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What NASCAR fans can expect in 2012

NASCAR sheds light on technical & rules changes as 2012 season nears.

Lars Anderson: NASCAR's new engines, reason Petty opted for Almirola, more mail

The race took place two months ago, a riveting three hours that played out on a 1.5-mile circle of asphalt in South Florida. Now that we've had time to digest and analyze and rehash all that took place in the 2011 season finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway -- how Carl Edwards held the points lead heading into the race over Tony Stewart; how Stewart dropped to the back of the field after ...

WWE superstar John Cena to start Daytona 500 engines

NASCAR, WWE support Make-A-Wish

Bruce Martin: In limiting two-car tandems, NASCAR shows fans have a voice

CONCORD, N.C. -- Amid heavy criticism of the buddy system at Daytona, NASCAR officials believe it's time to bring back the pack in this year's 500.

Move to fuel injection gives NASCAR teams mountains of data

After a 63-year run with carburetors as the fuel-delivery system for its eight-cylinder, push-rod engines, NASCAR's transition into fuel injection (which essentially maximizes horsepower with the least amount of fuel) will have a negligible impact on the aesthetics of a race.