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Two-time Cup Series champion Tony Stewart is expected to be granted his official release from Joe Gibbs Racing Wednesday, according to a report by the Charlotte Observer.

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While Denny Hamlin has slowly creeped up the NASCAR standings, Rea White says he considers this season as a disappointment.

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Tony Stewart is reportedly done as a member of Joe Gibbs Racing. He will be granted his release, effective after the ‘08 season.

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While DEI won’t be pleased with the penalities it suffered Tuesday, Larry McReynolds says NASCAR did the right thing.

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Add Dale Earnhardt Jr. to the growing list of car owners searching for sponsorship.

The Navy is leaving the No. 88 Chevrolet in the Nationwide Series at the end of the season, forcing Earnhardt to search for funding for the flagship car at JR Motorsports.

“We were informed last week that our sponsorship with the U.S. Navy will not renew at the end of the year,” team spokesman Mike Davis said Tuesday.

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Martin Truex’s bid to make the Chase for the championship took a severe hit Tuesday when NASCAR penalized his team 150 points for bringing an illegal car to Daytona.

Truex’s car failed its initial inspection last week at Daytona, and the No. 1 Chevrolet was confiscated and brought back to NASCAR’s research center for further examination.

NASCAR penalized Truex and his Dale Earnhardt Inc. team with a stiff points deduction that drops him from 14th in the standings to 18th.

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The chance to drive for Rick Hendrick was too good to pass up, and Mark Martin’s ready to join NASCAR’s top team, Lee Spencer says.

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