Celebration preparations

Champion's Week, a two-state affair in 2009, gets under way Monday in California before arriving in Las Vegas on Wednesday to begin countdown to awards ceremony.

 

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NASCAR Today:<br>A rookie no more

NASCAR Today:
A rookie no more

Cup Series' top rookie in 2009, Joey Logano says he is ready to prove he's here for the long run.

Garage Pass:<br>Life of a champion

Garage Pass:
Life of a champion

Jimmie Johnson has a busy week, plus other drivers participating in charity benefits.

Around the Track:<br>Hendrick speaks out

Around the Track:
Hendrick speaks out

Rick Hendrick talks about Jimmie Johnson's phenomenal run as Cup Series champion.

Notes: Wallace still searching for sponsor

Notes: Wallace still searching for sponsor

Two-car operation has only one fully-funded entry for 2010 season.

Crew chief knows 'this is my time'

Crew chief knows 'this is my time'

Chad Knaus has been the unrelenting driving force behind the No. 48.

Robby gets Jeff's goat post-turkey day

Robby gets Jeff's goat post-turkey day

An unusual footnote in NASCAR history is the '01 New Hampshire 300

Anger, drama leaves one wanting more

Anger, drama leaves one wanting more

Too bad the season's over. It just now was starting to get good.

Fans Voice Awards:<br>Join the discussion

Fans Voice Awards:
Join the discussion

Cast your vote in 10 categories -- with the winners to be revealed on Dec. 4.

Three honored with inaugural Craftsman Wrenchman awards

Craftsman and NASCAR have announced the winners of the inaugural Craftsman Wrenchman Award:

• Andrew Mason, Richard Childress Racing
• Ramie Jones, Braun Racing
• Bob Rahilly, Jim Rosenblum Racing

The Wrenchman Award recognizes behind-the-scenes crew members from each of the three national series who "turn the wrenches" but rarely get the recognition they deserve.

The winners were honored at the Wrenchman Award ceremony in Miami from Nov. 20-22.

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