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Nascar Headlines
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NASCAR.COM - Sprint Cup Series Headlines
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NASCAR places Edwards on three-race probation
NASCAR president Mike Helton on Tuesday announced Sprint Cup driver Carl Edwards had been placed on probation for the next three Sprint Cup races as a result of Edwards intentionally wrecking Brad Keselowski this past Sunday at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
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Airborne concerns return after Keselowski accident
Elliott Sadler didn't seem to care much about who was at fault in the simmering feud between Carl Edwards and Brad Keselowski. He was much more concerned about the No. 12 car flipping through the air after the two drivers clashed Sunday at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
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Humphrey new managing director of business for ISC
International Speedway Corporation announced it has named Rick Humphrey as managing director of business operations. Humphrey accepted the role from his most recent position as president of Talladega Superspeedway. W. Grant Lynch Jr., chairman of Talladega Superspeedway and vice president of strategic projects for ISC, will assume the responsibilities for day-to-day operation of the facility.
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Busch wins at Atlanta after crashes set up restarts
Kurt Busch won two races Sunday: the Kobalt Tools 500 and the Carl Edwards 25.
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Those with tire problems point finger at Goodyear
Asked following Sunday's Kobalt Tools 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway if Goodyear took a step in the right direction with the type of tire it brought to the 1.54-mile track, driver Ryan Newman pulled no punches.
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IndyCar Headlines
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INDYCAR: Brazil Preview
With the 2010 IndyCar season opener set to kick off on Saturday in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Robin Miller previews the new street course and its contestants.
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INDYCAR: BAT Unveils 2012 Car
Three of the most successful designers in recent IndyCar history have joined forces to create a new IndyCar design once again starting in 2012.
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INDYCAR: Open-Wheel Notebook
Bruce Ashmore, Alan Mertens and Tim Wardrop unveil a new 2012 IndyCar, Pelican Joe recovers, and the Rookie Challenge is almost under way.
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INDYCAR: Milka Duno Joins Coyne For 2010
Milka Duno signs for the entire 2010 season with Dale Coyne Racing.
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INDYCAR: Miller's Mailbag, 3.4
We've got a fever, and the only thing that'll satisfy it is More Mailbag. Here's the latest batch of Q&A items from the best Indycar scribe on the planet.
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NHRA Headlines
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Top Fuel's Dixon: 4-wide unknown, so it's uncertain
Larry Dixon has some experience in four-wide racing, but that was back when he was growing up in Van Nuys, Calif.
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B.R.A.K.E.S. conducting teen safe-driving schools
B.R.A.K.E.S., the non-profit foundation founded by National Hot Rod Association driver Doug Herbert, is conducting 18 driving schools at zMAX Dragway through November.
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Race fans say they feel safe despite woman's death
CHANDLER, Ariz. - Race fans who were present when a woman was killed by a tire that flew off a crashing dragster say they feel safe at the track despite the weekend accident in suburban Phoenix.
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McClenathan, Beckman earn NHRA wins
CHANDLER, Ariz. - Top Fuel driver Cory McClenathan and Funny Car driver Jack Beckman picked up victories Monday at the weather-delayed NHRA Arizona Nationals, an event marred by the death of a fan at Firebird International Raceway a day earlier.
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Debris from NHRA crash kills spectator
A high-speed crash at an NHRA event in Arizona catapulted a tire and other debris into a spectator area on Sunday, killing a woman watching the drag race.
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Formula 1 Headlines
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FIA press conference schedule - Bahrain
It's an all-drivers affair for the official media sessions at Sakhir, with Thursday's conference featuring no less than four world champions and Friday's boasting some of the sport's brightest up-and-coming talent. The line-up in full
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Bahrain Grand Prix - team and driver preview quotes
After months of preparation and weeks of testing, it is almost time for the 12 teams and 24 drivers that make up the 2010 FIA Formula One World Championship to finally put their cards on the table and show just what they can do. For the teams it will be their first real chance to see if they can really challenge for the title, while for the drivers the joy of racing again will be just as potent. The Formula One fraternity look ahead to the season opener in Bahrain
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Karun Chandhok to race for HRT
The newly-rebadged HRT team have confirmed that Karun Chandhok will race for them this season. Chandhok, who has previously tested for Red Bull, will be the second Indian driver in the history of the world championship.
The announcement was made during an official presentation in the Spanish city of Murcia on Thursday. During the event the team also unveiled their car for the 2010 season
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FIA publish revised 2010 entry list
The official entry list for the 2010 FIA Formula One World Championship was republished by the FIA on Wednesday evening. Following weeks of speculation the sport's governing body has confirmed the North Carolina-based US team will not compete, which means 12 teams will line up on the grid at next week's season-opener in Bahrain.
A subsequent statement released by the FIA said: The US team have indicated that they will not be in a position to participate in the 2010 championship...
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Ferrari feeling positive for Bahrain
Ferrari are in a confident mood for the season ahead after the F10 passed its final winter test with flying colours. Drivers Fernando Alonso and Felipe Massa both enjoyed top-three placings during last week's four-day session at Barcelona's Circuit de Catalunya and reliably completed over 400 laps of the Spanish track.
We're very happy with the work done, Massa told Ferrari's official website. "We wanted a competitive car and I think we've achieved our goal. We've reached a good level of reliability, which is very important. I am very satisfied with the car - when we simulated the qualifying and when we drove with lots of fuel on board.
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