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Ryan Newman talks about his relationship with Tony Stewart and how hard work has been key for Stewart-HAAS.

Jimmie Johnson explains how the No. 48 team has prepared for a run at a fourth consecutive championship.

No. 33 mechanic Mike Brill explains how NASCAR life is tough, but definitely worth it.

Despite a broken foot and no wins this season, Carl Edwards insists all that matters is winning the Sprint Cup championship.

Matt Kenseth is in the 12th and final Chase spot with just two races remaining before the 10-race playoff begins.

With the playing field being more level than ever in NASCAR, teams are finding advantages on pit road.

After 6 poles and a Cup Series win in Michigan, 2009 is beginning to look like Brian Vickers' year.

Marcos Ambrose talks about his move from V8 Supercars in Australia to the radically different cars in NASCAR.

Despite being told he was going nowhere, Drew Blickensderfer has had success with the No. 17 team.

NASCAR and Nationwide Insurance teamed up to bring awareness to the dangers of texting while driving.

Jeff Gordon reminiscences about his younger days at Indy and Tony Stewart speaks confidently of the tire progress from last year.

Twenty-three year old Gabi DiCarlo is stepping it up in a male dominated truck series.

Former motocross star Ricky Carmichael talks about his transition into the Camping World Truck Series.

Jeff Burton remains positive about the rest of the 2009 season, despite being over 100 points out of the chase.

Despite a tumultuous entry into the Sprint Cup Series just a few years ago, Toyota is now showing signs of stability and success for owners like Michael Waltrip.

Steve Wallace says his next goal is to move up to the Sprint Cup Series.

Sam Hornish Jr. is steadily improving after making the jump from the IRL to NASCAR.

In his first season as owner and driver for Stewart-Haas Racing, Tony Stewart is atop the point standings.

The 2004 NASCAR champion has bounced back this season after some lean years.

Richard Petty holds a charity go-kart event with proceeds benefiting the Paralyzed Veterans of America.

Richard Petty and John Andretti talk about their plans to run in this year's Indy 500.

Reed Sorenson talks about driving the legendary No. 43 car for Richard Petty Motorsports.

Scott Speed talks about his learning curve in his first full season in the Sprint Cup Series.

Mark Martin couldn't be happier racing full-time after scaling back the last two seasons.

Eighteen-year old Sprint Cup Series rookie Joey Logano isn't feeling the heat despite enormous expectations.

Tony Stewart on his decision to become owner/driver and why he chose the No. 14.

Drivers weigh in on the impact of NASCAR's testing ban.

NASCAR is keeping a close eye on how the economy has impacted the automotive industry.

Matt Kenseth is glad his team has two wins early this season, especially after going winless in 2008.

Jeff Gordon says that his winless 2008 season has only ramped up his desire to win races and another championship.

Despite winning nine races in 2009, Carl Edwards says his goal is to be the man who keeps Jimmie Johnson from winning a fourth straight title.

Jimmie Johnson thinks his team can be better than they've ever been in their pursuit of another Sprint Cup championship.

HLN's Adam Anshell on how Richard Petty Motorsports good showing at Daytona could be a sign of good things to come.

HLN's Adam Anshell on how offseason changes have impacted NASCAR going into Daytona.