When Dale Jarrett made his debut in the Winston Cup Series, David Ragan was still 20 months from being born. But, next year, it will be Ragan who take's Jarrett's role as the spokesman for one of the sport's biggest sponsors.

After admitting he rubbed testosterone into his thigh to help with ailment doctors were having difficulty diagnosing, Craftsman Truck Series driver Ron Hornaday has been cleared of any wrongdoing by NASCAR.

After claiming the pole in this event last year, then winning the race, Clint Bowyer may have just installed himself as the man to beat once again in the Sylvania 300.

The No. 07 Chevrolet was the fastest car in the Sprint Cup's first practice of the weekend, turning a fast lap of 130.273 miles per hour, a speed that wouldn't been quick enough to sit on the pole here in June. Jimmie Johnson was second best, followed by Kyle Busch.

After less than 15 minutes of Craftsman Truck Series practice, rain has forced the trucks off the track at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.

We're about 70 minutes from the scheduled start of Sprint Cup qualifying, and about three hours from the Camping World Series East race slated for this evening. Emergency vehicles are making their way around the oval at the moment in an effort to keep the course as dry as possible, though it remains to be seen how successfully they can do it.

The rain stuck around, so they've just canceled qualifying and decided to set the lineup according to the NASCAR rule book. Basically, that means owner points, and thus the Chase contenders will be arranged 1-12 at the start of Sunday's race.

Boston Market closed it's doors and ceased operations in Concord last week.  This closure and future closures by Boston Market should come as no surprise.

I can speak to this topic precisely as I was the training manager for Boston Market back in 1995-1997 and I opened several units for the company before landing in Concord and running that as a training store for the New England area. 

The Wildcats streak of four straight wins over I-A opponents may have to be put on hold. Not because there aren’t plenty of I-A teams UNH could beat, but because none of those teams are interested in facing the Wildcats.

When I was in 2nd grade I not only knew who I was and who my friends were but who I was going to be. In 6th grade I was quite sure(if not overly confident) in whom I was and would become. Now after my freshman year of college I am not sure of who I am, who I will become or who my friends are. I say this with perhaps some exaggeration and certainly little depth, because I have accumulated many pieces of the puzzle . Despite this, I have come to conclusion that what assisted me most in this has been my fortunate opportunity to meet so many interesting and wonderful people. Certainly many others, if not all, can say this yet I feel that few would say the majority of influential people in their life were old enough to be their grandparents. I mention this to emphasize what I see to be a rather neglected aspect of our lives.