Who doesn't enjoy beating on their brothers? Yes it's only a virtual beating, but that should count for something.

NASCAR is back and so is Dale Earnhardt Jr. Fans are expecting big things from the #88. What else will happen this weekend? Probably some crashes, heated emotions and Ashley Judd!

The 2007 Nextel Cup season is over. It's time to hand out some meaningless awards made entirely of vapor to the best and worst of the NASCAR season.

The Chase enters week six. Plenty of people are already crowning Jeff Gordon, but there is still a lot of racing to go, and if history is any indicator Martinsville could shake things up.

The Chase for the Nextel Cup starts on Sunday at Loudon, NH. It might appear wide open, but it's really a three team race between Jimmie Johnson, Jeff Gordon and Tony Stewart.

Two races until the Chase. It's go time for Dale Jr, Ryan Newman and Kurt Busch. Who will win at California this weekend?

The Cup boys head to the Watkins Glen road course this weekend. After last week's fireworks at the Busch race in Montreal race, it will get interesting.

In part three of a 4 part series, it's time to look at the drivers on the verge of making the Chase. If that fails, these are some of the drivers that have a chance at wins and preparing for 2008.

Part 2 of the Midseason Report looks at drivers 24-35 in owner points. This group is filled mostly by veterans, a few youngsters and Kasey Kahne. One of these does not belong here.

NASCAR's season is halfway over. For drivers outside the top 35 in points, it's a race to simply qualify for the show.

After months of speculation, NASCAR's biggest free agent in history, Dale Earnhardt Junior, is expected to announce where he will drive in 2008. Could it be Gibbs, Richard Childress, Hendrick or some suprise?

It's the newest game in NASCAR: Guess where Junior will drive in 2008. It's been three weeks and there is still no real sign where he wil go. Everyone knows about Gibbs, Hendrick and Childress, but what about some of the other cnadidates? Could Junior really jump somewhere else?

After failing inspection at Darlington, Tony Eury Jr will miss the next seven weekends. It seems a little steep considering this didn't even involve Jet Fuel.

Now that Dale Earnhardt Jr is leaving DEI, there is a wake filled with questions. It's hard to say where he'll go, but his decision affects numerous teams, drivers, sponsors and even crew chiefs and pit crew members.

Martin Truex Jr has run well in almost every race this season. The problem is the finishes, which have not always been his making. Based on his driver ratings so far, he could have a much bigger summer.