nascar - Yahoo! News Search ResultsWhen NASCAR announced its " boys have at it " policy before the 2010 season, fans cheered the return to the good ole' days when drivers policed the sport on the track. But NASCAR officials warned that a line does exist and they would know it when they saw it if a...
NASCAR star Kevin Harvick returns to his hometown to be inducted into the Bob Elias Kern County Sports Hall of Fame.
NASCAR is planning major changes to its official website nascar.com. Though Turner Sports will still be in charge of the administrative side of the website, NASCAR will now have control over the creative and informational aspects of the website.
NASCAR has recently announced the drivers in its 2012 Drive for Diversity Program. Those lucky six people who made the program include Jorge Arteaga, who is a 25 year old from Aguascalientes, Mexico, Mackena Bell, who is a 21 year old from Carson City, Nevada, Trey Gibson, who is...
There are big changes coming to the NASCAR digital and social media space in 2013. Beginning next year, NASCAR will take editorial control of NASCAR.com – meaning the sanctioning body will run the site itself and decide what content makes the cut. Currently, NASCAR.com is operated by Turner Sports – and NASCAR has little say what types of stories appear on the site. The restructured agreement ...
NASCAR and Turner announced that they are extending their digital deal through 2016
In 2013, NASCAR will assume operational control of digital platforms while Turner Sports will...
By the 2013 season, NASCAR will assume full control of its online content, which should lead to the availability of live video, online streaming of the SiriusXM NASCAR channel and online streaming of radio broadcasts from MRN and PRN.
The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series has a number of beloved legends that fans would love to see on the track again. One of them will be getting the opportunity to race in the Coke Zero 400 at Daytona International Speedway on July 7, 2012.
When Hollywood Casino at Kansas Speedway opened on Friday it became the first gaming-themed property planned, built and owned by International Speedway Corporation. The $411 million facility that overlooks turn two of the 1.