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By Sporting News Wire Service DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- With cars spinning wildly behind him in Turn 4, Clint Bowyer claimed his first Nationwide Series victory of the season and the seventh of his career in Friday night's Subway Jalapeno 250 at Daytona International Speedway. Bowyer also delivered the first victory of the season for beleaguered Richard Childress Racing, which has suffered cutbacks from Chevrolet in the wake of General Motors' reorganization under bankruptcy. Bowyer had just taken the white flag during an attempt at a green-white-checkered finish that took the race two laps past its scheduled 100 laps when a six-car wreck froze the field under caution and made a winner of the 2008 series champion, who is running a partial schedule this year. completed the top 10. Bowyer was ecstatic to record his first win at... [read full story]
After choosing San Jose over Edmonton, Oilers fans will likely give German-Canadian a not so warm welcome when Dan and the Sharks come to town on Friday The wait is over in Edmonton. Mr. Dany Heatley finally comes to town...
Johnson worked hard for fourth title Jimmie Johnson claims his fourth straight Sprint Cup title with a 5th-place finish at HomesteadTags: , Mr. Vanilla himself, lost his temper Sunday. RAREFIED AIR Jimmie Johnson's record...
There are many facets to Bob Geldof, some serious and some funny, but his ability to communicate and engage people is why he is an inspiration. PUNK rocker turned political activist and philantrophist Bob Geldof has been...
By Jason Whitlock Kansas City Star Published: Sunday, Nov. 22, 2009 9:27 p.m. MST KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The victory was just icing. The progress started with Kansas City's rookie head coach, Todd Haley, who may have finally...
