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HEADLINES FROM AP

  • Rahals love racing at Mid-Ohio

    By MIKE HARRIS

    For the Rahals - team owner Bobby and his racing son Graham - returning to Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course is a lot like eating comfort food: familiar and satisfying.
HEADLINES FROM THAT'S RACIN'

  • Speed muscles way to ARCA win

    STAFF REPORTS

    Red Bull Racing driver Scott Speed earned his second ARCA RE/MAX Series win of the season and first at Kentucky Speedway by 0.561 of a second over Sean Caisse tonight in the “Kentucky 150.”

  • Kyle Busch brings back glory

    JIM UTTER

    The Charlotte Observer

    Kyle Busch has won so much and so often this season, it has become like second nature. Not so for his No.18 Joe Gibbs Racing team.

  • Petty charity ride rolls on different kind of wheels

    DAVID POOLE

    dpoole@charlotteobserver.com

    Thursday was typical for the Kyle Petty Charity Ride Across America in that it was a really big day filled with a lot of small moments.

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  • Nationwide regulars competing well with Sprint Cup rivals

    JIM UTTER, jutter@charlotteobserver.com

    It could be partially because of the different cars used, but this season's Nationwide Series “regulars” appear to be much more competitive against the Sprint Cup Series drivers.

  • Ganassi cuts back, idling Franchitti, 70 others

    DAVID POOLE

    dpoole@charlotteobserver.com

    Chip Ganassi Racing with Felix Sabates pulled the plug Tuesday on its unsponsored the No. 40 Dodge team, driven by 2007 Indianapolis 500 and IndyCar Series champion Dario Franchitti, scaling back operations from three Sprint Cup teams to two.

  • AFTER LOUDON RANKINGS

    Did Kyle Busch learn lesson at Loudon?

    DAVID POOLE

    The Charlotte Observer

    Loudon lesson for Kyle Busch: No future in jacking around with a guy who has less to lose than you.

  • Inside the Nationwide Series

    JIM UTTER

    jutter@charlotteobserver.com

    ELEVATOR

  • NASCAR OK with penalties against Yeley

    NASCAR plans no further penalties against Hall of Fame Racing after holding the No. 96 Toyota in the garage Saturday night until just before the start of the LifeLock 400.

  • NASCAR technical director dies at 58

    David Poole

    dpoole@charlotteobserver.com

    Steve Peterson, NASCAR's technical director who spent 13 years helping make the circuit safer for drivers, was found dead in his home in Concord, N.C., on Tuesday. He was 58.

  • No room for selective enforcement

    DAVID POOLE

    The Charlotte Observer

    Saturday night, just before the LifeLock.com 400 at Chicagoland Speedway, a NASCAR official stood in the way of J.J. Yeley's No. 96 Toyota preventing him from joining the field for the start of the race.

KENTUCKY SPEEDWAY

  • Trucks race: Can anyone catch Kyle?

    By Alicia Wincze

    Rick Crawford has always been one of the more candid voices inside the Craftsman Truck Series garage, so it's no surprise the longtime driver didn't mince words when asked about facing Sprint Cup Series leader Kyle Busch this weekend.

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