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Gibson finalizes deal to be Newman’s crew chief Tony Gibson has finalized a deal to become the crew chief for Ryan Newman at Stewart-Haas Racing in 2009 and he hopes to bring with him the rest of his No. 8 crew from Dale Earnhardt Inc.

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Ecclestone expects F1 medals to begin in 2009 Read full story for latest details.

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Trading Paint: New school vs. Old school (Yahoo! Sports) The Chase still has longtime fans wrestling with Jimmie Johnson’s three-peat.

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Finalists named for Humanitarian Award The Home Depot and NASCAR announced the finalists for the second annual NASCAR Home Depot Humanitarian Award. The award is open to any member of the NASCAR community who has demonstrated a dedication to serving others and improving communities through significant service efforts.

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USAC driver for Edwards’ team injured in crash Read full story for latest details.

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Formula 1 boss faces divorce caseThe wife of Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone files for divorce, it is announced.

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Door-To-Door: Life in the fast lane Matt Krueger is not the kind of 19-year-old to take life sitting down. Fighting a rare form of cancer and looking at surgery and chemotherapy, he will be sitting down at Lowe’s Motor Speedway on Thursday … in the seat of his own Camaro turning laps, writes Marty Smith. […]

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Schumacher, Gordon to race karts in Brazil Michael Schumacher and Jeff Gordon will participate in a charity kart race organized by Felipe Massa in Brazil this weekend. Seven-time Formula One champion Schumacher and four-time NASCAR champion Gordon will race in the “International Challenge of the Stars” in southern Brazil, organizers confirmed on Tuesday. […]

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Hornish says he’s committed to Sprint Cup for ‘09 Sam Hornish Jr. put an end the rumors, saying Friday he is staying in NASCAR and will not return to the IndyCar Series in 2009.

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Buemi poised for Toro Rosso seatSwiss Sebastian Buemi is “very likely” to drive for Toro Rosso in F1 next year, according to Red Bull boss Dietrick Mateschitz.

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