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Gordon living life to the fullest
CHARLOTTE, N.C. - On a recent, rainy night of qualifying, Jeff Gordon didn't wait for NASCAR to suspend on-track activities. He'd already run his lap and knew he wasn't fast enough to take the pole even if qualifying resumed, so he saw no reason to stick around.
By JENNA FRYER / The Associated Press
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Biffle in control of BGN fate
With his first NASCAR Grand National championship all but wrapped up, Greg Biffle likes to joke with his crew chief, Randy Goss, about his move next season to the Winston Cup series.
By JIM UTTER / ThatsRacin.com Writer
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IRL's development series to expand
INDIANAPOLIS - The Infiniti Pro Series will expand from seven races to at least 11 next year, with a 12th race tentatively scheduled to be held the night before the Indianapolis 500.
The Associated Press
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Racing returns to Mexico City track
MEXICO CITY - A rooster-tail of dust billowed behind David Brabham as his Panoz LMP 900 became the first race car to make a serious rip around the Hermanos Rodriguez Autodrome in a decade.
By JOHN RICE / The Associated Press
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Bernstein ready to race for final time
Kenny Bernstein's legacy begins at 300 mph. Drag racing's King of Speed - the first driver in his sport to reach that magic number on the quarter-mile - will hang up his fireproof driving suit for good after this weekend's National Hot Rod Association Finals in Pomona, Calif.
By MIKE HARRIS / The Associated Press
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2002 Race Schedules
| Updated Thursday, November 7, 2002 |
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