- and the specter of death -- into its sport. Let's review. This past offseason, NASCAR announced it would no longer vigorously police the on-track behavior of drivers. If one had

ATLANTA RACE REWIND: Red Bull Racing teammates Brian Vickers (seventh) and Scott Speed (10th) earned top-10 finishes for Toyota in Sunday’s NASCAR Sprint Cup Series (NSCS) race at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Camry driver Marcos Ambrose (11th) also