Tommy Baldwin announced on Tuesday that he has established a new Sprint Cup Series team and Tommy Baldwin Racing will compete full time in 2009.
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Nasser Al Attiyah of Qatar beat Spanish driver and former world rally champion Carlos Sainz by 35 seconds to win Stage 3 of the Dakar Rally on Monday. Sainz now holds the overall lead by 3 minutes, 40 seconds over Al Attiyah. The third stage was 551 kilometers, from Puerto Madryn to Jacobacci.
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Hall of Fame Racing will compete in the Daytona 500 and race during the 2009 Sprint Cup season, according to a team co-owner.
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Spaniards dominated the fourth stage of the Dakar Rally on Tuesday as Carlos Sainz beat Nasser Al Attiyah of Qatar by six seconds and Marc Coma again won the motorbike stage.
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Tickets for the Labor Day weekend event at Atlanta Motor Speedway — the track’s first Sprint Cup Series night race — go on sale at 9 a.m. ET Wednesday.
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Spaniard Carlos Sainz won the fourth stage of the Dakar Rally on Tuesday, holding off Nasser Al Attiyah of Qatar to maintain the overall lead. Sainz, who also won the rally’s second stage, finished the 285-mile ride in 3 hours, 42 minutes, 57 seconds in his Volkswagen — six seconds ahead of Al Attiyah, who won the first and third stages through Argentina and Chile.
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Most of the week, you hear from us. But we’re turning Tuesdays over to you to tell us what you think. So what’s on your mind?
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Darren Law and Dominik Farnbacher waited until the final day to set the fastest laps of the “Roar Before the Rolex 24″ Grand-Am Rolex Sports Car Series.
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Elliott Sadler plans to sue Gillett Evernham Motorsports to stay in the No. 19 Dodge through the end of his contract, which runs through 2010, his attorney told ESPN on Monday.
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Steve Hallam, an engineer and manager the past 27 years in Formula One, is settling into his new office at Michael Waltrip Racing — and a new life in America after leaving his post as head of operations for team McLaren based in Woking, Surrey, United Kingdom.
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