DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- The celebratory Fourth of July pyrotechnics going off along the backstretch following Saturday night's NASCAR race at Daytona International Speedway were nothing compared to the last-lap fireworks show minutes earlier on the frontstretch.Two-time NASCAR champ Tony Stewart muscled his way by Kyle Busch about 100 yards before the finish line -- holding his line as Busch tried to block him. Ultimately, Stewart was able to get his nose in position for the pass. When Busch tried to stop Stewart's final push, the two cars collided and Busch's car spun out, hitting the wall and paving the way for Stewart to capture the victory.
The pre-race buzz is understandably high for the double-file re-starts
For once, NASCAR as a sanctioning body completely deserves a heaping of praise.
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As comforting as it is to see NASCAR's new drug policy work, it makes you wonder what was going on before the stricter enforcement.
Kyle Busch
Almost like a scientist tries to forecast an earthquake or a volcano, the alert level keeps rising when it comes to the discussion of
TALLEDEGA, Ala. --
TALLADEGA, Ala. (AP) --The "Big One" hit early at Talladega Superspeedway.


























