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Dollar General Increases Sponsorship Of JGR’s No. 20

Dollar General has increased its sponsorship of Joe Gibbs Racing’s No. 20 Sprint Cup Toyota Camry and driver by Matt Kenseth. In 2013, Dollar General will serve as primary sponsor of the No. 20 for 17 races, up from 12 races this season.

Childers Re-Signs With Michael Waltrip Racing

Rodney Childers has re-signed with Michael Waltrip Racing to serve as the crew chief for the No. 55 MWR Toyota.

Hamlin Wins Action-Packed Cup Race At Bristol

Denny Hamlin won the Irwin Tools Night Race at Bristol Motor Speedway, his third win of the season. Four also clinched berths in the Chase.

Penske Racing Hopes To Name Driver Next Month

Roger Penske hopes to name a driver for the No. 22 before the Chase starts. Logano, Newman, Vickers, and Hornish are said to be candidates.

Bower Holds Off Busch, Stewart To Win At Sonoma

Clint Bowyer held off a hard-charging Kurt Busch in the closing laps to win the Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Sonoma.

Keselowski Keeps Cool, Scores Repeat Bristol Win

Brad Keselowski survived an early incident to win the Food City 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway ahead of Matt Kenseth.

Vickers To Drive MWR’s No. 55 For Six Races

After Elliott Sadler backed out of a deal to drive Michael Waltrip Racing’s No. 55 Sprint Cup Toyota in five races due to a request made by his Nationwide Series team owner Richard Childress, MWR has announced the Brian Vickers will drive the No. 55 for six races, beginning with the Food City 500 at [...]

Reutimann To Drive For BK Racing In Daytona 500

Landon Cassill will drive for a yet-to-be-named race team in 2012. The team will field two cars; Brian Vickers and Travis Kvapil are said to be candidates for the second seat.

Penske Promotes Gordon To Crew Chief Of No. 22 Team

Penske Racing announced that Todd Gordon will be crew chief for the No. 22 Shell Pennzoil Dodge in 2012.

Busch Situation Proves That Sponsorship Drives NASCAR

Penske Racing’s decision to “mutually” part ways with tumultuous driver Kurt Busch proves that sponsorship dollars drive NASCAR.