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(7:35:28 PM) Auto racing blog: Love her or not, Danica Patrick is good for the sport – Chris Williams' "Three Up, Three Down" includes his thought that Danica Patrick should make a full-time jump to NASCAR. (This story continues here)
(7:00:04 PM) Auto Racing Capsules: Logano rolls into Kentucky looking for a victory – Site: Sparta, Ky. (This story continues here)
(7:22:54 PM) Arcade auto racing for iOS – This week's collection of iOS apps is all about arcade racing games. The first is a recently released 2D top-down racer with unique controls and six-player local multiplayer. The second moves toward combat racing with upgradable cars and tons of levels to conquer. The third is an excellent physics-based racer with a focus on skidding and sliding around corners to get to the finish line ... (This story continues here)
(7:08:37 PM) Auto racing roundup: Dale Earnhardt Jr. fumes at tandem racing – Dale Earnhardt Jr. made it clear he's no fan of the current style of restrictor plate racing before he even arrived at Daytona International Speedway. (This story continues here)
(7:10:36 PM) Auto racing: Plymouth driver wins – On a windy warm evening, the Eastern Wisconsin Stock Car races celebrated Pat Rand Memorial Night Friday. (This story continues here)
(6:53:47 PM) This Week in Auto Racing July 7 - 10 – Sparta, KY (Sports Network) - The Sprint Cup Series makes its first appearance at Kentucky Speedway this weekend. Nationwide and Camping World Truck teams are also at Kentucky. The IZOD IndyCar Series heads to Toronto, while Formula One revs it up in Silverstone, England with the British Grand Prix. (This story continues here)
(7:56:28 PM) Auto Racing: Bay Cities race goes off without a hitch – ANDERSON — Pete Smith III finally had enough to hold off Dale Stelt. (This story continues here)
(6:43:08 PM) Auto racing: After years of waiting, Kentucky Speedway gets Sprint Cup race its founders envisioned – The sun will have disappeared behind the trees beyond turns one and two when drivers will be told to start their engines for the Quaker State 400 at Kentucky Speedway on Saturday, but Jerry Carroll will be wearing sunglasses just the same. (This story continues here)
(7:19:49 PM) Step into overdrive at Canadian Tire – For auto racing fans, Canadian Tire at 3050 Mavis Rd. is the place to be this Saturday. (This story continues here)
(7:39:20 PM) Auto Racing Capsules: In The Pits - Edwards has no reason to leave Roush Fenway – CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Carl Edwards is no longer NASCAR's points leader, his 10-week streak at the top snapped by an early accident at Daytona International Speedway. (This story continues here)
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