Can anybody stop Johnson's dominance?

Can anybody stop Johnson's dominance? Jeremy Mayfield Jeremy Mayfield

JARROD BREEZE A story that dominated the headlines for days on end and is far from being resolved is Jeremy Mayfield's fight against NASCAR. Given how the court systems work in this country, it could play out for years (just ask the folks at Kentucky Speedway).

It should be noted that Mayfield made a critical error in judgment. Did he or didn't he take methamphetamines remains at the root of subsequent lawsuits filed on behalf of both parties. But Mayfield's decision to take NASCAR to task has in effect ended his driving days, regardless of his guilt or innocence. He'll have a better chance of clearing his name than ever again starting in a NASCAR-sanctioned race.

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DAVID CARAVIELLO Nobody in their right minds doubts the talent of Jimmie Johnson, who is the first driver to win four consecutive championships in NASCAR's premier division. But would even Johnson be able to achieve a feat at an organization other than Hendrick Motorsports?

We all thought this team had reached its zenith two years ago, when Johnson and Jeff Gordon battled for the title. Now the Hendrick fold has one-upped even itself, posting the first 1-2-3 points finish involving three drivers from the same organization. Mark Martin finished second behind Johnson, with Gordon third. All three figure to be prime championship contenders again next season.

Are there no limits to how much higher Hendrick can go? Are there are any teams out there that can match their depth? Is there any telling how long Hendrick, now with a record-tying nine Cup championships, can stay on top?

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First Black Female NASCAR Driver Seeks Community Support - Inland Valley News

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First Black Female NASCAR Driver Seeks Community Support Inland Valley News Tia Norfleet is the daughter of Bobby Norfleet, who made his NASCAR debut at the Portland International Raceway road course in the year 2000. Professional racecar driver Tia Norfleet has visions of giving to a community that supports her. and more »

NASCAR fans should show up for trailblazing black driver Wendell Scott - Orlando Sentinel

NASCAR fans should show up for trailblazing black driver Wendell Scott Orlando Sentinel Columnist Shannon J. Owens challenges you to be bold and vote for the late trailblazing NASCAR driver Wendell Scott. (RacingOne, ISC Archives via Getty Images / May 14, 2012) You have less than 48 hours to cast your ballot for this year's 2013 Hall of ... NASCAR fans should show up for Wendell ScottBoston Herald all 3 news articles »

Kurt Busch tells his side of the story, but is anyone buying it? - Yahoo! Sports (blog)

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Kurt Busch tells his side of the story, but is anyone buying it? Yahoo! Sports (blog) Anyway, if the best Nascar can produce is Beavis and Butthead Busch, they're in sad shape. DJ • 8 hours ago I still don't get it. Every driver does what Kurt Busch did. If the stall ahead of them is empty, the driver often cut right through it. SPENCER: You're Outta HereFox News Jimmy Spencer rips Kurt Busch for latest tirade, incident at DarlingtonSportingNews.com What Speed's Jimmy Spencer really thinks of Kurt BuschNews & Observer SB Nation -Garner News all 279 news articles »

Wallace set to make NASCAR debut in Iowa - Bucyrus Telegraph Forum

Wallace set to make NASCAR debut in Iowa Bucyrus Telegraph Forum Wallace, who drives for Joe Gibbs Racing, will be the first black driver to run a Nationwide race since Marc Davis started in Nashville in 2011. "It's different. I get looked at a lot more and talked about a lot more, but it doesn't bother me at all.