IndyCar racer Danica Patrick insists she was joking when she said using performance-enhancing drugs would only be cheating if she got caught.
Not so funny, says the leader of the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency.
USADA CEO Travis Tygart said Patrick’s comments, printed in Monday’s edition of Sports Illustrated, were “totally irresponsible.
GM’s heading into bankruptcy. Chrysler’s coming out. Rick Horrow tries to figure out what it all means for NASCAR.
Team owner Richard Petty says the Chrysler bankruptcy has put cash flow from the manufacturer to the Richard Petty Motorsports organization he co-owns with George Gillett “in a holding pattern.”
General Motors has become the second of NASCAR’s four manufacturers to enter Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, but industry leaders remain confident support will continue as the automakers shore up their finances.
Buck and Bass get stuck in Dover, but they still cover Jimmie’s big win at Dover. Plus the latest on the Busch-Jr. feud, and we talk Truex.
Somebody pinch Tony Stewart, because he can’t believe he’s on top of the standings already as a driver-owner, Lee Spencer says.
General Motors was once the country’s largest employer. On Monday, the company filed for the largest industrial bankruptcy and fourth-largest overall bankruptcy in United States history.
Why are so many of NASCAR’s biggest stars headed to a dirt track race on Wednesday? It’s all about the love of the game.
Intrigue. Redemption. Frustration. Elation. The Monster Mile was many things to many people and The Last Lap has it covered.
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