Nascar

The 55th running ended with Jimmie "Five Time" Johnson winning his 400th start with Dale Earnhardt, Jr. taking second, and Mark Martin finishing in third.

The Drive4COPD 300 at Daytona had a wild, wild finish, as Kyle Larson, who was involved in a huge last lap pile-up was sent airborne into the catch-fence sending debris including the engine and a tire from Larson's car into the grandstands.

Hellyeah and FanPyre racing have joined together to co-brand the #51 car of Jeremy Clements for the April 26th, ToyotaCare 250 at the Richmond International Raceway in Richmond, Virginia. The promotion gives fans the chance to have their name decaled on the car, and the opportunity to win some rocking Hellyeah gear.

The weekend gets kicked off a little early with the NASCAR action this week, as the Budweiser Duels will take place this afternoon at 1:20 and 3 PM

For the first time ever a woman has earned the pole position, and who else would it be besides Danica Patrick?

It's about that time again, folks. High-octane, 200 mph action is returning, and that's a cause for celebration in my house.

It was a good day in my household, as Jeff Gordon pulled out a win in the last race of the 2012 season.

In the sports recap I touched on Jeff Gordon and Brad Keselowski's recent penalties by NASCAR, but are these penalties really beneficial or necessary for the sport?

So Kevin Harvick won the race, but that seems to be overshadowed by first, the brawl that took place between Jeff Gordon and his crew against Clint Bowyer and his crew, then second, the post-race interviews.

The Wild Asphalt Circus at the Texas Motor Speedway was just that: wild. Check out some more details after the jump.

The Tums 500 was taken by new points leader Jimmie Johnson after a 500-lap marathon around the "paperclip".

Matt Kenseth was able to hold off Martin Truex, Jr. to cut into Brad Kesolowski's Chase for the Sprint Cup lead with four weeks left.