NASCAR Top 40 countdown (20th to 11th)

Here is the third part of the top 40 countdown, including drivers from 11th to 20th.
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Top 40 countdown (30th to 21st)

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NASCAR top 40 countdown, 40th to 31st

It's that time of year again. Writer from numerous publications display their not-so accurate side with their preseason predictions. Well, here are mine. Rest of article

NASCAR's attempt at redemption

NASCAR announced a plethora of changes that will likely benefit the sport and earn the trust of the fans. Wing will become spoiler, more horsepower at Daytona, loosening the reigns on bump drafting, and allowing the drivers to show emotion were among some of the changes revealed. Rest of article

Who from 2009 Chase class will be left out of 2010 Chase

Brian Vickers and Kasey Kahne could miss out on 2010 Chase for the Championship after qualifying in 2009. Ryan Newman, Juan Pablo Montoya, and Kurt Busch could be in trouble as well. Meanwhile, Kyle Busch, Matt Kenseth, Jeff Burton, and Clint Bowyer are primed and ready for a return to championship contention. Rest of article

Harvick, Kahne top free agents in 2010

Kevin Harvick and Kasey Kahne are among several drivers who have contracts expiring at the conclusion of the 2010 season. Many speculate that they may search for new teams for 2011 and beyond. Rest of article here

Busch brothers to remain with current teams

Kyle Busch signs a multi-year deal with Joe Gibbs Racing. The young hothead won twelve races in two seasons in the No. 18 Toyota. Big brother Kurt will remain with Penske Racing through 2011, as Penske picked up the option. If all goes well, Kurt would like to remain at Penske long term.
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NASCAR, Dale Junior hope spoiler will help racing

NASCAR will no longer mandate the use of the rear wing. Instead, they will bring back the tradition rear aluminum spoiler. Dale Earnhardt Jr sounds off on the change. Rest of article here

Reed Sorenson lands part-time gig

Reed Sorenson will take a step back and regroup in 2010, as he accepted a ride with Braun Racing to compete in at least 23 races in the Nationwide Series. In addition, he will compete in at least five Sprint Cup races for Braun Racing, including the Daytona 500. Dollar General will be the sponsor.
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Positive changes ahead for NASCAR?

With the sport in desperate need of a positive change, NASCAR could stray from their stubborn ways when it comes to the COT. There is the possibility that they will replace the rear wing with a traditional spoiler. This could reduce down force, which would help the handling of the car. The car would be less likely to become airborn. Rest of article here