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NOTEBOOK: They'll work together even if they can't talk
Earnhardt Jr. says radio is overrated
            NASCAR officials have, by their own admission, been attempting to limit the incidence of tag-team drafting at the so-called “plate tracks,” Daytona and Talladega. Most of ... Full story
NOTEBOOK: Hendrick loses the humility for '11
Owner wants yet another trophy
            On most occasions, Rick Hendrick, NASCAR’s most successful owner, is painstakingly humble.             Last year, though,... Full story
NOTEBOOK: Johnson vows to avoid the mistakes of '11
            CONCORD – Jimmie Johnson has had time to digest the first year since 2005 in which he failed to win the Sprint Cup championship.         ... Full story
NOTEBOOK: Ganassi lays it on the line
            CONCORD – Chip Ganassi knows massive improvement is in order with his NASCAR operation. Last year his Earnhardt Ganassi Racing drivers, Juan Pablo Montoya and Jamie McMurray, fi... Full story
NOTEBOOK: Danica adds the 600 to her Cup schedule
Charlotte in, Indy out
            CHARLOTTE – Danica Patrick announced – fittingly since the Sprint Media Tour is hosted by Charlotte Motor Speedway – that this year’s Coca-Cola 600 will be one... Full story
NOTEBOOK: Quips and quotes from the NASCAR immortals
            CHARLOTTE – The NASCAR Hall of Fame inductions, as well as the accompanying media conferences, had many highlights. Listed below are a few of them from Friday night’s fest... Full story
NASCAR Hall inducts a varied class
Evans, Inman, Waltrip, Wood, Yarborough
            CHARLOTTE -- The end of the alphabet is crowded, but the composition of the third NASCAR Hall of Fame class sets sort of an informal model for those still to come.    ... Full story
NOTEBOOK: Gordon says 2-car drafts are inevitable
            No matter how hard NASCAR officials try to undermine it, tag-team drafting is going to continue at Daytona and Talladega.           ... Full story
NOTEBOOK: Most of the quiet is dreary
Money woes limit marginal teams
            The holidays are complete and testing at Daytona International Speedway is just ahead, but for now the balance of power in NASCAR has really budged only slightly.    &... Full story
NOTEBOOK: Reciting the crew-chief changes
            Not every Sprint Cup driver will have a new crew chief next season. It just seems that way.             Just for the purpose of... Full story
NOTEBOOK: Same old end-of-season blues for Kyle Busch
Once again, Chase proves futile
            While Tony Stewart was gracefully accepting all the accolades appropriate for a driver winning his third championship, Kyle Busch was acknowledging some of his faults in Las Vegas, wh... Full story
NOTEBOOK: NASCAR gets its licks in, too
Kurt Busch fined $50,000
            Kurt Busch’s “caught on video” tirade, directed at ESPN reporter Jerry Punch, wound up being both humiliating and expensive.       &nb... Full story
Stewart wins by (literally) nothing
Tie-breaker decides NASCAR title
            HOMESTEAD, Fla. – One isn’t actually the loneliest number. It’s zero.             Zero was Tony Stewart&rsquo... Full story
Ford 400 Notes 'n' Quotes
A man for all seasons – Tony Stewart won half the races in the Chase after winning none in the regular season. He once won the Chase without winning a race. He is the only driver to win championships under the sponsorships of Winston, Nextel an... Full story
NOTEBOOK: Stewart started overcoming early
            HOMESTEAD, Fla. – Maybe it was a Tooth Fairy laid off in the face of improved dental care.             Things are tough a... Full story
The war of words gives way
It's all over but the racing
            HOMESTEAD, Fla. – What’s not to like about the NASCAR championship battle between Carl Edwards and Tony Stewart?          &nb... Full story
NOTEBOOK: After season, shake-ups expected
            HOMESTEAD, Fla. – One of NASCAR’s more popular crew chiefs won’t be on the pit box next year.             Kev... Full story
Ford 400 Fact Sheet
NASCAR Sprint Cup finale
Not that a Carl Edwards victory wouldn’t be really, really, really nice, this being the: Ford 400 At the bottom of the mainland: Homestead-Miami Speedway, Homestead, Fla.   How close is it? Not to mimic the late Johnny Carson, but it is... Full story
NOTEBOOK: Transparent? Compared to what?
Keselowski rounded up by secret police
            HOMESTEAD, Fla. – The Lords of Daytona are up to it again.             Upset that Brad Keselowski criticized the impendin... Full story
NOTEBOOK: Advantage who?
Edwards, Stewart winding it down
            Carl Edwards’ Sprint Cup points lead is down to three. Tony Stewart has won two straight races and four of the eighth in the Chase. Edwards has won only once all year.  &n... Full story
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