Stock car racing's "code" came under the microscope this week when Carl Edwards wrecked Brad Keselowski late in the Kobalt Tools 500. Although Edwards just wanted to take his rival out of the race, the result of his reckless act could have been much, much worse.
With the green flag about to drop for another IZOD IndyCar season there's a huge buzz surrounding the series. A buzz that has nothing to do with the drivers pursuit of a championship but the cars they'll drive in the future.
Carl Edwards avoided suspension but received a three-race probation period from NASCAR after intentionally wrecking Brad Keselowski in last Sunday's Kobalt Tools 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Prior to the start of the 2010 season, NASCAR essentially told Sprint Cup Series drivers, "Boys, have at it and have a good time."
On the eve of his comeback, Michael Schumacher admits he may not win Sunday's opening race of the 2010 Formula One campaign, but expects to be in contention for an eighth world title at season's end.
Kurt Busch had to go 341 laps in 325-lap race to finally reach the checkered flag.
Seven-time world champion Michael Schumacher admitted Friday he couldn't wait to get back behind the wheel and racing again at the Bahrain Grand Prix in just over a week's time.
Formula One world champion Jenson Button thinks as many as seven teams could be battling it out throughout 2010 for the end-of-season honours.
Jimmie Johnson reeled in teammate Jeff Gordon, who had dominated Sunday's Shelby American race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, to win for the second consecutive week on the NASCAR circuit.