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Ingram's Flat Spot On Gentleman Jimmie Wins Again by Jonathan Ingram Top Ten reflections on Jimmie Johnson's fifth straight Sprint Cup championship aboard the Lowe's Chevy of Hendrick Motorsports. Championship victory lane: NASCAR ...

Ingram's Flat Spot On Short Tracks Loom Large by Jonathan Ingram There was a time when every race weekend in NASCAR's premier series had enough story lines to compose a saga, each driver's career was like a novel in progress -- including those...

Ingram's Flat Spot On Ambrose's Agony by Jonathan Ingram Pity the poor Marcos Ambrose. No matter how one chooses to describe it, losing the lead under the final caution in the Sprint Cup race at the Infineon Raceway is likely to follow him...

Kasey Kahne, driver of the No. 9 Richard Petty Motorsports Ford, is out of his ride before the 2010 season ends. A short press release from Petty's team simply stated that "Kasey Kahne has been released from his driving duties with Richard Petty...

Ingram's Flat Spot On Atlanta's High Banks Get Trimmed by Jonathan Ingram This year's Labor Day weekend race at the Atlanta Motor Speedway predictably produced another belly-to-the-ground, flat-out scramble that would have made Fireball...

Ingram's Flat Spot On Harvick Headed For Title? by Jonathan Ingram This year's Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup boils down to four guys with the most momentum. Of those four, I like Kevin Harvick's chances. He's evolved as a driver and above...

Ingram's Flat Spot On Hamlin's Not Sitting Pretty by Jonathan Ingram One more hotly contested motor racing championship to go. And what could be more NASCAR-like than a title decided in a sleepy little burg known as ...

Ingram's Flat Spot On Texas 'Three-Step' On Tap by Jonathan Ingram The Talladega track that inspires hope and dread among championship contenders is in the rearview mirror -- much like the last-lap accident of A.J. Allmendinger that ended...

Ingram's Flat Spot On F1 Overtakes NASCAR by Jonathan Ingram It is a pleasant, if momentary, irony that Formula One appeared to have more exciting overtaking than NASCAR after all the action during a rainy and cool Australian Grand Prix. Given...