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Mark Martin Staying Full-Time in 2010

For one driver, getting older in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series just means getting better.50-year-old Mark Martin will drive the full 2010 schedule in the Hendrick Motorsports No. 5 car, according to the Associated Press. Martin returned to full time competition in 2009 with a two year deal at Hendrick after running partial...

Earnhardt Jr. Sees Value in Shorter Schedule

Earlier this week, we talked about the possibility of big job losses in the NASCAR industry after the season-finale weekend at Homestead-Miami Speedway in November.Sponsorship is obviously the lifeblood of the expensive sport, and without it, it's tough for teams to pay the bills. Naturally, NASCAR's most popular driver...

Dale Jr. Keeps Old Cars in the Weeds

After reading about yet another one of Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s personal quirks, my head is still spinning.And it's spinning because frankly I just don't get it, despite the article talking about his way of collecting old race cars like its an entirely normal thing. From the NASCAR Scene:So whatever happened to the car that...

Keselowski Takes Second Nationwide Victory

Brad Keselowski made Dale Earnhardt Jr. a lot happier Friday night at Bristol Motor Speedway.The 24-year-old driver (who's braces make him look a lot more like 16) picked up second career win and his second win of 2008 during the Nationwide Series Food City 250 after his team owner -- Earnhardt Jr. -- qualified...

Can Mark Martin Win a Title at Hendrick?

After blowing up colorful projectiles in the name of freedom on the 4th, hang out with FanHouse for the Coke Zero 400 Live Blog Saturday night at 7:45pm/ET. With Casey Mears gone from Hendrick Motorsports after 2008, team owner Rick Hendrick doesn't appear to be wasting any time in announcing who will pilot the now vacant...