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Grand-Am: AJ Allmendinger helps Michael Shank Racing take top spot at 50th ... - AutoWeek

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Grand-Am: AJ Allmendinger helps Michael Shank Racing take top spot at 50th ... AutoWeek NASCAR driver AJ Allmendinger brought the winning DP car, formally called the Michael Shank Racing with Curb-Agajanian Ford-Riley number 60, home for the victory. Daytona Prototype team owner Michael Shank has come close in the last seven years, ... Series Daytona 24H race reportMotorsport.com Allmendinger Steps Up, Closes Door at RolexRacinToday.com AJ Allmendinger puts Michael Shank Racing in Victory Lane in Rolex 24 at Daytonaal.com The Checkered Flag -RacingNation.com -PaddockTalk all 339 news articles »

NASCAR's Top 15 Bullies of All Time (With Video!) - Bleacher Report

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NASCAR's Top 15 Bullies of All Time (With Video!) Bleacher Report NASCAR drivers are no strangers to heated exchanges, as the photo above should illustrate. In November 2010, after an accident under caution ended both of their days, Jeff Gordon decided to attack Jeff Burton as a way of releasing his frustration. and more »

'Sweet Home Alabama' Season 3 Recap — Sparks Fly - Gather.com

'Sweet Home Alabama' Season 3 Recap — Sparks Fly Gather.com Paige chose NASCAR driver Danny Bopp for a date at the go-kart track. She crashed initially, but then kicked his butt. After their time on the track, they moved their date to the bed of a pickup truck with a bottle of wine. and more »

Brad Keselowski signs extension - News & Observer

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Brad Keselowski signs extension News & Observer AVONDALE, AZ - NOVEMBER 11: Brad Keselowski, driver of the #2 Miller Lite Dodge, sits in his car during practice for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Kobalt Tools 500 at Phoenix International Raceway on November 11, 2011 in Avondale, Arizona. and more »

NASCAR bans radio chatter to curb tandem racing - Orlando Sentinel

NASCAR bans radio chatter to curb tandem racing Orlando Sentinel "The teams will still work within the rules," said John Darby, NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Director. "…it seemed it would be helpful to unclutter the airwaves." Drivers raced mostly with two-car drafts during a day-long testing session at Daytona ... and more »