Over the last few months we've seen and heard about the great talent that Joe Gibbs Racer Joey Logano has. Last year he took the Camping World Series East Championship and in May he won the inaugural Carolina 500 in the ARCA Series, all before his 18th birthday. In his third nationwide series start he took victory at the Kentucky Speedway becoming the youngest victory winner in any of NASCAR's three big series. Now there are plans that young Joey Logano will inherit Tony Stewart's vacant Sprint Cup seat next year. Which leaves me to wonder, is he ready for this big ride?

News and notes from today.

If its one thing you have to know about Tony Stewart is that he is not one to mess with when hes having a bad day....

Review of Saturday's Indycar race in Edmonton...

Review of yesterday's Sprint Cup race...

Former NASCAR teammates still love to hate each other.

I'll be honest with you folks, I never been to Edmonton or even Canada. But I'll tell you this the picture to the left is definitely not of the sky line of Edmonton, Alberta.

Preview for Saturday's Indycar race in Edmonton...

Preview for this weekend's race at Indy...

Been hearing stuff from the grapevine that Subway as title sponsor for the Indycar Series in the season 2009 season....

The FIA's introduction of the Kinetic Energy Recovery System, or KERS, is not going as smoothly as expected especially after a BMW mechanic received an electric shock from one during testing in Jerez, Spain earlier today, the mechanic only suffered an injury to his left arm....

Kimi Raikkonen is very busy man people and he doesn't have time to sign your precious autographs or time console crying children hes just here to race, folks....

I'm sure you've seen it all over the place now and I'm pretty sure your sick of it too. Why I do feel for Danica about being blocked by the rolling chicane that is Milka Duno.

Ryan Hunter-Reay took his first Indycar victory at Watkins Glen on Sunday.

One of the most greatest things you can do in your Formula 1 career is have a victory in your home country. It only took Lewis Hamilton two years to accomplish that feat as he took victory Sunday in the British Grand Prix at Silverstone in a difficult wet race winning by over a minute ahead of second-place finisher Nick Heidfeld.