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• Johnson four-peat shadows challenging NASCAR season
  It's too soon for Jimmie Johnson to contemplate his place in NASCAR history. He'll save those conversations for a time long after the champagne has stopped flowing on his record fourth consecutive championship.
  
• Former Mayfield attorneys sue for fees
  Jeremy Mayfield's former attorneys filed a civil suit Wednesday against the suspended NASCAR driver seeking nearly $400,000 in unpaid fees.
  
• Knaus not close to contract extension
  Chad Knaus believes he and Jimmie Johnson can continue to add to their championship total for years to come.
  
• Johnson celebrates crown with Damon
  Jimmie Johnson has put together the kind of winning streak that Johnny Damon and the Yankees can certainly appreciate.
  
• Hendrick turns attention to Earnhardt
  Getting Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s team back on track is Rick Hendrick's top priority now that Jimmie Johnson has his record fourth consecutive NASCAR championship.
  
• NASCAR Sprint Cup standings
  NASCAR Sprint Cup standings
  
• NASCAR wants France info kept from Mayfield
  NASCAR has asked a federal court to stop lawyers for suspended driver Jeremy Mayfield from collecting information from the ex-wife of chairman Brian France.
  
• Johnson wins fourth consecutive title
  The nickname "Four-Time" was claimed long ago by Jeff Gordon, leaving Jimmie Johnson in search of a fresh moniker to cap his record-setting fourth consecutive NASCAR championship.
  
• Indy Racing League VP John Griffin resigning
  Indy Racing League Vice President of Public Relations John Griffin is resigning, effective Dec. 18.
  
• Busch wins title, Nationwide finale
  Kyle Busch only needed the green flag to drop to win his first NASCAR title. His coronation was never in doubt and neither, really, was the outcome of the Nationwide Series finale.
  
• Johnson, Martin take title race into finale
  Mark Martin has lost to Dale Earnhardt, Jeff Gordon and Tony Stewart — some of NASCAR's greatest drivers — in his frustrating bid for an elusive championship.
  
• Volkswagen program head in Homestead
  The head of Volkswagen's motor sports program is at Homestead-Miami Speedway, fueling speculation that the automaker is interested in joining Toyota as the second foreign manufacturer in NASCAR.
  
• Johnson takes pole at Homestead
  Jimmie Johnson's run for his fourth straight Cup title starts from the pole.
  
• A twin win for Harvicks in Trucks Series finale
  Kevin and Delana Harvick were an extremely happy couple Friday night.
  
• Gordon wants to keep driving for Hendrick
  Hendrick Motorsports owner Rick Hendrick expects Jeff Gordon to drive at least "three or four" more seasons and the four-time Cup champion says he has no immediate plans to retire.
  
• Far from track, suspended Mayfield holds auction
  Jeremy Mayfield sat in the back of his large barn Friday morning about 800 miles from where NASCAR's season-ending weekend was kicking off. Several hundred people surrounded him, listening intently as a fast-speaking auctioneer sold dozens of items.
  
• For Hendrick, a 1-2-3 finish might make history
  There will be much for Hendrick Motorsports to celebrate on Sunday night.
  
• Rusty Wallace to field Toyotas next season
  Rusty Wallace Racing is moving its Nationwide Series team from Chevrolet to Toyota next season.
  
• Johnson cruising into finale after Phoenix victory
  Jimmie Johnson won't plan any parties this week, or waste a minute pondering his place in NASCAR history.
  
• Hendrick denies having a deal with Patrick
  Rick Hendrick said Sunday he has no deal to bring IndyCar superstar Danica Patrick to NASCAR, and there's no certainty she'll even be driving stock cars next season.
  
• Report: Raikkonen out of F1 next season
  Kimi Raikkonen will sit out of Formula One next season after failing to secure a move back to McLaren, Finnish media reported Wednesday.
  
• F1 champ Button signs with McLaren
  Formula One champion Jenson Button signed with McLaren on Wednesday to partner with Lewis Hamilton, giving the English team a potent lineup for next season featuring the most recent title holders.
  
• Glock agrees to 2-year deal with Manor GP
  Timo Glock will drive for the new Manor GP team next season in Formula One.
  
• Johnson signs extension with Hendrick through 2015
  Jimmie Johnson, on the verge of a NASCAR record fourth consecutive championship, signed a contract extension Friday to drive for Hendrick Motorsports through the 2015 season.
  
• F1 Williams sells minority stake to Austrian group
  Frank Williams says he is not preparing to relinquish control of the Williams Formula One team despite selling a minority stake on Friday.
  

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