It never occurred to me until the conclusion of the Sprint All-Star Challenge Saturday, but I’ve got a couple of beefs with NASCAR’s exhibition weekend.

All-Star weekend saw Tony Stewart’s No. 14 sporting a special paint scheme representing Bass Pro Shops and the National Wild Turkey Federation.

Did Jimmie Johnson’s strong week propel him to the top of our Power Rankings? Did Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s strong run impress our writers? Keep reading to find out.

The people who run NASCAR have heard the complaints that the cars on the track did not resemble the cars on the streets beyond some of the stickers on the car.

ONE: It’s Time for the All-Star Race to Move From Charlotte

Paul Wolfe talks about the preparation for the longest race on the schedule, strategy calls based on tire hardness, driver fatigue and the new EFI system.

For the motorsports aficionado, this Sunday is about as good as it gets with historically significant races encompassing Formula 1, IndyCar and NASCAR.

I’ve been informed by parties high and low that all I want are wrecks, rude drivers, apparently Dale Earnhardt Jr. in victory lane and the ability to complain.

Hello, race fans. Welcome back to Couch Potato Tuesday. We’ve got a pretty busy weekend of racing to cover.

3 – Jimmie Johnson now has three All-Star victories, tying him with Dale Earnhardt and Jeff Gordon for most all-time.

The All-Star Race is pointless … in more ways than one.

Jimmie Johnson has had a heck of a week. First, he won No. 200 for Hendrick Motorsports at Darlington, then he dominated the NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race.