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NASCAR announced Thursday that it agreed on a settlement with former employee Mauricia Grant, who filed a discrimination lawsuit last spring.

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NASCAR will test drivers for performance-enhancing drugs next month under a tougher policy that also bans using illegal drugs and abusing prescription medications.

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With the news that NASCAR has banned testing at its sanctioned tracks for its three national series in 2009, a few people wondered if that might mean increased curiosity in Texas World Speedway, which last hosted a Cup event in 1981.

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NASCAR has settled a $225 million lawsuit filed by a former official who said she was subjected to racial discrimination and sexual harassment during her two-plus years working for the stock-car organization, The Associated Press has learned.

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It’s taken the Iowa Speedway just three years to position itself as a leading track in the Midwest. The speedway announced Thursday its third major event for the 2009 season. The track will host a NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race — formerly known as the Craftsman Truck Series — on Sept. 5. The race was originally planned for Mansfield Motorsports Park in Mansfield, Ohio, but was canceled…

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NASCAR will test drivers for performance-enhancing drugs next month under a strengthened policy that also bans using illegal drugs and abusing prescription medications.

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With Christmas just around the corner, one can never be too generous. So the gurus at NASCAR Statistical Services gift-wrapped a few final presents.

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In an offseason beset with change, add Matt Kenseth and the No. 17 team inthe Sprint Cup Series to the list. Drew Blickensderfer is replacing Chip Bolin as crew chief after one season, a move which allows Bolin to return to a position of strength as an engineer at Roush Fenway Racing.

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